This episode promises to give you the inside scoop on mastering homeschooling a gifted/ special needs child through the experiences of Naya, a passionate GSU student and mother. Naya shares her heartfelt journey, driven by her son's autism, and how her diverse educational background led her to choose homeschooling. You'll gain insights into the complexities of managing time, addressing socialization concerns, and creating a personalized educational experience that goes beyond traditional norms.

Does homeschooling limit social interactions? Naya challenges this common myth by providing real-life examples of how her children engage with their community. From museum trips to diverse group interactions, she illustrates how homeschooling can actually enrich a child's social and educational experience. We also dive into the essential skills needed for college readiness, emphasizing the importance of time management, social skills, and professional networking—skills that are often overlooked in a conventional classroom setting.

Ready to rethink education? Naya's philosophy on homeschooling emphasizes flexibility, adaptability, and putting the child's needs first. She sheds light on the importance of self-care for parents and community support, especially when educating children with special needs. This episode empowers parents to explore homeschooling by providing actionable advice on state requirements, connecting with other homeschoolers, and making thoughtful decisions. Stay engaged, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and share for more enriching discussions on Leaders of a New School!