Who decides what’s basic? Maeve figured out last week that basic is relative. So, listen in for some not-so-basic tips. We also discuss ways to keep creativity alive throughout your child’s education and why that’s essential in today’s educational economy.
Passion-driven learning naturally makes children happier and more motivated to learn. It also alleviates homeschool pressures for parents. Another bonus: it will help your kids soar ahead of those who are stuck on the government school’s protracted system of conveyor belt to college.
Do you constantly pour into your kids but are not seeing the fruit you’d hoped for? Or do you have goals that you’re not achieving despite your hard work? It’s easy to get discouraged on the long journey of parenting and home education. Listen in to how God sent us some encouragement in the midst of a ‘woe-is-me-my-life-sucks’ season.
Keep it simple sweetie. How do you people keep up with all the details? I can not. Let’s chat about some ways that we’ve simplified. Pfft. Simplified? That sounds so Better-Homes-And-Gardeney. Try paring down to the bare-bones minimum of what it takes to do your life, at your pace. That’s what I’m talking about.
After listening to this episode, you’ll come away with some tips for moving your family through life in a stress-free, non-harried manner. And we just returned from Camp Margaritaville RV resort, where the beards have ponytails, even the two-year-olds have electric scooters, and everyone’s sunburned.
CRT is just one of the many insidious doctrines that educators are forcing on our impressionable young children. This is an important episode as it breaks down CRT to understandable chunks and offers solutions and rebuttals against this toxic ideology.