Parents, who are not educators, this is probably the toughest semester you’ve ever had with your child. As the school year comes to an end, you may be tempted to throw in the towel, stop logging on, and stop helping your child with an assignment you may not even understand yourself.

You’re not alone. A poll conducted by EdChoice.com found that most parents have several concerns about their child’s education right now. While they may not be crazy about homeschooling, 66% are worried about their child being exposed to the coronavirus while in school. 68% are worried their child is missing out on instruction time. And not surprisingly, 75% of parents said their home and family routine has been disrupted.

On the other hand, it seems some not all parents are hating the homeschool life with 52% of parents reporting they now have a more favorable view of homeschooling.

Whichever half you fall in—perhaps you have an even lower view of homeschooling right now—I’m here to encourage you. You’ve made it this far. You only have a few weeks to go. Don’t give up on homeschool just yet. Here are a few do’s and don’tsto consider as you power through…