In this podcast episode, I share 5 important lessons I have learned through 18 years of homeschooling! These are the 5 facts I wish I'd been told at the beginning.

So, you've decided you want to homeschool, but you don't know where to begin!

In this episode, we will chat about:

1. Learning the legal ins and outs

2. Setting up your homeschool - what do I need to buy? (if you're starting at the beginning)

3. What if I'm not starting at the beginning - will my kids adjust?

4. Answering the qualification question - am I really qualified to teach my children?

5. What method should I use?

This is the first in a two podcast series that goes along with my blog series, Charlotte Mason for Today's Student.

The math series, Math Lessons for a Living Education, is a unique math curriculum that is built on the powerful natural learning model embraced by Charlotte Mason fans.

Join me for this episode that goes behind the making of this series. Learn how why these books have been so warmly embraced by all types of learners.

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Music provided by Matthew Carlson! Visit his Facebook Page!

This is the second episode in the Where the Rubber Meets the Road podcast series. Today, I'm going to speak about the importance of being our children's ally. How important is it for our children to know that we sympathize with their humanness? I believe it is extremely important to nurture an atmosphere of understanding in our homes.

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Intro music provided by Matthew Carlson. Visit his Facebook page!

Hello and welcome to my podcast! In this episode, I introduce myself and give a summary of who I am, what I stand for, and what my methods are. This is the first podcast in my podcast series, "Where the Rubber Meets the Road."

I give my thoughts about what true education is and how I incorporate the Charlotte Mason method into my parenting, teaching, and writing.

Make sure you subscribe to my podcasts and join me on Facebook and at my blog, https://angelaodellblog.wordpress.com/!

Music provided by Matthew Carlson. For more information, visit his Facebook page!