I hear you! That’s why I took all the best bits of a much longer course that thousands of parents have taken over the last few years and distilled it so you can watch the core videos or read the transcripts in just an evening or two. But if you need it, there are also interviews with experts as well as conversations with over 20 homeschooling families.

And I’m not just going to toss those 20 interviews over to you and say “Enjoy!” - I edited them so you can hear just the most useful ideas the parents had to say about topics like socialization and what advice they would like to pass on to you, so you can listen in to exactly what you need. (One parent who has already taken the course reached out and told me this approach was “brilliant.”)

Funny thing is - I didn’t think I was either. I had gone through school; that approach was the only way I knew. I couldn’t imagine ‘being a teacher.’

But the awesome thing about homeschooling is that you don’t have to ‘be a teacher’ to do it.

I mean, you can, if you want to. You can pick a curriculum (in the course you’ll hear my interview with the expert who literally wrote the book on how to choose curricula) and I’ll give you some hints on how to get your child to do the work if you decide to take that approach.

But the real beauty of homeschooling comes in ditching the curriculum and following your child’s interests into deep learning that will build on and develop their passions.

Parents often wonder whether their child will suddenly refuse to do school work when they go back to school if you use this method of learning. Or if they’ll ever be able to study for a test, or write a paper or do anything they don’t want to do.

And the answer is: they certainly will, when they see the value of the goal at the other end. Then they’ll be all in.

There are a lot of variables here. You could certainly get a curriculum and complete the required number of pages each day and know that your child is ‘on track’ to reenter school when that’s possible (although you’re likely to face the same problems that come up with Zoom-school, because it puts you in the role of being The Enforcer).

We also have to consider that a lot of children are not going to be ‘on track’ over the next couple of years, so the definitions of ‘on track’ and ‘behind’ are going to be very different than they are in normal years.



Finally, we should consider that by homeschooling, we have the opportunity to develop skills like confidence and critical thinking and creative innovation that they wouldn’t get even if they were in school - so you could think of it as your child getting ‘ahead.’

Six modules of content, presented in short videos that you can binge-watch in an evening or two and get all the research-backed information. But if you need more...I got you!

You also get to hear from the person who wrote the book on how to choose homeschooling curricula to help you make your decision. You'll learn how to teach math from a master math tutor, in a way that makes it approachable even if you hate/'can't do' math. And you'll learn about unschooling from one of the master practitioners in the field.

On top of this, you'll hear from families who are homeschooling and who want to share ideas about what they do all day, how they earn a living, and what advice they have for newbie homeschoolers. Watch just the videos and get what you need quickly, or dive deeper where you need more support. Choose the resources you need to feel confident in your decision!