A shocking answer to this question: yes, your homeschool child can get behind, but we have to be careful to whom we compare them.

We continued our chat with Leah Boden and talked about the practicalities of adding the riches to our homeschools.

Amy and Leah talk with Leah Boden from A Modern Miss Mason about adding poetry, art, and music into our homeschools.

What if the behavior problems we see coming up aren't from habit training?

Here's the short truth: the curriculum you choose won't make or break your Charlotte Mason curriculum.

Erika from Charlotte Mason City Living, discusses how to add in multicultural studies into a Charlotte Mason education, and explains why Charlotte Mason encouraged them more than a century ago.

In this episode, we'll discuss a Parents' Review article on obedience. If you associate obedience with harsh, authoritarian parents, this episode might surprise you.

Amy reads M. MacEacharn's Parents' Review article entitled Obedience. This article will be discussed in the final episode of season three.

Amy and Leah talk not only about what a Charlotte Mason homeschool schedule entails, but the principles behind the schedule.

Amy and Leah discuss a PNEU article about Dads and education, and share their experiences about involving their husbands in their homeschools.