Art of Homeschooling Podcast

Welcome to the Art of Homeschooling Podcast where we help parents cultivate creativity and connection at home. Look for a new episode every Wednesday.

 

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“Listening to Jean is like reading a really good book that only has the parts worth reading highlighted!”   ~Elizabeth

About the Podcast

The Art of Homeschooling Podcast is for parents who are ready to shine in homeschooling. In each episode, we share stories and strategies so you can drop the overwhelm and get in touch with inspiration. You CAN create a homeschool life you love. 

I’m your host, Jean Miller, homeschooling mother of three now-grown children. And here at the Art of Homeschooling, we keep it sweet and simple so you can focus on cultivating creativity and connection at home.

Show Notes

Check out the Show Notes for each episode below for more resources.

Three Questions to Ask Yourself So You Can Finish Your Homeschooling Year Strong
Episode 26: Finish Your Homeschooling Year Strong
Episode 26 For many homeschoolers, the end of your homeschool year is in sight. And sometimes, we tend to lose focus at this time of year as we near the end! Today, I want to give you 3 questions to ask yourself so you can simplify and really focus in ... Read More
Four Age-Old Truths About Educating Children
Episode 25: Four Age-Old Truths About Educating Children
Episode 25 Every year, I send a survey to homeschooling parents. Last year, I heard back from 75 parents and I wanted to share a not-so-surprising discovery I found in their responses... Personally, this confirms everything I know about educating children that I've learned from the past 30 years of ... Read More
Looking Back on Homeschooling
Episode 24: Looking Back on Homeschooling
Episode 24 As I was turning over the soil in our garden last weekend, I was thinking about all the living we’ve done in this backyard! We’ve had a wooden climbing structure, a sandbox that turned into a mud hole, and even a ghost named Bob who sustained himself by ... Read More