After nearly twenty years of homeschooling, I’ve learned a great deal, including ways I would do things differently if I had it to do all over again! In this podcast, I share how five of those lessons have changed the way I view homeschooling. 

What is a routine? What does a workable schedule look like? How do I know what to include? Where do I even start? In this podcast, we’ll talk through the foundational steps that are necessary for creating a successful schedule. 

When it comes to homeschooling, there are many valid philosophies. But there are also a lot of temporary fads, some of which can be more harmful than helpful. In this podcast we’ll take a look at several of the most popular philosophies and fads.

When struggles arise in homeschooling, we often look for ways to label those struggles. But, is that the wisest choice? In this podcast, we’ll consider the difference between labeling struggles and finding solutions to those struggles.

Is it really possible to homeschool those early years when you also have very needy little ones? YES! In this podcast, we’ll walk through some ideas and suggestions for you to try on for size as you figure out your unique family needs.

Most people are not natural planners. Even the most planner-loving people have to learn how to plan. In this episode, we’ll walk through a three-step process that can help you learn how to become a planner.

Interruptions to homeschooling are inevitable. But your response to them will determine whether they derail your day or are managed well. Listen in as we talk through what it means to manage interruptions well.

As a mom and homeschool teacher, you’re pulled in so many different directions. How can you make sure that you have what it takes to give your students your best each and every day. Join me as we talk through three helpful strategies.