Dive into the complexities of choosing and using curriculum in homeschooling or not using curriculum at all!
We discuss the myths and expectations surrounding curriculum, the importance of understanding your family’s unique needs, and how to balance structure with the freedom of learning.
In this episode, as part of our “How To Be An Awesome Homeschooler Summer Conversations Series” we ask and answer the following questions: What does it mean to be successful in homeschooling? How does that definition vary for each family?
What are you afraid of (in homeschooling)? What does control have to do with it? What can we do to help ourselves?
In this special episode, Kelly and Robyn pull back the curtain on their friendship, families, and homeschools. They share updates from their independent lives and, most importantly, announce what’s coming up for How To Be An Awesome Homeschooler!
Kelly shares insights on embracing a relaxed summer approach, and the importance of being present with your children. This episode encourages listeners to set aside the pressures of planning the perfect homeschool year and instead, enjoy the enriching experiences summer offers.
Do you ever feel like you’re drowning in curriculum choices? I know the feeling all too well. Reviewing options can be endless and overwhelming, leaving us with questions like:
Did I pick the right one? Do I need anything else, or did I order enough? How much should I spend? Do I get a grade level for each of my children? How can I simplify this? Do we have to do all of it? Do I need to study?
If you’ve ever found yourself pondering one or several of these questions, you’re are not alone!
Spring is in the air, and with it comes a surge of energy, excitement, and distraction in our homeschools. Cabin Fever has been cured by Spring Fever, so how do you cure Spring Fever?
In today’s episode, we’re going to explore strategies to navigate this season effectively.
This episode previews Guide Training™, delving into the transformative approach of guiding children in homeschooling rather than simply teaching them. Emphasis is placed on understanding neurodiversity and adopting natural learning practices through deschooling, using biological rhythms instead of schedules, and viewing learning using the 90-Minute School Day™ lens.
Strewing. What is it and why should I do it? Strewing is a tool that every homeschooler needs in their toolbox. Whether you already strew or are curious to start – this episode will help you look at this practice in a new light.
Tune into this timely conversation about walking out of burnout into freedom and joy with Amanda Diekman, author of “Low Demand Parenting” and Robyn Robertson of Honey! I’m Homeschooling the Kids.
