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On behalf of Homeschooling.Mom, the Homeschool Solutions Show podcast and the Charlotte Mason Show podcast, we thank you for tuning-in, and listening.

The homeschooling community is large, diverse and growing, and there is so much we may learn from the successes, failures and challenges of others in this community. We trust that you’ll find these podcast conversations, observations and perspectives to be uplifting, encouraging, thought-provoking and equipping.

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Recent Shows

450 | Building Mom Community (Jessica Smartt) | REPLAY

450 | Building Mom Community (Jessica Smartt) | REPLAY

Join Jessica Smartt for a conversation about building your community as a mom!

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452 | When to Say Nothing At All (Sean Allen)

452 | When to Say Nothing At All (Sean Allen)

This is the last episode in a 3 episode series. What do you say to your child when a simple "yes" or "no" just don't seem to meet the demands of the hour? The answer? Nothing at all. For most parents, though, saying nothing is simply not an option. They're afraid it might communicate weakness or concede too much ground to their children. But here's the thing - clear answers regarding how to deal with parenting problems are hard to come by. We often need a bit of time before we can more accurately assess what's going on. In such moments, a premature reward or correction might do more harm than good. Better to say nothing at all, take a step back and get a firm grip on what you're really dealing with before you give that "yes" or "no".

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451 | The Advantage of Discussion vs. Testing and Matching the Effort and Expectation We Place on Our Kids (Jennifer Cabrera)

451 | The Advantage of Discussion vs. Testing and Matching the Effort and Expectation We Place on Our Kids (Jennifer Cabrera)

Ample time for discussion of knowledge and learning from elders truly invested in their future are major advantages for homeschoolers. However, most important to note is...Why your effort and interaction as homeschool parent must equal or exceed the expectations you have for your student in order to capitalize on these advantages.

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From the Blog

Is it Possible to Homeschool on A Budget?

Is it Possible to Homeschool on A Budget?

Many families are hesitant to take up homeschooling simply because they view the option as very expensive. It’s true that some people spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on homeschooling, but it is possible to homeschool on a budget?

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Debunking Myths About Homeschooling

Debunking Myths About Homeschooling

Homeschooling is actually an excellent way to educate your child. However, even though many families homeschool, there are still numerous myths about homeschooling that can often cloud the concept of homeschooling.

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How to Create Winning Lesson Plans for Homeschooling

How to Create Winning Lesson Plans for Homeschooling

Once you’ve assembled your curriculum for the year, as well as any resources and online programs you’ll be supplementing with, you’ll be ready to get a solid plan and, lesson plans for homeschooling, prepared for the school year. Even if your plan is loose, or you intend to utilize Unschooling or child-led learning, it’s still a plan, and you can make the most of it.

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