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Are Parents Qualified to Homeschool Their Children?

Oct 09, 202447 minEp. 290
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Episode description

This week on Classical Et Cetera, we tackle a question many parents face: Are you really qualified to homeschool your children? The answer lies in the unique bond you share with your child. While homeschooling can be challenging, no one knows or loves your student like you do.
 
On this episode we share our own homeschooling experiences and explain why we believe a parent's deep understanding of their own child can certainly match (if not exceed) the qualifications of a certified teacher. Join us as we break down how heart, dedication, and a classical approach can provide your child with a beautiful, tailored education.
 
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What We're Reading from This Episode:

  • The Looking Glass War — John Le Carre (Tanya)
  • The Trouble with Goats and Sheep —Joanna Cannon (Tanya)
  • A Bold Return to Giving a Damn: One Farm, Six Generations, and the Future of Food —Will Harris (Paul)
  • The Civil War: The Narrative —Shelby Foote (Hunter)
  • Julius Caeser —William Shakespeare (Tanya)
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