Homeschool Made Simple

In this episode of The Greatest Hits series, we revisit the most popular episode of the podcast.

“Better Late Than Early” is at the heart of Carole’s philosophy. Without it you will not experience the freedom, simplicity, and enjoyment of homeschooling the Carole way!

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In this episode, we’re revisiting episode 80.

Carole interviews Dr. Sears, world-renowned pediatrician. He shares a wealth of knowledge on feeding your children’s brains! 

Carole’s seminar on screens is here! Learn more about Taming the Media Lion HERE.

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In this episode, Carole talks with Katherine Ruch about the importance of bonding in the formation of personhood.

This originally aired as episode 24.

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You’re listening to the greatest hits series! 

In this episode, you’ll hear about socialization. It’s always a primary concern  when anyone announces they plan to homeschool. 

But socialization need not be a concern at all! Listen in to learn why. 

This episode originally aired as episode 31. 

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You're listening to the Greatest Hits series! This was originally episode 30.

Do you need a movie to watch with your high school or college student during the winter break?

Look no further than this list of classic films!

Click HERE for original show notes with a list of all the films mentioned in this episode.

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Welcome to the Greatest Hits series!

In this episode, we're revisiting my conversation with Jesse and Rachel Winchester about what the preschool years look like in their home. (This was originally episode 40.)

The Winchesters have three preschool children. They focus on developing a good work ethic in their children and give them tons of time outside!

I hope you'll be encouraged by this episode and inspired to simplify the preschool years!

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Welcome to the Greatest Hits series!

In this episode, we're revisiting my interview with Ryan and Kristy Sorrels who are self-proclaimed as "not your typical homeschool parents". 

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What makes a good homeschool parent? 

Do you need to have a certain type of personality to teach your children at home? Ryan and Kristy Sorrels answer those questions and more as they share how they homeschool their three children with a literature based approach. 

On this episode, you'll hear: 

- why their son only went to preschool for 6 days
- what Kristy calls the best part and worst part of homeschooling
- Ryan's encouragement for non-reading parents

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To end the year, we’re replaying some of the greatest hits of the podcast! In this episode, Carole shares her stack of Christmas books.

This is a replay of episode 38.

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This is the time of year when our hearts desire what is real, what is valuable, and what is meaningful. At this time, I always climb up on a step stool to the top of the bookcase in the dining room and pull down a stack of what I call “the Christmas books.”

Over the years I have read these out loud and we have cherished many of these stories as a family, but I also love the joy of just reading them alone on a quiet afternoon, as the sun pours through the bay window.

I thought I would list some of these books for you, and share a little bit about each of them.

In this episode, Carole talks with her friend, Ann Storms, about her own personal story regarding covenant.

Carole shares about how the Word of God sustained her through trying circumstances, the hope she had for her husband over their many years apart, and advice for others who have walked through difficult marriages.

May you be encouraged to live for the glory of God!

If you are interested in talking with Carole, you can book a consulting appointment with her. She has a masters in education and helps families homeschool using her methods, click HERE to view her calendar and schedule an appointment. 

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Have you heard of The Wade Center?

The Wade Center, located on Wheaton College’s campus, houses the works of seven British authors: C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, Dorothy L. Sayers, George MacDonald, G.K. Chesterton, Owen Barfield, and Charles Williams. 

In this episode, Marge Mead shares about what they have at the Wade Center, and why I encourage every literary family to visit!

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