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Why Do We Educate Our Children?
In the whirlwind of our busy lives, we rarely pause to reflect on fundamental questions. We accept daily routines, societal norms, and even government actions without much scrutiny. Consider this:
Functional Medicine, Homeschool Values, And The Path To Real Wellness
Most of us were raised on convenience food, low-fat slogans, and a medical system designed to put out fires, not build strong homes. This conversation reframes health as stewardship: aligning
Boat Schooling Five Kids While Chasing Freedom
Choosing a different path often starts with a simple question: what if school fit our family instead of the other way around? Tanya, a former kindergarten teacher turned cruising mom,
From Unschooling To Co-Ops: A Mother’s Two-Decade Journey
Homeschooling thrives when curiosity leads and community sustains it. This conversation with veteran homeschooler and co-op founder Nicole moves beyond abstract ideals into practical rhythms that help families teach kids
From UK Teacher To Dominican Unschool: How Human-Centered Education Thrives
Education looks different when you start with the nervous system instead of the timetable. That’s the bold premise behind Kate’s “barefoot unschool” in the Dominican Republic, where children check in
No, You Won’t Ruin Your Kids (Promise)
Homeschooling high school starts long before ninth grade. It begins with small choices that build trust: a morning routine that fits your family, a math lesson that pauses when frustration
Remove the Four Walls: Childhood, Freedom, and Learning Reimagined
The story begins with a simple question that many parents quietly ask themselves: what if school isn’t the best place for my child to learn? On a 30-acre farm, Brooke
Homeschooling an Only Child: Jessica Waldock’s Journey
Homeschooling an only child presents unique challenges and rewards, as Jessica Waldock shared in our recent podcast conversation. As the creator of The Waldock Way and mother to 13-year-old Emily,
The Government Wants to Control What Your Child Learns at Home
The battle for homeschool freedom is intensifying across America, with New Jersey becoming the latest battleground. In a recent episode of “The Homeschool How-To” podcast, host Cheryl spoke with Mariama,
From Skeptic to Advocate: One Mother’s 11-Year Homeschooling Journey
The journey of homeschooling is as unique as the families who embark on it. In this enlightening conversation with Christy, a homeschooling mother of three daughters who has been educating
“I Loved Teaching, But Schools Are Failing Our Kids”
The education landscape is rapidly evolving, yet many parents remain unaware of the limitations within traditional schooling systems. In this enlightening podcast episode, we spoke with Toni, a former teacher
Unschooling: Embracing Child-Led Learning in a Digital Age
In today’s rapidly changing educational landscape, more families are turning away from traditional schooling methods and embracing alternative approaches like unschooling. This shift represents more than just a trend—it’s a
The Rise of Unschooling: How One Australian Family Reimagined Education
Traditional education systems have long been predicated on a one-size-fits-all approach, with predetermined curricula, standardized testing, and rigid learning environments. However, more parents worldwide are questioning this system and opting
A Chat with Del Bigtree
Del Bigtree, a prominent advocate for medical freedom and informed consent, recently shared his journey from mainstream media producer to becoming one of the most influential voices challenging pharmaceutical dominance
Homeschooling While Working Full-Time: Insights from a Law Enforcement Mom
When we picture homeschooling families, we often imagine stay-at-home parents with flexible schedules. But what about those working full-time in demanding careers? In this week’s episode of Homeschool How-To, we
The Traditional Education System Failed My Child, So I Became Her Teacher
When I first became a mother, homeschooling wasn’t even on my radar. Like many parents, I believed trained professionals would be better equipped to teach my children than I could
The Empowering Journey of a 25-Year Homeschool Pioneer
In a world where traditional education is often taken for granted as the only path, Audrey Rindlisbacher stands as a testament to the power of alternative approaches. With 25 years
The Journey to Reclaiming Your Life: A Radical Shift from Industrial Living to Intentional Family Life
In our latest podcast episode, we had a profound conversation with returning guest Mary Wainwright about her transformative journey from conventional living to a more intentional, self-sufficient lifestyle. Mary recently
Homeschooled on a Boat— Now Homeschooling Her Daughter: Shellbe’s Incredible Story
The concept of homeschooling often conjures images of kitchen tables covered with textbooks and worksheets. But what if education looked more like sailing through the Bahamas, spearfishing for dinner, and
From Teacher to Homeschool Parent: One Mother’s Journey to Educational Freedom
The decision to homeschool is rarely made lightly, especially for those who have dedicated their professional lives to the public education system. In this week’s Homeschool How-To podcast episode, we
How Five Years of Homeschooling Set Laura’s Kids Up for Life
When Laura Bains first heard the word “homeschooling,” it hit her like “a two-by-four straight out of heaven.” Despite having no prior knowledge of what homeschooling entailed, she felt an
How a Single Mom Left the Corporate Life to Start a Business and Homeschool
Embracing the Homeschool Journey: From Corporate America to Freedom-Based Education When Taylor Duggs found herself questioning the traditional path of public education for her children, she couldn’t have anticipated how
What Japan Got Right About Education—and the Shocking Truth Gabriella Discovered in the U.S.
The traditional education system isn’t designed for every child, and more parents are recognizing this reality. In a recent episode of the Homeschool How To podcast, I connected with Gabriella
The Freedom of Learning on the Road: A Homeschooling Family’s Journey
When we picture homeschooling, many of us imagine a kitchen table with books spread out, perhaps a whiteboard nearby, and a structured schedule that mirrors traditional school. But what if
From Challenge to Triumph: A Single Mom’s Homeschooling Journey with Seven Kids
Welcome to the latest episode of the Homeschool How To podcast, where we dive deep into the inspirational journey of Stacy, a single mother who took on the task of
Balancing the Badge and the Blackboard: Why a School Resource Officer Chooses to Home Educate
Homeschooling is emerging as a popular choice for many families today, driven by a desire for tailored education and the freedom to learn outside traditional settings. In a recent episode
How Teaching Refugee Students Inspired This Teacher to Home Educate Her Children
In the latest podcast episode, we embark on a captivating exploration of alternative lifestyles, focusing on homeschooling, off-grid living, and the creation of family-centered communities. Our guest, Mary, a former
A New Approach to Modern Education
In the latest episode of our podcast, we had an enlightening conversation with Raya Bidshahari, the visionary founder of the School of Humanity. This innovative online high school is breaking
