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The Colorado Homeschool PodcastThe Colorado Homeschool PodcastLive from the Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference, answering questions from the attendees.Are you wondering how real homeschool families overcome challenges, find support, and stay inspired on their journey? In this special episode, “Live from the Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference, answering your questions!”, host Kashia Davis brings you straight to the heart of Colorado’s vibrant homeschooling community. Recorded live at the Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference, this episode features exclusive interviews with passionate and experienced homeschool leaders and parents, including: Corey Scott (letswonder.org | fourfringes.org): Veteran homeschool dad and co-founder of Wonder—an arts and enrichment homeschool program—and Four Fringes, a ministry dedicated to supporting homeschool groups and...2025-08-0434 minHomeschool Coffee BreakHomeschool Coffee Break146: Homeschool Freedom Under Fire—and What You Can Do About ItThere’s a lot we take for granted when it comes to homeschooling—especially our freedoms. In today’s conversation, you’ll hear how homeschool freedom is under threat in places you might not expect... and how one nonprofit is working to protect it.From museum tours to national advocacy, Steven Policastro shares how God is using their work to equip homeschool leaders in 130+ nations. You’ll be inspired to pray, take action, and help families around the globe.The surprising truth about where homeschool is illegal✅Why parental rights and Christian education go hand-in-h...2025-07-0813 minOCHEC Conference 2025OCHEC Conference 2025Thrive With Your Homeschool ANYWHERE in the World | Cheryl KowalskiCheryl Kowalski, missionary and mother of 5, served in Botswana for 8 years and in Uganda for 4 years. She also felt compelled to homeschool her children, and doing it in Africa proved to be an extremely rewarding experience. She offers insights and wisdom gained during that time that will encourage ANYONE to take their homeschool ANYWHERE in the world, even if it just means a move to another area of your province or city. She can help you navigate culture stress, culture shock, and loss, all while successfully homeschooling your tribe. Teens will also enjoy this talk as she shares a...2025-06-1859 minOCHEC Conference 2025OCHEC Conference 2025Dual Enrollment: Fastrack High School & Degree | Catherine DellerbaDaughter of the King | Homeschool Leader | Advocate for FamiliesCatherine Dellerba is a wife of 26 years, mother of four (ages 15–22), and a dedicated homeschool leader. Born in South Africa, she lived there for 30 years before moving to Canada as a missionary. After 12 years in corporate upper management, she chose to homeschool her children, with two now graduated. She leads a GTA homeschool group serving 120 families, has experience in Dual Enrollment (DE), and has run for provincial and municipal office. Passionate about justice, she works with human trafficking survivors, serves in a National Pro-Life group, and currently works pa...2025-06-1759 minThis Devoted LifeThis Devoted Life32. Elizabeth Santelmann: Finishing the Homeschool Year Strong/Fascinating History/Snakes and ScriptureHave you ever felt that nagging guilt when your homeschool motivation wanes as the weather turns nice? Or when your spiritual disciplines take a backseat during busy parenting seasons? Our conversation with Elizabeth Santelmann offers refreshing perspectives on finishing the homeschool year strong while nurturing your spiritual life.Elizabeth, a homeschooling mother of three boys, author, curriculum creator, and host of the Sunshine in my Nest podcast, brings authenticity and biblical wisdom to these common struggles. From her Oklahoma rattlesnake encounter during a weighted vest hike to her insights on medieval history across cultures, Elizabeth's passion for...2025-04-1553 minFinish WellFinish WellEaster Traditions around the World Easter Traditions around the World In “Easter Traditions around the World,” episode #229, Meredith Curtis travels the globe to uncover unique and inspirational celebrations in other countries. It’s so fun to learn about people in other places, to see how they rejoice in their faith! You just might want to try some of these traditions with your own family or homeschool co-op.                   Powerline Productions, Inc. Bringing Homeschool Joy to Families Everywhere!   ...2025-04-0834 minThe Ultimate Homeschool Community PodcastThe Ultimate Homeschool Community PodcastHomeschooling From South Africa to America and Online Learning with Meryl from FundaFunda AcademyJoin me as we learn about FundFunda Academy with Meryl who is a veteran homeschool mom and teacher. Meryl has a wealth of knowledge from her many year homeschooling her own children and now running an online academy where they focus on brighter futures for the youth of tomorrow.   All about Meryl: Meryl van der Merwe homeschooled her 4 children and during that time started teaching at the local homeschool co-op. She still teaches there - as well as online at FundaFunda Academy. In addition, she coaches homeschool Science Olympiad and Quiz Bowl teams. S...2024-11-1427 minHomeschool Yo KidsHomeschool Yo KidsWorking Homeschool Moms..... with Coach Charlotte!!!!!! #74 On this episode, Working Homeschool Moms Coach, Charlotte, shares her homeschool routine with her twin neurodivergent boys, learning to prioritize self-care, the importance of deschooling, the support she offers working homeschool moms, the endless possibilities that homeschooling offers, and the power in ignoring the "naysayers". https://mylittlehomeschool.com/ https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/strikeabalancepodhttps:// www.instagram.com/charlottejones247/ https://patreon.com/WHMCollectiveSupportforWorkingHomeschoolMoms https://www.facebook.com/groups/workinghomeschoolmomssupportgroup Charlotte Jones lives in sunny South Africa, next to the ocean, with her...2024-10-0354 minHomeschool Yo KidsHomeschool Yo KidsBlack Kids Read.... with Publisher & Author, Jomo!!!!!Season 2- Episode 56 On this episode, Black Kids Read Press Founder, Jomo, shares his experience teaching on the University level, how important it is to get books in front of your kids, the benefits of reading at or above grade level, his passion for writing and publishing books, protective factors, and the need for revamping of the public-school science curriculum. Black Kids Read (ES)2 STEM Learning Lab (es2rp.org) https://twitter.com/JomoMutegi) https://www.facebook.com/ProfessorMutegi Jomo W. Mutegi has jumped from a plane at over the Velds of South Africa, braved the rushing rapids of t...2024-07-2559 minHelp Club for MomsHelp Club for MomsThursday Devotional: Prayers Around the World: Kacy Ladd South AfricaJoin us for this amazing episode of  "Prayers Around the World" with Kacy Ladd, an amazing mom living in South Africa.  "Lord you have searched me and know me." Psalm 139:1Ready to dive into a world of curated mentorship, engaging resources, and a supportive community? Start your free Supernatural Mom Mothering Kits trial HERE and discover your new life as a Spirit-led mom!Click HERE for more info on the Homeschooling with Heaven Conference July 12-13th.Click HERE to sign up for Deb's Homeschooling by Faith: 21-Day Video Devotional for Bu...2024-05-1610 minAustralian Homeschool StoriesAustralian Homeschool StoriesAnna - Rockingham, WA - Whadjuk Country“I hope at the end of all this I’ll have raised two kids who love learning.”If they are not home, chances are Anna and her kids (ages 9 & 4) can be found in their local library. So great is their love for this community haven of literature, living within walking distance of it strongly influenced where they chose to reside in Rockingham, Western Australia. Homeschoolers from day dot, this musical, book loving, nature appreciating family value time together and connection over curriculum. SUMMARY:Anna was born in Kalgoorlie but has lived in Perth since she was...2024-03-2442 minKnowledge Mindfulness PorchKnowledge Mindfulness PorchDance, Culture and Empowerment with Ode Dixon (Part One)Laila hosts a captivating guest on this week's Knowledge Mindfulness Porch: changemaker and community builder Ode Dixon. As founder and president of Deep Rhythm, Ode designs socio-economic programs to restore communities impacted by historical injustice. An educator, homeschool parent, dancer, and nurse for over a decade, Ode created healing dance curriculums that empower youth confidence and capabilities. Her work, from documenting endangered cultural arts to investing in women entrepreneurs, represents values of human dignity, justice, and equality. Tune in as Laila and Ode have an uplifting discussion about the power of the arts, nurturing future generations, leadership, and using one's...2024-03-1326 minThe Homeschool Advantage PodcastThe Homeschool Advantage PodcastThe Preserving of True African Heritage and Culture With Ekuiwa Aire CEO of Our Ancestories  Intro  Ekiuwa Aire CEO of Our Ancestories, a born and Raised in Benin City Nigeria, this Nigerian-Canadian cultural connector is passionate about building a love and knowledge of African history and culture with all kids. She was initially motivated by a desire to teach her own children about their history. She noticed the lack of children’s books on true African history that was uplifting, encouraging and inspirational.   So Ekuiwa founded Our Ancestories and became a storyteller contributing to the preservation of African heritage and culture taking every opportunity she can to share her knowledge an...2024-02-0623 minSense-Making in a Changing WorldSense-Making in a Changing WorldHomeschool in the Garden with Lucy Legan and Morag GambleJoin me this episode for an exploration into homeschooling with permaculture author-educator-activist Lucy Legan.I've interviewed Lucy before on this podcast after the release of her book 'Planet Schooling', a fantastic conversation about re-conceiving what education is for, how she teaches permaculture, has created living learning centres and school gardens plus her process of writing! Now I interview her after the release of her free eBook 'How to Start Homeschooling Your Children' - a fantastic resource to approach the (sometimes daunting) journey of homeschooling. In this conversation, we dive into everything around homeschooling...2023-12-171h 23Global Homeschool MinuteGlobal Homeschool MinuteDemystifying Homeschooling in East Africa This month on the Global Homeschool Minute podcast, we return to Nairobi, Kenya, to meet Liz Gitonga. A pioneer homeschool parent, Liz is now a leader and advocate for home education, sharing with parents, churches, and government leaders the benefits of homeschooling through the organization EACHe (EACH Home Educators). Liz shares with our host, Keith Denton, some of the challenges to home education in East Africa, and her work to dispel the myths, common misconceptions, and fears common to many who are considering home education. You may find encouragement as Liz shares how she overcame some of her own...2023-11-0635 minMy Homeschool PodcastMy Homeschool PodcastMaths Anxiety & Homeschooling with Pat Murray from Maths OnlineJoin us as we discuss Maths Anxiety and how to help parents and kids handle this in their homeschool journey. Math guru – Pat Murray from Maths Online helped us explore this important subject, giving us lots of tips, tricks and wisdom. Homeschool Maths Curriculum https://myhomeschool.com/homeschoolin... My Homeschool Maths Online Review https://myhomeschool.com/reviews/math... Maths Online (includes a free trial) Australia: https://www.mathsonline.com.au/ New Zealand: https://mathsbuddy.co.nz/...2023-09-211h 04Homeschool Together PodcastHomeschool Together PodcastTouring The World Africa Resource Guide is Out!In today's episode, we discuss the new Touring The World Africa Resource Guide. It's been a long process to finish this guide. Thanks for sticking with us over these months and years. On to Oceania! (which we hope will be quicker) Africa Resource Guide - https://homeschooltogether.gumroad.com/l/africa Touring The World Resource Guides Check out our country resource guides to help you with your around the world journey: https://gumroad.com/homeschooltogether Connect with us Website: http://www.homeschool-together.com/ Store: https://gumroad.com/homeschooltogether Youtube...2023-05-1813 minThe Sequoia BreezeThe Sequoia BreezeRebecca's Homeschool JourneyFour kids and two continents....this is Rebecca's homeschool journey. She shares the good and the regrets. Listen in for ideas, lessons learned, and encouragment in your own homeschool.NOTES:BookSharkDot to Dot in the SkyAfrica is Not a CountryQuote attributed to Jen Wilkin, “Women of the Word.”2023-03-2943 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaFathers on the Frontline: Navigating Homeschooling as a Dad with Toki. Part 2In this episode, we continue our conversation with Toki as he shares his experiences and challenges as a homeschooling dad.2023-02-0720 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaFathers on the Frontline: Navigating Homeschooling as a Dad with Toki. Part 1 In this episode, Toki delves into his unique experiences and challenges as a homeschooling dad. He talks about balancing work and homeschooling responsibilities and shares the joys of being the primary educator of his kids.2023-01-2624 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaWhy the hoopla about SOCIALIZATION in homeschool? Part 3 - Clarinda Sishi sheds some light on this topic.On today's episode, Clarinda shares some great advice and encouragement as we wrap up our socialization conversation.2023-01-1926 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaWhy the hoopla about SOCIALIZATION in homeschool? Part 2 - Clarinda Sishi sheds some light on this topic.On  today's episode, we continue to tackle one of the most common topics that  arise with homeschooling - socialization! Is it really an issue for  homeschoolers or are the concerns of many largely unfounded? Be sure to tune in for the conversation as we explore this topic further.2023-01-1133 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaWhy the hoopla about SOCIALIZATION in homeschool? - Clarinda Sishi sheds some light on this topic.On today's episode, we begin to tackle one of the most common topics that arise with homeschooling - socialization! Is it really an issue for homeschoolers or are the concerns of many largely unfounded?  