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Getting Your Family Ready for Cold and Flu Season with Homeopathy – A Clip from the Winter Wellness Workshop
In this episode, you’ll hear the first 30 minutes of our Winter Preparedness Workshop. Sue Meyer walks moms through using homeopathy for colds, flu, coughs, and more. She built the class around the Influenza Starter Kit and shares the practical approach she’s taught for years: which remedies to reach for first, how to tell similar […]
Best College Application Resources for Homeschoolers
389: Best College Application Resources for Homeschoolers College applications can feel overwhelming, especially once senior year arrives. In this episode, I share several useful websites that can help homeschool families choose colleges, understand the application process, work through essays and recommendations, and make sense of what happens after applications are submitted. These resources are useful […]
Organizational Tool for Homeschool High Schoolers with Rebecca Farris
This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: Organizational Tool for Homeschool High Schoolers with Rebecca Farris. Organizational Tool for Homeschool High Schoolers with Rebecca Farris Working on getting organized now that the year has started, and you are finding out what is working and what is not? Congratulations! Today we are talking to Rebecca Farris, whose […]
Homeschool Planning: 6 Keys to a Year That Actually Works
Homeschool Planning That Actually Works with Felice Gerwitz & Meredith Curtis Show notes Felice has been homeschooling since 1986. Meredith has written close to a hundred books, most of them because her own kids needed something that didn’t exist yet. In this episode they each bring three things — six in all — that separate […]
Alternatives to Google search
388: Alternatives to Google search with Jo Ebisujima Google Search has changed significantly with the addition of AI-generated summaries at the top of search results. For students especially, this can make it tempting to accept an AI-generated answer without ever visiting the original source or checking whether the information is accurate. In this episode, I […]
How To Teach Your Child Healthy Boundaries
We want our kids to be kind, helpful, and cooperative. But we also want them to be able to say no when someone pressures them to do something that isn’t in their best interest. That can be especially difficult for conscientious kids—the ones who want to be good friends, avoid disappointing people, and keep everyone […]
Homeschoolers Who Learn Differently: Empowered Strategies with Ashley Barta
This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: Homeschoolers Who Learn Differently: Empowered Strategies with Ashley Barta. Homeschoolers Who Learn Differently: Empowered Strategies with Ashley Barta We love meeting new people with cool resources. That’s why we are excited to introduce you to Ashley Barta, who helps empower parents of homeschoolers who learn differently. Ashley is a […]
Sea to Shining Sea
🧮 This episode is proudly sponsored by CTCMath — an online math program designed to help homeschool families build confidence and mastery, one lesson at a time. Try CTCMath → Sea to Shining Sea In “Sea to Shining Sea,” Episode #262, Meredith Curtis shares our exciting story of 13 British colonies transformed into a nation […]
Homeschooling Middle School: 7 Questions to Ask Before You Plan the Year
Homeschooling Middle School: 7 Questions to Ask First Felice has homeschooled five children, and she made most of these mistakes first. This episode is about sixth, seventh, and eighth grade — the years most of us spend bracing for high school instead of using. Thank you to our sponsor, CTCMath.com The mistake almost everyone makes. […]
When Your Child Falls Apart Over an A-Minus
Helping Your Perfectionist Child Melanie’s phone rang. It was their son, away at college, nearly hysterical. He was going to get an A-minus. If you’re raising a perfectionist child, you know that phone call in your bones. If you have a child like that — the one who bursts into tears over a missed problem, […]
