Brave Writer

Exploring the emotional impact of divorce, this podcast delves into supporting children, offering empathy during difficult times, the importance of true friendship, and how to support friends in crisis. It emphasizes being present, providing practical help, and continuous emotional support during transformative times.

Dive into the emotional impact of divorce on children and adults, exploring personal experiences and reflections. Understand the challenges faced, shifting family dynamics, and lasting effects on relationships. Learn about reasons for divorce, emotional toll, and considerations for parents. Explore the lasting influence of divorce on individuals and families, navigating challenges for children. Reflect on retroactive continuity and betrayal's impact on reshaping history and relationships. Discover insights on handling divorce and homeschooling challenges, prioritizing children's well-being, and seeking support during tough times.

Explore the cyclical nature of learning and household chores, and the importance of continuous learning. Discover the joy of learning and supporting your child's journey. Learn how to empower kids in developing writing skills. Understand the benefits of disrupting linear learning frameworks. Prioritize needs over household chores and avoid perfectionism. Reflect on the negative impact of perfectionism on performance and appreciate Casey's book.

Discover the joy of sharing knowledge and the satisfaction of teaching parents feel. Explore alternative approaches to learning and empowering young writers. Learn the benefits of letting children take the lead in teaching. Dive into the power of asking questions and teaching through oral reports. Understand the importance of supporting children's interests and the impact of positive feedback.

This podcast discusses the importance of representation in media, the benefits of innovative education methods, exploring hard history, the concept of world schooling, and advocating for change and serving in your home.

In this podcast, they discuss the importance of diverse literature for children and curating a home library. They also explore the program 'Growing Brave Writers' to build writing skills and confidence. Additionally, they highlight the significance of building a family culture, experiencing different cultures through food and handicrafts, and teaching children about their role in creating history.

Amber Johnston, homeschooling mom and author of 'A Place to Belong,' discusses inclusive homeschooling, embracing family roots, cultural heritage, growing brave writers, being an 'askable parent,' and books as mirrors and windows in this inspiring podcast.

The podcast explores the book 'Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning' and discusses effective learning and retention strategies, a writing challenge to improve retention, preparing for conversations, enhancing history studies with hands-on activities, making knowledge stick, and the value of teaching others and intrinsic motivation in learning.

Rachel Rainbolt, a favorite homeschooler with a master's degree in marital and family therapy, discusses gentle parenting, natural homeschooling, and simple living. They explore the positive impact of gentle parenting on relationships, empowering parents to coach their children's writing skills, teaching writing for personal growth and deep dive learning, the concept of simple living, and the importance of allyship for the trans community and embracing diversity.

The podcast discusses the shift from reading to short form content, the impact of AI-generated papers, the struggle with mindless phone scrolling, the benefits and drawbacks of learning from books and videos, the importance of reading and writing in education, the impact of Kindle on reading experience, and the significance of visual cues and modeling reading behavior.