Be sure to tune in for the conversation as we explore this topic further.2023-01-0431 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschooling On The Move with Catherine Yowome Part TwoThis week, we continue our chat with Catherine, a homeschool mom of one, who  straddles homeschooling across two continents. Catherine shares her  homeschool approach with us and how they manage when they has to be on  the move so much. Follow Catherine on Instagram @learningdiariesgh2022-12-2227 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschooling On The Move with Catherine YowomeThis week, we get to meet Catherine, a homeschool mom of one, who straddles homeschooling across two continents. Catherine shares her homeschool approach with us and how they manage when they has to be on the move so much. Follow Catherine on Instagram @learningdiariesgh2022-11-0429 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaWhat Homeschool Looks Like With Toddlers - Adesola & Tomilola Help Answer Our Questions | Part 2Many parents of toddlers ask,  "Can I homeschool my toddler, and if so, what does that look like?". We seek to answer that question, and we're glad to have our friends Adesola and Tomilola to help us do just that.2022-10-2630 minCleverly Changing PodcastCleverly Changing PodcastGrowing Nutritious Foods and Educated KidsDuring this episode we will share and discuss Stacey Woodson's homeschooling journey and how being a dietician and an author influences her parenting and family relationships.History to ExploreOne of the most influential instruments in African culture are drums. Drums are considered the heartbeat of Africa. The book Oral Literature in Africa discusses how drums were used to communicate different messages in African culture (learn more).Use this resource to learn more about Nigerian food.African ProverbOun t’a ó jẹ l’àgbà oun...2022-10-1954 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaWhat Homeschool Looks Like With Toddlers - Adesola & Tomilola help answer our questionsMany parents of toddlers ask,  "Can I homeschool my toddler, and if so, what does that look like?" On this first episode of Season 3, we seek to answer that question, and we're glad to have our friends Adesola and Tomilola to help us do just that. 2022-10-1330 minCleverly Changing PodcastCleverly Changing PodcastIt's Back to School Time, and We Have Something New for YouWhere did the summer months go? If you feel that summer felt way too short this year, we concur 100%. This episode is where Miriam and I update you on our lives with our children this school year, and we have an exceptional offer for you. This is an episode you will want to listen to in its entirety to take advantage of everything we have available.History to ExploreAccording to the United Nations, Africa produces about 2-3% of the carbon - dioxide emissions and has 15% of the world's population. (learn more).African...2022-08-3053 minYour Personal Growth, Personal Brand PodcastYour Personal Growth, Personal Brand PodcastThe teenager from South Africa taking entrepreneurship by storm | Marko Stavrou on Your Personal Growth, Personal Brand PodcastWhen I say a phenom from South Africa taking the world by storm, you may think I'm talking about Elon Musk, but in fact I'm talking about someone with just as much possibility, Marko Stavrou!This podcast was recorded on HIS 18th BIRTHDAY! Marko has done more for entrepreneurs by age 18 than I had by age 30!We talked about Generation Z in the workforce, personal branding, running a podcast, how he convinced his parents to let him homeschool so he could focus on his business and so much more.Here are a few...2022-06-2146 minCleverly Changing PodcastCleverly Changing PodcastCleverly Cultured Kids on Transitioning Back to SchoolEpisode 85 is a full show of hearing from our Cleverly Cultured kids . They chime in about their different perspectives on how their school year ended and whether or not they miss homeschooling full time. They shared their perspectives on what it's like to attend a traditional school and how transitioning back to school was after several years of homeschooling.Are you trying to find a way to homeschool your children? Then listen up and visit our show notes page to connect with today's podcast cast. We will give you a taste of what homeschooling entails. ...2022-06-1352 minCleverly Changing PodcastCleverly Changing PodcastEnding the School Year and Coping with School Shootings2022 has been a difficult year for many families, people are still learning how to adjust to life during a pandemic; in addition, there are people who are struggling with their mental health. Unfortunately, the news has been devastating, there have been over 100 mass shootings, but the shootings at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, TX have devastated communities worldwide, so today we are discussing ending the school year and coping with school shootings on the Cleverly Changing Podcast.Are you trying to find a way to homeschool your children? Then listen up and visit our show notes page...2022-06-0750 minCleverly Changing PodcastCleverly Changing PodcastFinding a Way to Homeschool Lesson 83Are you trying to find a way to homeschool your children? Then listen up and visit our show notes page to connect with today's podcast cast. We will give you a taste of what homeschooling entails. As a thank you, please help us keep supporting African American Homeschool families with our podcast by purchasing items from our shop. There are hoodies, t-shirts, sweatshirts, pillows, and more. Place your order at CleverlyChanging.com/shop.Something to Explore: Did you know that one of the largest wa...2022-05-3149 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaAn Introduction To GCLS - A Homeschool Academy | Conversation with CEO, Ghanaugh Brown Part TwoOn today's episode, we continue our lovely conversation with Ghanaughn Brown, the CEO of Global Citizen Leadership Schools ( GCLS). Ghanaughn not only shares all the wonderful services her homeschool academy, GCLS, has to offer to homeschoolers like us, but we have the added bonus of hearing about her personal homeschool journey as well. Be sure to tune in! Contact GCL Schools IG - @gcl_schools FB - GCL Schools Phone number - +234 907 471 2607 Email - gcls@singlereos.com2022-04-1331 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaAn Introduction To GCLS - A Homeschool Academy | Conversation with CEO, Ghanaugh BrownOn today's episode, we have a lovely conversation with Ghanaughn Brown, the CEO of Global Citizen Leadership Schools ( GCLS). Ghanaughn not only shares all the wonderful services her homeschool academy, GCLS, has to offer to homeschoolers like us, but we have the added bonus of hearing about her personal homeschool journey as well. Be sure to tune in! Contact GCL Schools IG - @gcl_schools FB - GCL Schools Phone number - +234 907 471 2607 Email - gcls@singlereos.com2022-04-0633 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaUnpacking