Chauncy talks about some of her recent discussion on social media regarding CRT.

In this episode Chauncy talks about the real reason for the increased social dysfunction and behavior problems occurring in the public school system since the Covid-19 pandemic closed many schools for the past several months.

When it comes to creating a family culture of learning, whose education is the most important: yours, or your child's? In order to be an effective mentor to your children, you should discover the answer to that question!

Teacher Tom joins Chauncy to talk about his newest course on play-based education.You can find it here: https://courses.teachertomsworld.com/courses/play-based-learning-cohort-one

Why are parents, teachers, and administrators hamgstrung and unable to affect a change in the public schooling system? There is a giant barrier for change that wields enormous power politically, at the federal, state, and local levels: Teacher's Unions.

Do you enjoy the Christmas holidays? Spring break? Summer months? Or do you dread when you have to be with your children 24/7 for days or weeks on end? A blog post by public school teacher TeacherTom regarding most parents's attitude about the public system being nothing more than a glorified babysitting service prompts a philosophical response from Chauncy who wonders if . . . he may be right.

What is your child's learning style? Critical to a child's success in learning is knowing how their individual brains are wired. A very few children come learning visually, and a few are auditory learners, but most children begin life as kinesthetic learners. When or if they outgrow kinesthetic learning is a very individual path.

In this episode Chauncy discusses the premise behind which the public school has taken over many parental responsibilities, and why this enlarged scope has not resulted in a better, happier, more stable life for millions of children - in fact, it's quite the opposite.

Chauncy discusses why discovering your parenting style is a great place to start improving upon your skills and confidence as a parent, and ultimately enjoying your children.

Chauncy talks briefly about what interest-based education is all about, and how to get started on a very elementary level.