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A Heart 4 Homeschool Podcast with Kendra PriceWhere There's A Will, There's A WaySend us a textIn this episode, I’m speaking with my friend and veteran homeschool mom, Miss Phyllis Asinyanbi. Miss Phyllis has an incredible testimony of how she remained committed to homeschooling despite the incredible odds she faced as a single parent to her son who has unique learning and emotional needs as a twice exceptional child There are many who believe that only people in a certain income bracket and a certain marital status can effectively homeschool, however Miss Phyllis’ experience is a testament to the old adage, where there’s a will, there’s a way.2021-09-0757 min
A Heart 4 Homeschool Podcast with Kendra PriceDeschoolingSend us a textOften when people hear that I am a former public school science teacher, they immediately think I have an edge on homeschooling because of my previous teaching experience. The truth is, however, that I am actually at somewhat of a disadvantage, because homeschooling is NOT public school at home. In this episode, I chat with my fellow homeschool moms Miss Phyllis Asinyanbi and Mrs. Tira Hunter about the very necessary process of deschooling. We’ll define what deschooling is, discuss why it’s essential to your homeschool journey, and how long the deschooling proc...2021-08-0340 min
A Heart 4 Homeschool Podcast with Kendra PriceDeschooling Often when people hear that I am a former public school science teacher, they immediately think I have an edge on homeschooling because of my previous teaching experience. The truth is, however, that I am actually at somewhat of a disadvantage, because homeschooling is NOT public school at home. In this episode, I chat with my fellow homeschool moms Miss Phyllis Asinyanbi and Mrs. Tira Hunter about the very necessary process of deschooling. We’ll define what deschooling is, discuss why it’s essential to your homeschool journey, and how long the deschooling process takes. Also, check out the artic...2021-08-0338 min
Contemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling with Dr. Khadijah Ali-ColemanBFHES TEA TALK: Homeschooling Neurodiverse Black Children hosted by Dr. Cheryl Fields-SmithPanelists include: Joyelle Naomi, Colie Aziza, Phyllis Smith Asinyanbi, and Dr. Brandi Hinnant-Crawford.
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Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars (BFHES) present the midday TEA TALK series every month in the Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars Resource Group on Facebook. Learn more at http://www.BlackFamilyHomeschooling.org2021-01-041h 05
Contemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling with Dr. Khadijah Ali-ColemanHomeschooling a Child With Special NeedsPhyllis Smith Asinyanbi is an independent educator, writer, thinker, lifelong student, and global citizen. Phyllis has a unique perspective on home education as her son is gifted and on the autism spectrum, also known as 2e (twice-exceptional). She is also the former moderator of African American Single Parent Homeschoolers (AASPH), an excellent Facebook group. A veteran homeschooler who has been homeschooling her son since he was in first grade, she is overjoyed that he is now a senior and will soon be attending college. Phyllis also has a bachelor’s degree in education, with a concentration in Teaching English to...2020-12-1121 min