Child Development and Neuroscience So much of what the founder of the Waldorf education movement, Rudolf Steiner, believed 100 years ago about child development has been confirmed by the study of neuroscience! I’m fascinated by the human…
How to Resolve Conflict in Your Family Quickly Welcome to Episode 78 here on the Art of Homeschooling Podcast. We’re talking all about how to resolve conflict in your family quickly. I know conflict isn’t an easy…
When Our Children Resist Let’s be real! Our children are not always going to say yes to every homeschooling lesson we present them with! There will be times when our children resist. Hey there, and welcome to…
Stories Work Like Magic In many hands-on homeschooling approaches, stories form the foundation of the lessons. Stories can work like magic! They connect us, person to person, and heart to heart. The shortest distance between a human…
Dear Overwhelmed Homeschool Parent Dear Overwhelmed Homeschool Parent, Please know that you are not alone! Overwhelm can strike at any time. And all homeschoolers experience this. In this episode, I want to offer you a bit of…
Looking Inward with My Friend, Eshanne You are going to love this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast! Today’s conversation is about looking inward, with my friend Eshanne as my special guest. Eshanne offers the most…
Be Like the Lotus Flower in Your Homeschool Today, on the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, I invite you to be like the lotus flower in your homeschool ~ untouched by the mud and the muck and the…
You’re On a Journey, Too The path that you travel as a homeschooling parent often calls on you to go inward and shine a light on your own inner landscape. Because you’re on a journey, too! This…
Simple Self-Acceptance Practices for Parents In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, I share with you three simple self-acceptance practices for parents. These are techniques you can start using today to help you shift your…
Failure is an Important Part of the Learning Process Today, we’re talking about failure. Not an easy topic, I know. But failure is actually an important part of the learning process! So let’s get comfortable with mistakes…
