Johns Hopkins Homeschool Connections
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Podcast Overview
<p>The Johns Hopkins Homeschool Research Lab Homeschool Connections Miniseries shares relevant research, data, and insights about homeschool policy and practice to dispel myths, inform stakeholders, and ultimately benefit all students. </p>
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Publishing Since
1/15/2026
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Recent Episodes
April 30, 2026
Episode 8: How Florida is Transforming Homeschooling and Public Education with Keith Jacobs
<p>In this in-depth interview, Keith Jacobs, Director of Provider Development at Step Up for Students, discusses the ways to homeschool in Florida and the innovative landscape of the personalized education program (PEP). Topics include the PEP program, unbundled services for homeschoolers, district partnerships, and the future of customized education options.</p>
April 16, 2026
Episode 7: Advanced Learners and Home Education with Jonathan Plucker and Annie Connolly-Sporing
<p>In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Plucker and Annie Connolly-Sporing delve into the challenges facing gifted education, highlighting the fragmented policies and unreliable data that cause many gifted students to be overlooked. They discuss the promising role of homeschooling for advanced learners, emphasize the value of peer connections, and explore how innovative resources like the National Research Center on Advanced Education are paving the way for the future of advanced learning.</p>
April 2, 2026
Episode 6: The Intersection of Classical Education and Homeschooling with Albert Cheng
<p>In this episode, we explore the intersection of classical education and homeschooling with Dr. Albert Cheng, an education policy scholar and quantitative methodologist. Drawing on the latest research, Dr. Cheng shares insights into the historical roots of classical education, its recent expansion, and what empirical evidence reveals about its reach and impact. We discuss how classical education fits within the broader homeschooling movement and what these trends may mean for educators, families, and education policy.</p>
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- What is Johns Hopkins Homeschool Connections?
<p>The Johns Hopkins Homeschool Research Lab Homeschool Connections Miniseries shares relevant research, data, and insights about homeschool policy and practice to dispel myths, inform stakeholders, and ultimately benefit all students. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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