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The Homeschool How To

Cheryl - Host
Homeschooling
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The Good and the Beautiful Level K
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I don't claim to know anything about homeschooling, so I set out on a journey to ask the people who do! Join me as I chat with homeschoolers to discuss; "why are people homeschooling," "what are all the ways people are using to homeschool today," and ultimately, "should I homeschool my kids?"

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What does homeschooling look like after the kids are grown — and what advice actually holds up over 25 years? This week, I bring back a favorite episode of mine to help remind me what's really important while taking this homeschooling journey. 

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I’m re-releasing this episode because it’s still one of my all-time favorites—and honestly, one of the conversations that stayed with me long after we hit stop on the recording. 

In this episode, I’m joined by Kiri Jorgensen, a former public school ... more

A former public school teacher never planned to homeschool — until COVID forced a hard reset. In this episode, Cheryl talks with Janae Daniels from the School to Homeschool Podcast about the moment everything changed: the “magical” 2020 shutdown, the... more

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You’ve heard it a thousand times: “But what about socialization?” “What if my kid falls behind?” “What if they only want screens?”

In this episode, I’m joined by Courtney (former teacher + school psychologist, now a private evaluator/advocate) to br... more

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Janae Daniels
Former middle school teacher turned homeschooler, host of the School to Homeschool Podcast
School to Homeschool Podcast
Episode: #156: I Tried to Recreate School at Home… Everyone Cried (This Fixed It)
Courtney Myers
School psychologist and unschooling advocate
Episode: #155: Why This School Psychologist Won’t Send Her Child to School (and Skips Curriculum Too)
Tiffany Parsons
An occupational therapist and homeschooling parent
Episode: #149: Homeschool OT Explains Reflex Integration, Picky Eaters & Kids Who Won’t Sit Still
Dr. Dusty Hess
Functional medicine doctor and creator of Upstream Magazine.
Upstream Health
Episode: #145: Functional Medicine Doesn’t Have to Be Confusing—Here’s What It Really Means | Dr. Dusty Hess
Tanya Hackney
Homeschooling mother who lives aboard a sailing catamaran and travels with her family.
A Ship in Florida
Episode: #144: Teacher Exposes School System 'Meat Grinder' | Homeschools 5 Kids on Sailboat Instead
Nicole Goff
Homeschooling expert and coach
Episode: #143: "I Was Homeschooled, Tried Public School, Then Homeschooled My 5 Kids - Here's What I Learned"
Jessica Waldock
Homeschooling mom sharing her experiences and insights
The Waldock Way
Episode: #139: Homeschooling an Only Child: Breaking Myths and Building Success with Jessica Waldock
Raven Kramer
Homeschool mom and Tuttle Twins affiliate
Tuttle Twins
Episode: #135: Unschooling Success: How One Mom Built a Profitable Business While Homeschooling 4 Kids | Real Family Routines & Screen Time Rules
Del Bigtree
Advocate for medical freedom and informed consent, founder of Informed Consent Action Network, and producer of 'The High Wire'
Informed Consent Action Network
Episode: #133: Parents WAKE UP: Del Bigtree Reveals Hidden Vaccine Dangers & Your Legal Rights

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Cheryl
Cheryl is the main host and creator of the show, actively engaging with various homeschooling families and educators to explore different strategies and experiences related to homeschooling.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 150 ratings
  • Genuine & Practical Help!

    Love hearing about all the different reasons, rhythms and practical tips from people homeschool! Thank you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tones444
    United States5 months ago
  • The real deal

    I listen to so many podcasts and learn a lot from the hosts who interview experts. But we can also learn a lot from each other and Cheryl is spending time talking to people who are out there homeschooling every day. I’ve learned so much from these people who are just like me. I look forward to every episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    livinthescottlife
    United States7 months ago
  • Homeschool

    Love all the resources here in one place! Really helps simplify and make homeschooling feel more attainable!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MMS19992
    United States10 months ago
  • Such a HUGE encouragement

    I am so close to pulling my kids from public school and this podcast has been EVERYTHING I’ve needed. I am addicted lol; I have already listened to at least 25 episodes in a few weeks and it’s helped me so much to be educated and give me ideas and encouragement that I will be able to do this 💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lee lee Lu lu
    United Statesa year ago
  • Poorly executed subscriber-only episodes

    I wanted to love this - I do love the podcast itself. However, I subscribed to the podcast to listen to the curriculum series. It was a waste of money. Even though I paid for subscriptions, half the time the subscriber episodes didn’t work, and said I needed to subscribe to listen. Very disappointed.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    CCatmull
    United Statesa year ago

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The host is praised for her interviewing style, which allows for relatable and candid conversations with guests.
Listeners appreciate the genuine and practical insights shared by guests, finding value in the diversity of experiences and perspectives on homeschooling.
Many feel encouraged and validated in their decisions about homeschooling, particularly new parents navigating educational options.
Some critiques arise regarding specific features or subscription content, but overall feedback remains highly positive.

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#155: Why This School Psychologist Won’t Send Her Child to School (and Skips Curriculum Too)
Q: How can parents overcome their fears regarding their child's education?
Parents need to address their fears and focus more on what their children can do rather than what they can't.
#155: Why This School Psychologist Won’t Send Her Child to School (and Skips Curriculum Too)
Q: How do you balance homeschooling and working?
It's about finding a balance and spending quality time with your child, reading to them, and making sure they feel supported.
#155: Why This School Psychologist Won’t Send Her Child to School (and Skips Curriculum Too)
Q: What is your best definition of an unschooler?
Unschooling allows children to learn freely based on their curiosity, without structured curriculums.
#156: I Tried to Recreate School at Home… Everyone Cried (This Fixed It)
Q: What has been the biggest surprise to you and your kids about homeschooling?
My kids didn't want to go back to public school after homeschooling; they loved the flexibility and experiences they gained.
#154: What Is Anarcho-Capitalism—and Why It Led Us to Homeschool
Q: How do you homeschool kids in a world like this?
Tim expresses that he involves his children in discussions on state issues but encourages them to explore independently without solely relying on his opinions.

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What is The Homeschool How To about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Exploring the diverse world of homeschooling, this podcast features conversations with parents and educators who share their unique experiences and insights into alternative education methods. The content primarily covers the reasons families choose to homeschool, various homeschooling methodologies—including unschooling—and the real-life applications of education outside traditional school settings. Episodes often emphasize personal anecdotes, challenges faced by homeschooling families, and the importance of fostering children's emotional and intellectual growth within a customized learning environment, making it a valuable resource for current and prospective homeschooling parents seeking encouragement and practical advice.

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1. Janae Daniels
2. Courtney Myers
3. Tiffany Parsons
4. Dr. Dusty Hess
5. Tanya Hackney
6. Nicole Goff
7. Jessica Waldock
8. Raven Kramer

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