On If Homeschool Walls Could Talk, real homeschoolers share their unique stories and perspectives. We’ll examine the myths and stereotypes surrounding homeschooling and shed light on this often misunderstood educational movement. Follow on Instagram @ifhomeschoolwallscouldtalk or email homeschoolwalls@gmail.com
If Homeschool Walls Could Talk
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Podcast Overview
On If Homeschool Walls Could Talk, real homeschoolers share their unique stories and perspectives. We’ll examine the myths and stereotypes surrounding homeschooling and shed light on this often misunderstood educational movement. Follow on Instagram @ifhomeschoolwallscouldtalk or email homeschoolwalls@gmail.com
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3/5/2020
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Recent Episodes
October 1, 2020
Ep. 17 Holly Field on how she leads out on learning
Holly and I are friends, our kids are friends, and we’ve talked many times, but yet, I never knew her homeschool story. I knew she was homeschooled growing up, but beyond that, I had never heard her journey. We finally were able to sit down and record our conversation about how she went from a non-ideal homeschool situation to striving to do better for her own family. Holly is sincere, kind and earnest in helping her kids develop a love of learning.
August 31, 2020
Ep. 16 Rebecca Altman on stepping in and out of homeschooling
<p>With a background in education and a husband who was an educator, Rebecca Altman never thought of homeschooling. However, when her adopted daughter struggled in school due to issues related to her traumatic background, she knew something needed to change. Rebecca shares her experience pulling her kids out of school, then putting them back into public school years later. She talked about her experiences with both and how her primary mission was to help her children heal. She also shared where her kids are now and ended with a plea for compassion for all parents who are struggling to find their way forward. Follow me on Instagram @ifhomeschoolwallscouldtalk or email me at homeschoolwalls@gmail.com</p>
August 6, 2020
Ep. 15 Amy Wilson on her dyslexic kids' inspiring educational journeys
<p>Amy Wilson has three dyslexic children, two who have graduated college and one who is college-bound. She shared with me her decision to homeschool when her children were failing to thrive in public school. Being a mom to dyslexic kids, we had so much in common, but I think you’ll find many aspects that relate to your situation, whether or not your kids are divergent learners. We talked about so many great parts of parenting, like getting out of your kids’ ways and believing in their potential. She is a wonderful example of advocating for your children and finding resources. We referenced these resources in the interview: Susan Barton, Laura Rogen and Wired for Reading, The Dyslexia Empowerment Plan, Brain Integration Therapy, Rate My Professor, and the books Mindset, Grit, Presence, and Outliers. Follow me on Instagram @ifhomeschoolwallscouldtalk or email me at homeschoolwalls@gmail.com</p>
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