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Homeschool Conversations: Interviews with Real-Life Homeschool Moms, Dads, and Other Educators

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Come chat with us! Join me in a series of Homeschool Conversations: interviews with real-life homeschool moms, dads, and other educators on all sorts of topics that affect our lives as homeschool parents. Listen on your favorite podcast player, or check out the videos on Facebook and YouTube.

We’ll discuss educational philosophy, family life, and more!

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Check out all the previous Homeschool Conversation Video and Podcast Interviews

Watch the videos, read the show notes, and share with your friends! Each Homeschool Conversation includes extensive show notes in the blog post so that you can follow along even if video or podcast form is not a good fit for your schedule.

Homeschool Conversations: Season 2

How to start family worship and why family devotions are important — Getting Started with Family Worship with my husband, John Sloan (Season 2, Ep 1 )

Cindy Rollins Interview homeschool — A Living, Humble, Joyful Homeschool Education with Cindy Rollins (Season 2, Ep 3 )

Homeschooling with Gospel Hope with Kendra Fletcher (Season 2, Ep 5)

Healthy Eating on a Budget with Steph Jenkins (Season 2, Ep 6)

Humility, Worship, and Relationship with Melissa McMahan (Season 2, Ep 8)

Nature Study Hacking and Nurturing a Life of Learning with Joy Cherrick (Season 2, Ep10)

Patience, Wonder, Ignorance, and Joy in a Classical, Charlotte Mason education with Karen Glass (Season 2, Ep 12)

The Modern Working Homeschool Mom with Molly Nickles (Season 2, Ep 2 )

Jennifer Knick homeschool conversations interview — Organized Homeschooling with Jennifer Knick (Season 2, Ep 4 )

Amanda McCrina author of YA WW2 novel Traitor interview — Traitor: an interview with author Amanda McCrina (Bonus episode)

Jen Mackinnon homeschool conversations interview — Successfully working while homeschooling with Jen Mackinnon (Season 2, Ep 7)

Ordo Amoris (with Abby Wahl) (Season 2, Ep 9)

Learn in Color: curiosity, flexibility, and entrepreneurship with Samantha Shank (Season 2, Ep 11)

Homeschool Conversations: Season 1

Budgeting Homeschool Family Video Interviews — Budgeting for Homeschool Families with Matt Miner

You Are an Artist Homeschool Video Interviews Tricia and Nana from ChalkPastel — You Are an Artist with Tricia Hodges and Lucia “Nana” Hames

Kara Anderson More Than Enough — More Than Enough with Kara Anderson

Kate Snow interview math help — Homeschool Math with Confidence with Kate Snow

Strengthening Your Marriage During Hard Times (interview with Donna Westcott, LPC)

Unit Study Homeschool Susan Evans interview — Unit Studies and Hands-On Learning (a video interview with Susan Evans)

Mystie Winckler Homemaking Homeschooling Interview — Vision, Attitudes, and Expectations: Faithful, Repentant Homemaking and Homeschooling (with Mystie Winckler)

Sibling Conflict Homeschooling Parenting Solutions Lynna Sutherland Interview — Sibling Conflict and the Homeschooling Family (with Lynna Sutherland)

Jessica Waldock homeschool Interview — Lifestyle of Learning: Homeschooling an Only, Morning Basket Fun, and Gameschooling (with Jessica Waldock)

homeschool science — Exploring Homeschool Science with Wonder and Hands-On Fun with Dr. Kristin Moon

Nature Study Cindy West interview — Nature Study and Relaxed Charlotte Mason Homeschooling with Cindy West

Repentance and Discipleship in Education Dr. George Grant video Interview — Repentance and Discipleship in Christian Classical Education with Dr. George Grant

Missy Andrews Center for Lit My Divine Comedy interview — Identity, Grace, and a Literary Life with Missy Andrews

Homeschooling with Special Needs and Learning Differences (with Shawna Wingert)

Homeschooling High School Confidence, Competence, and Contentment Ann Karako Interview — Homeschooling High School with Confidence, Competence, and Contentment (with Ann Karako)

Family Travel Lifestyle: Roadschooling and Adventure for Every Family (with Megan and Daniel Tenney)

Morning Time Morning Basket Homeschool Pam Barnhill interview — Your (Modern) Morning Basket: Morning Time and “Us-schooling” (with Pam Barnhill)