Unschooling Part Three | Conversation with Nigerian Unschooling Mum, Adesola LajuwomiOn today's episode, we continue our enlightening conversation with Adesola, an unschooling mom of two, on unschooling and what it looks like for her family. We try to answer all the questions you may have about this less trodden path (especially in our African context), that more and more homeschoolers are taking.2022-03-3030 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaUnpacking Unschooling Part Two | Conversation with Nigerian Unschooling Mum, Adesola LajuwomiOn today's episode, we continue our enlightening conversation with Adesola, an unschooling mom of two, on unschooling and what it looks like for her family. We try to answer all the questions you may have about this less trodden path (especially in our African context), that more and more homeschoolers are taking.2022-03-2322 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaUnpacking Unschooling | Conversation with Nigerian Unschooling Mum, Adesola LajuwomiOn today's episode, we have an enlightening conversation with Adesola, an unschooling mom of two, on unschooling and what it looks like for her family. We try to answer all the questions you may have about this less trodden path (especially in our African context), that more and more homeschoolers are taking.2022-03-1626 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaPart Two with Tomilola Olatunde | Breaking Away From The Norm - Homeschooling in NigeriaOur lovely guest this week, Tomi (@thecuddleblog) continues to share how her childhood school experiences contributed greatly to her decision to homeschool. She also gives us helpful tips on homeschooling with a baby. Join us as we laugh our hearts out while discussing some of these really important matters.2022-03-0929 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaBreaking Away From The Norm | Homeschooling in Nigeria | Conversation with Tomilola OlatundeOur lovely guest this week, Tomi (@thecuddleblog) shares how her childhood school experiences contributed greatly to her decision to homeschool. Join us as we laugh our hearts out while discussing some of these really important matters.2022-03-0226 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschooling With A Baby | Conversation with Homeschool Mum of 4, Amma Nartey Part 2On today's episode, we continue our insightful conversation with Amma as she shares different ways in which she manages homeschooling three young children while taking care of a baby. You are sure to learn a thing or two, so join us!2022-02-2833 minCleverly Changing PodcastCleverly Changing PodcastHomeschooling and Dual Enrollment - Lesson 72Three top reasons to listen and share this episode about homeschool dual enrollment.1. Have you ever wondered how parents of multiples teach all of their children and work too? Shaun Taylor, todays guest has three businesses and three children and is able to make it work.2. How are parents teaching their high school level children? Tune in and hear real examples of how one family is teaching her students in upper grades.3. What does it take to attend high school and community college at the same time? Tune in and find out how...2022-02-2856 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschooling To Reduce Stress? Yes! | Conversation with Homeschool Mum of 4, Amma NarteyJoin us today as we chat with Amma, a homeschool mum of four,  who decided to pull her kids from school because the stresses of life were not only affecting her but her children as well! Remember to share this episode with someone you know who might be in a similar situation. Resources mentioned in this episode www.abeka.com2022-02-1626 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaA Homeschool Graduate's Experience - An interview with Freddy Kearney PT 2We continue our interesting conversation with Freddy on today's episode. He offers some helpful advice and encouragement to homeschool parents, from the perspective of a homeschooled child. Be sure to join us!2022-02-0929 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaA Homeschool Graduate's Experience - An interview with Freddy KearneyOn this very special episode, we have the privilege of speaking with a young man who was homeschooled for most of his pre-college education. He speaks candidly about the blessings he enjoyed and challenges he faced as a homeschooled child. Join us!2022-02-0230 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaOrganizing Your Homeschool with Dzifa & Charissa | Practical Organizational Solutions Part 3Ask any successful homeschooler and they will tell you that, staying organized is an integral part of running a successful homeschool. Join Charissa and Dzifa today as they share both tangible and intangible ways to stay on top of things this year, so you can focus on the things that matter most.2022-01-2629 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaIt's a New Year! Let's Get Organized | Organizing Your Homeschool with Dzifa & Charissa | Part 2Ask any successful homeschooler and they will tell you that, staying organized is an integral part of running a successful homeschool. Join Charissa and Dzifa today as they share both tangible and intangible ways to stay on top of things this year, so you can focus on the things that matter most.2022-01-1925 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaIt's a New Year! Let's Get Organized | Organizing Your Homeschool with Dzifa & Charissa.Ask any successful homeschooler and they will tell you that, staying organized is an integral part of running a successful homeschool.   Join Charissa and Dzifa today as they share both tangible and intangible ways to stay on top of things this year, so you can focus on the things that matter most. 2022-01-1224 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHCA Christmas Episode #3 | Christmas Accross Africa Part 2Have you ever wondered how other nations celebrate Christmas? Well wonder no more! Continuing in the holiday spirit, we decided to explore how Christmas is celebrated by some of our listeners all over Africa. Sit back, relax as we hear our friends from different countries share their favourite Christmas memories and traditions with us. Merry Christmas!2021-12-2236 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHCA Christmas Special #2 | Christmas Across Africa Part 1Have you ever wondered how other nations celebrate Christmas? Well wonder no more! Continuing in the holiday spirit, we decided to explore how Christmas is celebrated by some of our listeners all over Africa. Sit back, relax as we hear our friends from different countries share their favourite Christmas memories and traditions with us.  