Would you like your children to homeschool your grandchildren one day?
Renée Gotcher is most homeschooling parents’ dream — a homeschool graduate now homeschooling her own children.
I wanted to know:
- Why her mother chose to homeschool when it wasn’t as popular as it is today.
- How Renée reacted to beginning homeschooling as a high school student
- How she met her husband and decided to homeschool their own children
- If her parents shared their desire that she would homeschool too
- If she had anxiety about what homeschooling would mean for her career
- If her mother gave her advice on curriculum
- If she feels extra pressure because she’s a next generation homeschooler
- If she has homeschooled friends who’ve chosen not to homeschool themselves
- If she hopes her own children will homeschool and how she encourages that
Listen in for this inspiring interview, then visit NextGenHomeschool to read How We Manage Working While Homeschooling, the top homeschool encouragement posts of 2013, or Defending My Homeschool Rights in Oklahoma. Renée regularly pins can’t-miss content to the What’s Hot in Homeschooling Pinterest board. Follow it to stay inspired.
Renée Gotcher is a wife, writer, entrepreneur & home-educating mother of three daughters: Audrey, Claire and Elise. A former journalist, Renée was homeschooled during her last two years of high school and started homeschooling in 2010. She is editor of NextGen Homeschool and blogs on personal topics at A New Chapter. Her family lives in Castle Rock, Colorado.
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