Art of Homeschooling Podcast

EP8: The unique way a homeschooling lesson unfolds is a magical combination of you, the homeschooling parent, and your child. Along with the material you're teaching, the environment on any given day, the season, and so many, many other things!
Homeschooling is really more of an art than science.
The Art of Homeschooling is about creating and crafting your lessons with love and connection in the forefront of your mind, and then letting the learning unfold.
Check out the tips in this episode to help you embrace the art and the unknown in homeschooling.
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Welcome to the back-to-homeschooling episode! As I’m recording this, it’s the beginning of September and many homeschoolers are just starting back to lessons this week after a summer break. Listen in as Jean reflects back on ten things she wishes she'd known before her family started on their homeschooling journey.

EP213: Imagine a homeschooling journey where learning side by side builds your child’s capacity to learn and ignites a love of lifelong learning at the same time.

That’s what we’re getting into on the podcast this week!

Jean shares three stories from homeschooling mums just like you who discovered their passions through U.S. history, world history, and science.

As a homeschooler, you are not solely responsible for imparting all the knowledge your children need to know about the world.

When you create shared experiences that model deep learning, your children will develop the capacity to learn and the curiosity to explore.

And this is what it’s all about!

Find the Show Notes here https://artofhomeschooling.com/episode213/
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EP201: Curious about how to make homeschooling fifth graders a harmonious blend of imagination and academics? Join us on the Art of Homeschooling podcast, where we reveal the wonder of the Waldorf curriculum specially tailored for your 10 to 11-year-olds' "golden year." Discover how to nurture independent learning through main lesson blocks and engaging activities like the Greek pentathlon. Hear about the main subjects brought at this age such as ancient cultures, botany, geography, and freehand geometric drawing. Plus, get insights on incorporating mindfulness practices and recommended resources like the Waldorfish botany course.
Don't forget to check out our Ages and Stages guide. You'll find links to all the suggested resources in the Show Notes linked below. And thanks for welcoming us along on your homeschooling journey!
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EP194: Does your homeschooling journey feel like it's all go, go, go? In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast, Jean shares a transformative idea that might be the very key to unlocking deeper learning for your children: the art of letting learning rest. Drawing from the experiences and insights from the annual Taproot Teacher Training, Jean explains how integrating periods of rest into your teaching schedule can lead to more meaningful and lasting educational outcomes. Inspired by Rudolf Steiner's lesson rhythm, this episode uncovers why it's vital to allow children time to absorb and process new concepts and why stepping back could actually propel your child's learning forward. Listen for examples you've probably experienced before. Plus three phrases you can say to yourself to help you remember the importance of letting the learning rest.
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