Merry Christmas!2021-12-1525 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHCA Christmas Special #1 | Child-friendly Activities For The Christmas SeasonTune in today as Charissa and Dzifa give you ideas to help you make this Christmas season a beautiful and memorable one for you and your children. Grab your pen and paper as they share some fun and meaningful activities you can do that’ll be sure to put smiles on the faces of everyone in the family. Resources mentioned in this episode: https://www.focusonthefamily.com/parenting/advent-calendar/ https://www.focusonthefamily.com/parenting/christmas-activities/ https://happyhomefairy.com/bible-verse-advent-countdown-kids-free-printable/ https://spelloutloud.com/advent-chains-easy-christmas-craft.html Why Christmas? https://ww...2021-12-0843 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaFreedom to Give Your Child More: A Father Recounts His Family’s Journey to Homeschool | Conversation with Classical Pianist Julius Richardson | Part 3Our final conversation in this series with Julius Richardson - He talks about how his family finally jumped onto the homeschooling bandwagon as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. He shares their experience so far including how the decision to homeschool led his son to discover his passion for the game of chess. Resources mentioned in this episode: https://www.calverthomeschool.com/ https://www.wondrium.com/2021-11-1018 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHow to Incorporate Music Education in your Homeschool. | Conversation with Accomplished Classical Pianist & Homeschooler, Mr. Julius Richardson | Part 2We continue our thought-provoking conversation with classical pianist Julius Richardson this week, as we consider the universality of music and discuss viable ways in which we can enrich our children’s lives, by making music a key part of it.2021-11-0320 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaMust My Child Study Music? | Conversation with Accomplished Classical Pianist & Homeschooler, Mr. Julius RichardsonToday, we consider music education and the important role it plays in the overall education of an individual, Our guest, Mr. Julius Richardson, a homeschooler, accomplished classical pianist and strong advocate for music education,  sheds light on the many key benefits children reap from receiving a solid education in music.2021-10-2731 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaBlessings of A Home Education | Conversation with Andrea Nelson, a Rafiki Missionary in Ghana | Part 2Our inspiring conversation with Andrea Nelson continues today, as she describes the different forms their homeschool has taken as their children have grown older. It is heart-warming to hear Andrea highlight the many advantages both her children and their family as a whole have experienced over the years due to their choice to home educate. Go ahead and tune in now to hear all the details and be blessed by all that she has to share with us! Resources Mentioned In This Episode Schole Academy Veritas Scholars Academy  2021-10-2017 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaNever Say Never: From An Anti-Homeschool Position to 13 Years of Homeschooling and Counting! | Conversation with Andrea Nelson, a Rafiki Missionary in GhanaOur guest today, Andrea Nelson, a Rafiki Missionary in Ghana, speaks on how God slowly moved her from the anti-homeschool position she held, to homeschooling her two children for 13 years and counting! Andrea shares many encouraging thoughts from her experience as a homeschool mum, and reminds us of the all-important lesson of making the best of what God has given us and the environment in which he’s placed us, to the benefit of our children. Resources Mentioned In This Episode My Father's World Curriculum The Well Trained Mind Book2021-10-1320 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Dad Alert! How You Can Be More Involved In Your Children’s Education. | Conversation with Ps. Fredrick & Mrs. Antionette Kearney | Part 2The world of homeschooling seems to be dominated by mothers, but as we continue our inspiring discussion with the Kearneys today, Pastor Kearney presents us with ways in which even busy homeschool fathers can contribute meaningfully to their children’s education. **Our sincerest apologies for the poor sound quality in some sections. This recording was done over an internet call.**2021-10-0643 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaA Walk Down Memory Lane: Lessons Learned From Over Two Decades of Homeschooling | Conversation with Ps. Fredrick & Mrs. Antionette KearneyFor over 23 years, this lovely couple has homeschooled their 4 children! Having graduated three of them already, and working on the fourth, they share a wealth of wisdom with us and provide a glimpse into what awaits us on the other side of this beautiful but tasking journey we’re on with our children. **Our sincerest apologies for the poor sound quality in some sections. This recording was done over an internet call.** Resources Mentioned In This Episode: https://www.hookedonphonics.com/2021-09-2922 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaFun and Practical Ways to Make Your Homeschool Day More Exciting! | Conversation with Missionary Homeschooler in Ghana, Ali Federwitz | Part 2We continue our fascinating discussion with Ali Federwitz today as she paints us a beautiful picture of a homeschool day and offers lots of great advice and practical ways to make your time with your children meaningful and learning a joy for the whole family! Episode Links www.criticalthinking.com www.dogonews.com www.newsforkids.net www.kidscookrealfood.com2021-09-2239 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschooling Successfully Irrespective of Where You Are | Interview with Ali Federwitz, a Missionary Homeschooler in GhanaFrom the setting of a small village in Northern Ghana to the bustling city of Accra, our guest today, Ali Federwitz, has joyfully homeschooled her children for over a decade! Her story inspires us and tells us it’s possible to successfully homeschool no matter where you are! Episode Links https://www.sonlight.com/  2021-09-1526 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaSwitching from Traditional School to Homeschool | Dzifa Andam Shares her Journey | Part 2Join us today as we hear in detail from one of our hosts, Dzifa, about how she and her family switched to homeschooling after starting out in a traditional school, and what the journey has been like for them.2021-09-0818 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaSwitching from Traditional School to Homeschool | Host Dzifa Andam Shares Her JourneyJoin us today as we hear in detail from one of our hosts, Dzifa, about how she and her family switched to homeschooling after starting out in a traditional school,  and what the journey has been like for them. Links to resources mentioned in this episode: https://veritaspress.com/ https://www.memoriapress.com/ https://www.singaporemath.com/ https://www.apologia.com/2021-09-0124 minHomeschool Conversations AfricaHomeschool Conversations AfricaSharing African Homeschool StoriesGet to know our hosts, Dzifa Andam and Charissa Nettey-Marbell in this introductory episode. Find out why they decided to start this podcast and how they hope to serve you, our valued listeners, through it.2021-08-3109 minFinding Joy in Your HomeFinding Joy in Your HomeBonus episode: Year-End Homeschool Wrap UpEver year, I do a recap of our homeschool year to share what has been working well and sharing all the resources we used. Listen to to a fun homeschooling convo today. Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. This year we had 2 2nd graders, 2 kindergartners, and a 4 year old who wanted to b...2021-06-1143 minInto The WildInto The Wild60. How To Be a Successful Entrepreneur and Homeschool Your Kids with Chantal Richard-MercierHey you wild women! My next guest is mother of 2, military wife, a self-taught and published photographer/artist/writer, an Independent Consultant and District Manager with Arbonne. Her photography and entrepreneurial journey began as a means to stay home with her baby. Seven years later, she continues to home school her two children, while working on her soon-to-launch mentoring program and her social marketing business. In this episode you will learn about: Where Chantal is from and her upbringing. Why you need to put your head down and keep moving forward. Chantal’s mission to...2021-03-0850 minThe Homeschool LoungeThe Homeschool LoungeNatural Learning ExplainedDr Renuka Ramroop has been home educating her two children for the last 18 years following the Natural Learning Approach. She completed a doctorate in Natural Learning, making it the first in-depth study of the Natural Learning approach in South Africa. Renuka is a research associate at the University of Limpopo, South Africa and she serves on a forum that engages the South African Department of Education on home education matters.She shares with us her insights and knowledge on the Natural Learning Approach.2021-02-0434 minThe Homeschool Lounge.The Homeschool Lounge.Natural Learning ExplainedDr Renuka Ramroop has been home educating her two children for the last 18 years following the Natural Learning Approach. She completed a doctorate in Natural Learning, making it the first in-depth study of the Natural Learning approach in South Africa. Renuka is a research associate at the University of Limpopo, South Africa and she serves on a forum that engages the South African Department of Education on home education matters.She shares with us her insights and knowledge on the Natural Learning Approach.2021-02-0434 minContemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling with Dr. Khadijah Ali-ColemanContemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling with Dr. Khadijah Ali-ColemanBlack Family Homeschooling as PedagogyDr. Aaliyah Baker is an Assistant Professor in the College of Education and Leadership at Cardinal Stritch University. Dr. Baker began her career in education as a classroom teacher with the Milwaukee Public Schools. She earned her Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction (University of Wisconsin – Madison) with an emphasis in Multicultural Education. Her research interests include critical race theory, multicultural education, sociocultural theories of learning, and the role of race, class and gender in educational achievement and experiences in schools. She has conducted research within the scope of education, society, culture and learning in Morocco and South Africa as...2020-12-0319 minContemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling with Dr. Khadijah Ali-ColemanContemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling with Dr. Khadijah Ali-ColemanYou Are Capable: A Reminder to Black Parents that You Are Your Child's Main TeacherBlack families have been homeschooling children long before COVID-19. However, the current global pandemic has brought homeschooling to the forefront of many conversations regarding the education of Black children. While homeschooling has often been approached from the perspective of white families who homeschool and several scholars who have attempted to set the tone for homeschooling in the U.S, the perspectives of Black homeschooling families and the researchers who center them in their research largely go ignored. This interview is from the 2020 Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars (BFHES) Virtual Teach-In and features a conversation with researcher...2020-12-0222 minMoms Changing the WorldMoms Changing the WorldEp 11 - Homeschool/Virtual Learning BonusThis week's bonus is with my dear friend, Tricia Blackford, who is raising her children cross-culturally with her husband as missionaries in Chad, Africa. We have a helpful conversation about tips for home schooling vs. distance learning.  We talk about the differents kinds of learn-from-home options and how to have grace and flexibility as children learn in the home environment.In case you missed her full episode last week, make sure to take a listen as you will be blessed! Tricia Blackford was born in New Jersey to Armenian-American parents. She moved at age 5 to D...2020-11-1230 minThe Homeschool Lounge.The Homeschool Lounge.Uda de Wet - Hall of FameMy guest is Uda de Wet (born van Oostrum). She started teaching music when she was fifteen years old, and ballet not long after that. As young adult she completed a diploma in ballet teaching through Dance Academy of South Africa, as well as grade 8 viola through the Royal Schools of Music.She shares with us her experience as a home educated learner.2020-11-0908 minThe Homeschool LoungeThe Homeschool LoungeUda de Wet - Hall of FameMy guest is Uda de Wet (born van Oostrum). She started teaching music when she was fifteen years old, and ballet not long after that. As young adult she completed a diploma in ballet teaching through Dance Academy of South Africa, as well as grade 8 viola through the Royal Schools of Music.She shares with us her experience as a home educated learner.2020-11-0908 minThe Homeschool CEOThe Homeschool CEOInternational Nomads Combining Military Life, Business, and Homeschooling with Anna LarsonWhat do you get when you combine international travel, military life, entrepreneurship, and homeschooling? A world class opportunity unlike any other! Our guest today is Anna Larson, from NomadAbout. Her nomadic family, which includes her husband, 2 kids, plus a fur baby, has spent the past 16 years living overseas and visiting as many countries as they can while homeschooling and running a business.Anna shows us how putting down roots is not a must to run a successful business, and how it’s possible to make the entire world your classroom!In This Episode, You...2020-10-1327 minHomeschooling & Loving It!Homeschooling & Loving It!Episode 37: Practical Tips For Improving Memory and Study Habits! | Guest Daren and Kath DenholmFOLLOW US ON: APPLE PODCASTS | GOOGLE PLAY | STITCHER Daren and Kath Denholm are joining us today from South Africa… and I have to say – they are pretty amazing! They have not only competed many times in the World Memory Championships but also work tirelessly every day to help students and adults understand how to improve their memory.  