Q & A - Homeschooling, Moving to a Muslim Country, Journey to Islam and Niqab

Answering some questions that were posted in the various comments. Some resources are posted below:
1. What curriculum do you use for homeschooling?
We are unschoolers registered with Clonlara 👇
clonlara.org/our-programs/off...
How to homeschool in a large Muslim family? Husband & Wife Chat: Marriage - unschooling - parenting
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Check out the interviews with my older kids as well.
2. What do you think about the Montessori method - teachers using it seem to have the most wellbehaved kids?
What IS the goal of Islamic education?
3. How to maintain 5 daily prayers as a mom of many young ones? (The sister asking said she had 4 kids under the age of 5 - Allahuma barik lahum)
4. Moving from the West to a Muslim country - experiences as a homeschooler?
Dubai and Northern Emirates Homeschool Association
duneha.org/
/ dunehaorg
5. What was your journey to Islam and what led you to wearing niqab?
I'm a born Muslim from Bosnia who grew up in Germany as a refugee due to the war in 1990s and found Islam there alhamdulillah. I started practicing when I was about 16 and got married at 18 and moved to Canada where I started wearing niqaab at 21 alhamdulillah. I currently live in the UAE.

[@eventrider]

Masha’Allah. Great advice about scheduling around salah, making sure that it is prioritized and never missed. I do also think that with many small kids around the opportunities for dhikr should never be wasted. There are many many times throughout each day that can be used for dhikr, for example when preparing food, feeding the kids, doing housework etc. And if the kids see that we are constantly engaged in praising and thanking Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’alaa then they will take notice and will do likewise in sha’Allah and be more mindful as they grow up.

[@tewekullify]

Mashaallah nice video! I saw your bio said your bosnia Allahumme barik! I'm bosnian too.

[@lh3003]

Assalamualaikum sis, lovely Q&A

[@aishasami8891]

Assalamu alaikum. JazakAllah Khair sister for sharing this information. I'm really getting benefitted from your videos. I am a homeschooling mom of 5, from India. Can you give me more details about Clonlara school that you've mentioned in the video. Will grade 10 done from there be valid around the world?

[@HifdhWithKids]

Clonlara is a private school based in the US and they issue an American highschool diploma. You'd have do your own research if this is accepted wherever you live. You can also always contact the staff at Clonlara and they can tell you more details.