In today's Homeschool Conversation, we look at RVL: The Curriculum, a new discipleship curriculum from the perspective of two different denominations to discuss why it's such a powerful curriculum.

Top 5 Reasons to Use CTCMath! Join me for a homeschool conversation about the five reasons I think you should try CTCMath in your homeschool! 

Are you a boy mom? Raising and homeschooling boys in the culture of today is a challenge. In this podcast, I talk with Durenda Wilson, author of Raising Boys to Men about these challenges and how we can overcome them!

In this podcast, Cynthia Tobias delves into why she felt like she needed to write this book with Mary Jo and what they wanted to accomplish with this new book. In Reclaiming Education, you are equipped with very practical and immediately useful tools to work in partnership with your children to identify and develop their learning styles and strengths.

This is a fascinating Homeschool Conversation with Dr. Dan Biddle, Executive Producer from Genesis Apologetics. We talk about their new movie “The Ark and the Darkness: Unearthing the Mysteries of Noah’s Flood” which they produced in conjunction with Sevenfold Films.

In this podcast, Dwane shares insightful tips on the history of Latin, the difference between a frozen language and a “living, moving, wild language” like English, and even offers a reason or two you might not want to learn Latin.

If you don’t already know and love Andrew Pudewa, and, honestly, even if you do, this podcast is a must-hear! He is the creator of the Institute for Excellence in Writing program and is a well-known advocate for and beloved speaker in the homeschool conference world. Andrew shares his knowledge of writing and all things related to it with humor and joy. In today’s podcast, you’ll learn how Andrew discovered many of the techniques and ideas that led him to create his IEW writing program. You’ll discover why he hates the term “Language Arts.” You’ll hear how turning the writing process upside down is the best way to teach students the “Art of Language.”