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Called To Homeschool

Meg Thomas
Homeschooling
Personal Development
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Parenting Strategies
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Family Dynamics
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Standardized Testing
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Are you feeling the call to homeschool and you're not sure what to do? Or maybe you are already homeschooling and it doesn't look like what you hoped it would. My name is MegThomas and I'm a certified Life Coach, a mother of seven and a homeschool pro with more than a decade of experience. I can show anyone how to create success in their homeschool, and I'd love to show you how. Are you ready? Lea... more

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Recent Guests

Tegan McNeil
Homeschooling mom of four kids
Episode: #340 When Your Kids Can’t Focus (and You Feel Overwhelmed)
Glenn Lovelace
Men's coach with over 21 years of marriage experience
Episode: #320 Homeschooling Is a Part-Time Gig—Marriage Is for Life
Ariane Cameron
A passionate homeschooler and mother of three girls who has been homeschooling for over a decade.
Episode: #300 World Schooling with Ariane Cameron
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Episode: #290 Creating an Intentional Family with Karen Bates
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Episode: #275 Confidence & Resilience for Teens with Joey Mascio
Leigh Nguyen
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Episode: #273 Homeschooling on a Budget with Leigh Nguyen
Brandy Coffman
A homeschooling mom from Massachusetts with a background in nutrition coaching, now focused on homeschooling and parenting.
Episode: #263 Time Management with Brandy Coffman
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Host

Meg Thomas
A life coach, mother of seven, and experienced homeschooler dedicated to helping families succeed in homeschooling.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 395 ratings
  • Must listen

    I’ve been listening to this podcast maybe over a year, and I have listened to old episodes as well. There is no better homeschool podcast yet. I’m so thankful for your work Meg, I’ve learned a lot, my homeschooling is getting better every time I learn something new. God bless you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ramela64
    United Statesa month ago
  • Convinced me!

    A few years ago when I felt like our family was being called to homeschool, I was really nervous and didn’t even know where to start. We have a lot of friends that homeschool, but listening to Meg’s podcast truly helped solidify our family’s decision to homeschool our kids. I still listen today to continue to build my confidence as a homeschool mom and get new ideas. THANK YOU!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meg Harrington
    United Statesa month ago
  • I’m addicted to this podcast!

    My friend recommended this podcast to me and I’m so glad she did! I’m currently homeschooling my 3 year old and I need all of the help that I can get when it comes to knowing what to do now and in the future. This podcast teaches that and so much more! It answers the questions that I have and it has given me so many phenomenal ideas when it comes to the fine balance of parenting and homeschooling. 10 out of 5 stars! ⭐️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KendraAnn5
    United States5 months ago
  • Connection <3

    Whenever I think I’m not giving my children the enough of what they need and I’m falling short, your message about connection over curriculum sets me straight. I hear Heaven knocking on my heart, telling me to keep trying because He and I, we’ve got this! I’m so grateful that you are here too, reminding me about what’s truly important. More important than the data and checklists is these immortal souls I am holding. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    etplog
    United States10 months ago
  • Thank you

    I appreciate your beautiful guidance. I found your podcast when I was a new homeschool Mom. I was drowning and you were my life raft. I am forever grateful for you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MainefarmMom
    United Statesa year ago

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Many find the podcast to be a lifeline, especially for those struggling with the emotional aspects of homeschooling.
Some criticisms have emerged about a perceived shift towards promoting life coaching services, suggesting a desire for more focused homeschooling content.
Listeners highly appreciate the supportive and practical advice provided, emphasizing the positive impact on their confidence in homeschooling.

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#353 The Right Work at the Right Time in Homeschooling
Q: Is it beneficial to do the same lessons at the same time for different ages, or should there be differentiated instructions?
It's possible to combine lessons for group subjects like science and art, but for individualized subjects like math and reading, differentiation usually works best to cater to each child's unique pace and strengths.
#350 Listener's Question: Happy Habits & Trying To Do It All
Q: What tips or advice can you offer for better managing time and responsibilities?
It's about prioritizing and delegating responsibilities instead of trying to do everything yourself.
#350 Listener's Question: Happy Habits & Trying To Do It All
Q: What are your thoughts on combining this system with working towards a larger reward?
It can be effective if managed positively, but should not be used as a tool of manipulation.
#350 Listener's Question: Happy Habits & Trying To Do It All
Q: How can we avoid the all-or-nothing situation?
You want to be very consistent with immediate consequences for younger children to reinforce behavior.
#347 How to Keep Your Happiness Through Hard Seasons (and Keep Homeschooling When Life Falls Apart
Q: How can we maintain happiness during hard seasons while homeschooling?
Focus on emotional regulation techniques, such as proper sleep, hydration, nutrition, movement, and reducing screen time. Accept that it's okay to feel annoyed and allow for a gentler approach to homeschooling strategies.

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Focused on empowering parents who are either considering homeschooling or currently navigating the challenges of this educational path, the content offers practical advice, emotional support, and insights into effective homeschooling practices. The discussions frequently address common concerns among homeschooling families, such as balancing education with emotional well-being, establishing positive habits, and fostering a love of learning in children. Unique to the show is the integration of techniques from life coaching and personal anecdotes that illustrate the host's journey and the strategies that have proven successful in her own family.

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