Transcript
Jazz (00:00)
there’s always hope. There is always a small moment.
life is always happening somewhere and even if it’s just a minute or two, you know, it’s still happening. So I do try to prioritize the joy.
Hana (00:15)
I think my greatest, this is like really kind of silly, but I think my greatest challenge in homeschooling is me. I am the greatest challenge.
Della (00:24)
Hello, friend. This is Della from the Beauty of Play hosting a brand new podcast all about homeschooling.
Tomika (00:33)
African American folk tales, maybe Mexican mythology, also legends from Guam, then being indigenous to someplace else, it gives me a greater appreciation for people who are indigenous from here.
Jess (00:50)
Post-its, so many post-its, and I know that some of my friends have taken my post-it system and it has been successful for their children. visualizing a lot of things.
Della (01:05)
I’m interviewing people just like you, homeschoolers from all walks of life,
Hana (01:12)
But let me tell you, when it was right for them to be on their own, my heart was so at ease.
I just felt like it was right. I didn’t have to go through that stress and my child didn’t have to go through that stress and they do get over it and we do get over it. I just wasn’t prepared for
Jazz (01:31)
it’s so personal to us
and listening to the kids talk to other people about homeschool. And I always hear that pause because it’s like, makes sense to us, but would it make sense to this
Della (01:46)
finding out how they came to homeschool, how they choose curricula, what styles of homeschooling work for their family.
and how they navigate life.
Tomika (01:55)
we’re gonna look at the child in front of us in the world around us and try to give the education that they need for who they are.
and where they live
Jess (02:07)
I would say what most surprised me was…
how little you are home when homeschooling.
Della (02:17)
Join us on May 18th for season one of A Homeschooling Journey.