Daren is the only person in the world to compete in all 6 world memory championships from 2006 – 2011 and be considered the Highest Ranked Competitor from Africa and the Southern Hemisphere. In fact, Daren went from a struggling student almost failing at university...2020-09-1740 minHomeschool Made SimpleHomeschool Made Simple21: Mary Slessor of CalabarBorn in Scotland, Mary Slessor had a difficult childhood as her father was a drunkard and caused the family great difficulty. However, her mother was a godly woman who gave Mary a passion for missions. Living in Calabar, Nigeria, in Africa during the early 1900s, Mary adapted herself to the local lifestyle. She fearlessly lived among tribes that others feared throughout her life and took the gospel wherever she went. Mary Slessor is a true hero of the Christian faith. I hope you will be inspired by her as I have!If you enjoy the H...2020-08-0522 minThe Homeschool Lounge.The Homeschool Lounge.Hall of Fame with Megan MaraisMegan Marais, who matriculated in 2004 is one of South Africa's oldest home education graduates. She holds a BSc in Human Bioscience and a Masters degree in Curriculum Design. She chats with Anelle Burger about her experience as a home educated learner.2020-07-3008 minThe Homeschool LoungeThe Homeschool LoungeHall of Fame with Megan MaraisMegan Marais, who matriculated in 2004 is one of South Africa's oldest home education graduates. She holds a BSc in Human Bioscience and a Masters degree in Curriculum Design. She chats with Anelle Burger about her experience as a home educated learner.2020-07-3008 minThe Wealth Nation PodcastThe Wealth Nation PodcastEverything You Need to Know About Homeschooling in South Africa with Wendy YoungWith schools scheduled to open, South African parents are in a panic regarding the children's safety at school. In this episode of the Wealth Nation Podcast, we chat with Wendy Young about homeschooling options that are available to South African families. Relevant Links Footprints on our Land: http://www.south-african-homeschool-curriculum.com/literature-based-curriculum.html Pestalozzi Trust: https://pestalozzi.org/en/2020-05-2542 minThe Homeschool Lounge.The Homeschool Lounge.Expert Tips on How to Start with Home EducationTo parents unfamiliar with home education the thought of educating their children at home can seem like a daunting task. Wendy Young is in the Lounge to answer some of the frequently asked questions. Wendy is a home education veteran with 25 years’ experience having successfully educated her 4 children, the youngest of whom has recently received his school leaving certificate. She is co-author of a much-loved home education curriculum called Footprints on our Land.www.south-african-homeschool-curriculum.com/tips-for-starting-homeschooling.htmlwww.oolfant.com/25-dinge-tuisskoolwww.startinghomeschooling.co.zawww.homeschooling-curriculum-guide.com/homeschooling-south-africa.htmlwww.south-african-homeschool-curriculum.com/registering-with-department.htmlwww.south-african-homeschool-curriculum.com/school-admissions-tests.html Leendert van Oostrum on sc...2019-11-1925 minThe Homeschool LoungeThe Homeschool LoungeExpert Tips on How to Start with Home EducationTo parents unfamiliar with home education the thought of educating their children at home can seem like a daunting task. Wendy Young is in the Lounge to answer some of the frequently asked questions. Wendy is a home education veteran with 25 years’ experience having successfully educated her 4 children, the youngest of whom has recently received his school leaving certificate. She is co-author of a much-loved home education curriculum called Footprints on our Land.www.south-african-homeschool-curriculum.com/tips-for-starting-homeschooling.htmlwww.oolfant.com/25-dinge-tuisskoolwww.startinghomeschooling.co.zawww.homeschooling-curriculum-guide.com/homeschooling-south-africa.htmlwww.south-african-homeschool-curriculum.com/registering-with-department.htmlwww.south-african-homeschool-curriculum.com/school-admissions-tests.html Leendert van Oostrum on sc...2019-11-1925 minThe Homeschool Lounge.The Homeschool Lounge.The Difference Between Home Education and Cottage SchoolsThere is still much confusion about the differences between home education and cottage schools, or as some refer to it, home schools. Anelle Burger invited Hayley Gibbons to the Lounge to offer us some clarity.Hayley has home educated her two sons for 12 years and is Vice Chairperson of the Eastern Cape Home Education Association. She is passionate about home education and strives to inform and educate not only those starting out on their home education journey, but also the public at large.Here are the contact details for homeschooling associations around South Africa:Eastern Cape:Echsa.el@gmail.com...2019-10-2214 minThe Homeschool LoungeThe Homeschool LoungeThe Difference Between Home Education and Cottage SchoolsThere is still much confusion about the differences between home education and cottage schools, or as some refer to it, home schools. Anelle Burger invited Hayley Gibbons to the Lounge to offer us some clarity.Hayley has home educated her two sons for 12 years and is Vice Chairperson of the Eastern Cape Home Education Association. She is passionate about home education and strives to inform and educate not only those starting out on their home education journey, but also the public at large.Here are the contact details for homeschooling associations around South Africa:Eastern Cape:Echsa.el@gmail.com...2019-10-2214 minSetting the SparkSetting the SparkSetting the Spark: Wisdom from the Researcher MomThere are so many wonderful options available to homeschool parents. Sometimes the sheer amount of good and worthwhile opportunities can feel overwhelming. Have no fear! In today's episode, mom of 2 Paula Cutrona, our resident "Researcher Mom" shares some of her tricks for researching the latest curricula, trends, philosophies, etc. as well as how she's able to determine what works and doesn't work for her family. Lots of great info in this one! Enjoying the podcast? We would love it if you'd leave us a review! It helps others find the podcast and share in the encouragement and...2019-09-1000 minMommy OyoyoMommy Oyoyo8: Homeschooling in Africa feat. Tomilola Olatunde | The Cuddle BlogHomeschooling in Africa (in this episode, Nigeria specifically) is not the norm. Traditionally young children are either just kept at home without a learning structure or sent to creche/daycare/preschool. In this episode, we hear from Tomilola Olatunde about why she has chosen to homeschool her child, the challenges and wins she has experienced with homeschooling, and she also gives practical advice to parents who might be interested in homeschooling their children. It's not as easy as it looks! