Homeschool is a Work of Heart
The world of education is changing, and more families are choosing a different way. Homeschooling gives parents the opportunity to personalize learning, strengthen relationships, and help their children grow into confident, capable learners. But even with all the benefits, the day-to-day can feel challenging.
If you have a heart for homeschooling, this podcast is here to encourage you, offer practical guidance, and help you see your role and your child in a whole new light.
Homeschool is a Work of Heart
Latest Episodes
Great start. Now revise it.
What if your child doesn’t actually hate writing? What if they hate guessing?In this episode, I’m taking you back to sixth grade and a writing assignment I’ve remembered for decades. I was told to revise my paper, but there was on...
What Does Homeschooling Mean Anymore?
What does it mean to homeschool in 2026?After more than 20 years in the homeschool world, I’ve noticed something: when a parent tells me, “We homeschool,” I still don’t know much about what learning actually looks like in their home....
Pack. Camp. Clean Up. Write?
What does a family camping trip have to do with teaching your child to write an essay? More than you might think!Just like you wouldn’t arrive at a campsite without packing first, young writers shouldn’t be expected to sit down and simpl...
Let It Be Hard: Why Our Kids Don’t Always Need Something Easier
When your child says, “This is hard,” is your first instinct to find something easier?We expect kids to struggle when they learn the piano, take up a new sport, or master a new skill. We know practice, frustration, and even failure are p...
The First Month is Data, Not a Verdict: Don't Judge Your Homeschool Year Yet
It’s August. The curriculum is new, the schedule looked much better on paper, the kids are still figuring things out, and you may already be wondering: Did I get this wrong?Before you change everything, take a closer look at wha...