In a christian, Catholic homeschool we are well-equipping our children to learn their faith and engage in thoughtful, charitable conversations. The episode includes my favorite thing, a little anecdotal history in a discussion on Socratic questioning as a method to reveal truths,
Homeschooling for Catholic Parents Podcast
Podcast Show Notes
65 – Worried about Social Media Influence? 3 Saints Who Will Resonate with Your Teen (And You)!
Are you concerned about social media influencers affecting your child’s sefl-esteem and belief system? Of course you are! Rightly so! The ideologies and unsound doctrine being forced on our kids are ubiquitious and frightening. That’s why the stories of the saints’ lilves are a hope-bringing salve to our souls.
64 – You are enough! Stop self-doubt with these 3 tips.
Show Notes Everyone who has ever pondered homeschooling has doubted themselves at some point. Am I going to ruin my child? How can I teach them? I don't have a teaching degree. I don't want them to have a bunch of gaps in their education. These are all along the same...
63 – Time Management tips for Field Trips and Road trips for your Catholic Homeschool.
We’ve made plenty of mistakes on our homeschooling journey. And whether it’s shoddy math that Maeve’s teaching at home, or pulling into the dirtiest, busiest Olive Garden on a 16-hour road trip, we don’t want you to repeat our mistakes.
62 – Struggling with CONSISTENCY? Add THIS to Your Homeschool Routine.
Are you worried about staying consistent in your homeschool? Dying to find the perfect routine that you’ll stick to forever? It’s a struggle for me too! Let me let you in on my secrets. I promise they’re fun, and your children will not only thrive, but love doing them.
61- How Will You Socialize Them? Catholic Teaching on this HOT Topic for Your Homeschool.
Stopping my eye-roll is a real struggle for this veteran homeschool mom when curious people ask, But, how will you socialize them?” They act like we lock our kids up in a cinder block cell through all the daylight hours every Monday-Friday. I’ve always had plenty of rebuttals for this question, but now that I’ve read what the catechism says about socialization, there will be no shutting me up!