Homeschooling goes far beyond choosing curriculum and planning field trips. It is equally as important to establish a firm grasp on why we are homeschooling and what our homeschool philosophy is.
I so enjoyed this conversation with Angela where we had a chance to get honest about the ups and downs of our homeschooling journeys. We chatted about important mindset shifts we have had to embrace along the way and old paradigms we are moving away from.
Are you considering homeschooling but you are fearful? Are you in the thick of it and need some encouragement to keep going? Join us for this inspiring conversation!
In this episode, we cover:
View full show notes and transcript on the blog + watch this episode on YouTube.
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RESOURCES
Angela’s Homeschooling Course: Master the Art of Home Education
Math curricula mentioned: Learn Math Fast, Shormann Math, Denison Algebra
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