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mommy-oyoyo/message2019-08-2441 minThe Homeschool Lounge.The Homeschool Lounge.Hall of Fame - Jessica SempleJess Semple (formerly Young) was home educated by her mother, Wendy, along with her sister and two brothers. She completed her schooling in mid-2013 and went on to work in finance for a few years before studying Cinematography for Content Creation at the Orms Cape Town School of Photography in 2018. She now works as the video content producer for the largest photographic company in South Africa.2019-08-2208 minThe Homeschool LoungeThe Homeschool LoungeHall of Fame - Jessica SempleJess Semple (formerly Young) was home educated by her mother, Wendy, along with her sister and two brothers. She completed her schooling in mid-2013 and went on to work in finance for a few years before studying Cinematography for Content Creation at the Orms Cape Town School of Photography in 2018. She now works as the video content producer for the largest photographic company in South Africa.2019-08-2208 minThe Homeschool LoungeThe Homeschool LoungeClassical Education - An Approach to Home EducationJoining me (Anelle Burger) in the lounge is Jennifer Hanekom. She started her home education journey 7 years ago when they moved to South Africa from America. She has a passion for the Classical education approach and started a Classical Conversations group in Cape Town. The group has been running for 5 years now.2019-08-2015 minThe Homeschool Lounge.The Homeschool Lounge.Classical Education - An Approach to Home EducationJoining me (Anelle Burger) in the lounge is Jennifer Hanekom. She started her home education journey 7 years ago when they moved to South Africa from America. She has a passion for the Classical education approach and started a Classical Conversations group in Cape Town. The group has been running for 5 years now.2019-08-2015 minThe Africa Inland Mission podcastThe Africa Inland Mission podcastS1 EP3 Hannah Coggins - My Journey into teachingIn 2016 Hannah Coggins moved to N’Djamena, Chad, to teach at Wellspring Academy. The school serves families working cross-culturally through their day school, as well as by running twice-yearly homeschool weeks for students being homeschooled across the country. Hannah teaches children aged 6-9, with eight nationalities currently represented in her class. Here she talks more about her journey into teaching:2018-11-2604 minHomeschool CompanionHomeschool CompanionHomeschool Companion - Nothing To Fear (Jennifer Shaw)Her testimony includes tragedy and triumph, being the parent of a special needs child, and losing her father to Lou Gehrig's disease. With the release of her fourth album, Someday, her songs offer hope in any circumstance and also reflect her recent experiences on the mission field in Asia, Africa, Central America and the UK. Her latest book, Life Not Typical: How Special Needs Parenting Changed My Faith and My Song, is discussed in this interview.2018-06-2724 minRadio Free South Africa with guest Dr Peter HammondOn Tuesday 9th January, 2018 our guest will be Dr Peter Hammond. Dr. Peter Hammond is a missionary who has pioneered evangelistic outreaches in the war zones of Mozambique, Angola and Sudan. Often travelling by off road motorbike, Peter has travelled hundreds of thousands of miles to deliver Bibles to persecuted Christians in Africa and Eastern Europe. In the course of his missionary activities Peter has been ambushed, come under aerial and artillery bombardments, been stabbed, shot at, beaten by mobs, arrested and imprisoned. On some mission trips he has flown far behind enemy lines to the beleaguered Nuba Mountains in...2018-01-101h 54Authentic ParentingAuthentic Parenting[Archive] From Punishments To Gentle Parenting: Raising 6 Kids In South AfricaSpanking or corporal punishments break the bond between parent and child. They erode the trust. It is NNOT by inflciting pain we need to teach our children. There is a different way. You'd be surprised to learn that using physical punishments to "discipline" children is still legal in the world. In the United States 19 states still use corporal punishments in their schools and homes.  In today’s episode I am talking to my lovely friend, gentle parenting advocate Lelia Wes Schott. She is from South African and mom of 6 children. Lelia raised all her children wit...2017-08-2455 minHomeschool Journey with David & Rachael Carman on Christian Devotions Speak UP!Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! as host Scott McCausey discusses the busy life of moms and the founding of Apologia Educational Ministries with Rachael Carman. Rachael Carman had it going on—or so she thought. After surviving sixty-three months of pregnancy, countless sleepless nights, and 35,000+ diapers, this one-time control freak encountered God’s grace. And she encourages you to do the same. In her books How Many Times Do I Have to Tell You? and How to Have a HEART for Your Kids, Rachael challenges mothers to surrender their will and draw closer to their heavenly Fath...2016-05-1800 minChristians SPEAK UP! —Your Source for Christian Talk RadioChristians SPEAK UP! —Your Source for Christian Talk RadioHomeschool Journey with David & Rachael Carman on Christian Devotions Speak UP!Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! as host Scott McCausey discusses the busy life of moms and the founding of Apologia Educational Ministries with Rachael Carman. Rachael Carman had it going on—or so she thought. After surviving sixty-three months of pregnancy, countless sleepless nights, and 35,000+ diapers, this one-time control freak encountered God’s grace. And she encourages you to do the same. In her books How Many Times Do I Have to Tell You? and How to Have a HEART for Your Kids, Rachael challenges mothers to surrender their will and draw closer to their heavenly Fath...2016-05-1849 minO YE DRYBONES (ARCHIVE)O YE DRYBONES (ARCHIVE)O YE DRYBONES present The Black Homeschool Network w/ Melvin ELBack in 1982, the position of homeschooling parents was precarious at best. Almost nowhere was it recognized as a legal educational option. However, a decade of dedicated political legwork and court cases completely changed the picture. Ten years later, in 1992, homeschooling was recognized as a legal option in every state.At present, over 2 million children are being homeschooled in the USA and Canada. Homeschool movements have sprung up in many other nations, as well. This has led some to become complacent. However, as you will see, our battle is far from over, and there is much new territory to conquer.The...2015-07-022h 19O YE DRYBONES (FEB 2019 - JAN 2025)O YE DRYBONES (FEB 2019 - JAN 2025)O YE DRYBONES present The Black Homeschool Network w/ Melvin ELBack in 1982, the position of homeschooling parents was precarious at best. Almost nowhere was it recognized as a legal educational option. However, a decade of dedicated political legwork and court cases completely changed the picture. Ten years later, in 1992, homeschooling was recognized as a legal option in every state.At present, over 2 million children are being homeschooled in the USA and Canada. Homeschool movements have sprung up in many other nations, as well. This has led some to become complacent. However, as you will see, our battle is far from over, and there is much new territory to conquer.The...2015-07-022h 19The Homeschool LeadercastThe Homeschool LeadercastEpisode 57: Dr. James Wanliss: The Dark Green Environmentalist Indoctrination ofHow the Dark Green Environmentalist Education & Indoctrinationof our Children is against a Biblical WorldviewThere are many things creating great concern among Christians today and some things come with a nice package and convincing talking points. But when we look deep down, we see a frightening worldview that is harmful, damaging, and unbiblical. What is concerning is that the enviromental movement has many of these troubles. The movement is not supported biblically, it amounts to it's own pagan religion, it's devestating to the world's poor and is leading us down a dark green path of...2014-04-0241 min