The thing about homeschooling is that it’s personal, personal to your life, your family, and your children. Your experiences can be unique to you but can also help others who are struggling or need validation that their journey is similar or not alone. That’s the goal of Homeschool Your Way to make you feel more comfortable in your homeschool journey and help you find the community and resources you need.
Today’s podcast gets personal as our host Janna Koch gets to ask her children, Courtney, Alison, and Ashley those kinds of questions. So join us as Season 3 of Homeschool Your Way winds down with some honesty and laughter from the Koch girls.
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Janna 00:00: Welcome to Homeschool Your Way. I'm your host, Janna Koch, BookSharks Community Manager. Today's episode is special because I have my girls on. And before you think this probably was a bad idea, you were probably right.
Janna 3:22: Are they positive memories about public school?
Courtney 3:49: When we first started I thought it would be fun, just like staying in my pajamas and sleeping in like doing whatever I want at home.
Alison 06:23: There's a stereotype any stereotype for sure that kids who walk on their toes and that's a little funny. It's just like, oh, yeah, they're homeschooled.
Alison 11:55: It's really not that bad. It really isn't. It really gave us an advantage going forward. And it, you know, had its ups and downs. Sure.
Courtney 19:36: Start out with your with the subjects that take you the longest first or like maybe a short subject that doesn't take you very long first to just like warm up and then do your hardest or longest one.
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