Everything I Wish I Knew Before Roadschooling
It's easy to find posts glamourising vanlife. But what's it *really* like to head off and roadschool with your kids?
It's easy to find posts glamourising vanlife. But what's it *really* like to head off and roadschool with your kids?
How do I make sure I don't forget about myself on our homeschooling journey, when everything feels so kid-focused?
As parents, we all want our children to be driven, curious, and motivated to learn. In this four part series, we’ll go deep on exploring how to develop drive in our children.
In this episode, I spend some time examining three common perceptions that are unique to unschooling.
In this episode I’m talking more about something this podcast was literally born from: the idea of children falling behind where they should be.
In this session we look at how you can be your child's coach, rather than their teacher. I believe this is the best way to help your children really find themselves, and to flourish as independent learners.
I believe we have the opportunity to provide our children with the right conditions to become the truest, best versions of who they were born to be. But that will only happen if we’re super intentional in setting up an environment which creates that outcome.
This is a critical process that all home educators must go through, if they want to be free to make the most of the experience, and to give their children the best shot at growing up to be autonomous, independent individuals.
Unschooled 12 year old pianist plays the Home Alone theme.
In this episode I’m going to do something that might feel a bit uncomfortable. But if we want to move education forward in any real meaningful way, the kind of thinking I’m about to take you through is incredibly important. I’m going to take some of the...