Brandy Vencel interview — Charlotte Mason, Mother Culture, and More! (with Brandy Vencel)

KAthy Weitz Cottage Press Interview — Life-Long Learning: Charlotte Mason, Classical Education, and a Read-Aloud Family Culture with Kathy Weitz

Charlotte Mason Dawn Garrett — Charlotte Mason Education and Ambleside Online with Dawn Garrett

Homeschool Music Appreciation and Homegrown Learning with Mary Prather

This image has an empty alt attribute; its file name is Sunday-chat-with-Zachary_Moment-300x169.jpg — Sunday: Worship, Rest, and Gospel Hope (interview with Pastor Zachary Simmons)

Liberal Arts, Great Books, and Classical Christian Education Wes Callihan — The Liberal Arts, Great Books, and Classical Christian Education (with Wes Callihan)

homeschooling high school creative teens heather woodie interview — Creatively Homeschool High School with Out-of-the-Box Teens (with Heather Woodie)

Christine Zell Homeschool interview — Stress-Free Homeschooling and Rabbit Trails Through Literature (with Christine Zell)

homeschool book clubs — Celebrating Books and Homeschool Fun (with Mary Wilson)

Finding the Gospel in Fairy Tales (an interview with Angelina Stanford)

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Wife & homeschool mom of 5 by grace alone. Can’t stop: Coffee, Shakespeare, Austen, Homer, all.the.books. Mostly, I’m excited about the Gospel.

“The more you learn, the bigger your ignorance i

“The more you learn, the bigger your ignorance is going to grow. The more you learn and know, among all the other things that you learn and know is the fact that there are more things you don’t know… You have to admit to yourself you’re never going to be able to fill in all those gaps. What is left except humility to be able to accept that?” ~Karen Glass

You. Guys. This week's Homeschool Conversation episode is full of so many moments that will leave you inspired, convicted, encouraged, and challenged by turn! I'm so thankful @karenglassreads could join us and share her perspective on Patience, Wonder, Ignorance, and Joy in a classical, Charlotte Mason education.

I especially loved the analogy Karen made between consistently feeding our children nutritious food while waiting patiently for their bodies to grow in their own time and the way we are to consistently feed our children's minds each day while waiting patiently for them to learn in at their own pace. "There is no behind," Karen encouraged, "because you’re not racing anybody else. You’re just educating your own children.” ❤

Listen to Homeschool Conversations with Humility and Doxology wherever you get your podcasts, check out the show notes at HumilityandDoxology.com/Homeschool-Conversations, or watch the interview on video over on YouTube.

And while you're listening to the podcast, could you take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review Homeschool Conversations? I would be so thankful!

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Homeschool Nerd Alert: SHAKESPEARE gets us super e

Homeschool Nerd Alert: SHAKESPEARE gets us super excited! We love memorizing and reciting poetry and dramatic historical speeches, but nothing makes us giggle quite like those months we devote to Shakespearean memory work. 😂

(I mean, I dare you to dramatically read aloud "The barge she sat in, like a burnish'd throne / Burned on the water: the poop was beaten gold" without giggling. If you can do it, you're a much more refined mama than I am. 🤣 We're learning some passages from Antony and Cleopatra this month, and this part gets me every time.)

#Shakespeare is not meant to be read silently/analyzed drily. No wonder so many students hate it if that's their only experience with the Bard! Shakespeare's plays are meant to be relished aloud, and they're meant to be acted out with melodrama in the living room (Henry V's St. Crispin's Day speech is great for this one!).

Of course, most of the film adapatations aren't suitable for young children, but I find appropriate clips to share with my kids. (You can find several of my comparative Shakespeare playlists over on the Humility and Doxology YouTube channel. And I'm always looking for recommendations, so please send me your favorite clips!)

Start with a retelling of a play (we're partial to Charles and Mary Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare), then choose a passage or two to enthusiastically read aloud together each day. We've especially enjoyed learning passages from Much Ado About Nothing, Midsummer Night's Dream, Julius Caesar, and Henry V.

If that sounds intimidating, head to HumilityandDoxology.com/exploring-shakespeare-children to learn more about how we play with the Bard in our homeschool. I've also rounded up some of our favorite Shakespearean resources over at amazon.com/shop/HumilityandDoxology

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