Is it possible to homeschool teens as a working mom without sacrificing creativity or family time? By incorporating hands-on learning experiences and encouraging her daughter’s passions, Jen Gray has found ways to keep her homeschool both engaging and flexible. From interactive science experiments to creative book reports, Jen’s strategies provide inspiration for parents looking to […]
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Have you ever wished you could talk to a veteran homeschooler, a mom who could share long-term experience and provide encouragement and advice? Have you wondered what it’s like to transition from the role of homeschooling mom to mentor of young adult and launching big kids? In my recent conversation with Carrie de Francisco, a
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Wondering how to homeschool high school? Homeschooling gives us the opportunity to balance rigorous academics with the unique needs of their teenagers. As parents, we often wonder how to effectively prepare our high schoolers for their next steps—be it college, vocational training, or the workforce. With the right strategies and a focus on building a
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As a parent, I’m continually amazed by the depth of thought my homeschooled daughter demonstrates. In a world where identity often feels fragmented and superficial, Emma, a 17-year-old homeschooled student, delves into the complexities of Gen-Z’s search for meaning through the lens of aesthetic trends. With a blend of personal reflection and philosophical inquiry, she
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Homeschooling middle school can feel like a whole new world for parents and students alike. As your child transitions from elementary school to more advanced subjects and greater independence, it’s important to adapt your homeschooling approach to meet their changing needs. In this episode, we dive into practical tips for creating engaging lessons, managing the
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