A Heart 4 Homeschool Podcast With Kendra Price podcast

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Send us a text Homeschooling parents have been known to carve out paths for their children that may be uncharted when they want their kids to have certain experiences. They design their own curricula, design their own apps, open online groups, and start co-ops—if an opportunity is not available where they live, trailblazing and inspiring others to join them is not a foreign concept. In this part 2 episode of The Benefits of 4-H on Your Child’s Homeschool Education, I sit down for a chat with Centex HBCU Alumni 4-H Club Manager Tony Austin and his wife (Sheryl Austin), who is also an Extension Agent for Prairie View A&M University, which sponsors our club. You’ll learn what inspired them to start our 4-H Club, the role land-grant HBCUs play in 4-H, and what kids, particularly kids of color, stand to gain from experiencing 4-H.…

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The Benefits of 4-H On Your Child's Homeschool Education 21:56

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Send us a text In this episode, I want to share with you an alternative to homeschool co-op that can develop your child from the lower elementary ages all the way through high school. 4-H has been around since 1902, when it began as an educational program for rural youth. Since then, it has evolved into a youth development organization that enables both parents and kids to be involved. This podcast episode is taken from a Coffee Talk Presentation for the BFHES (Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars 2023 Teach-in Virtual Conference. To view the video version visit A Heart 4 Homeschool Youtube Channel .…

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The Impact of Fathers and Community on Homeschooling 54:23

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Send us a text In this episode, I chat with Jason Esters, a homeschool dad and host of the Black Men Homeschool Podcast. We talk about several key issues pertaining to the black homeschool community. Specifically, Jason shares how he and his wife, both educators, became homeschool parents, the impact of fathers and community in homeschooling, the rise of community colleges in post-secondary education, as well as what he thinks the future holds for the public school and homeschooling communities.…

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Preparing Our Homeschooler for College 46:31

há 3 years46:31

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Send us a text As homeschooling has become more mainstream, I’ve found it refreshing that many people are somewhat familiar with the idea of home education. When I mention the fact that we homeschool now, most people simply nod their heads. It’s no big deal. It’s a different story, however, when I say I am homeschooling my high schoolers. It’s one thing to homeschool elementary or even middle school, but high school? That’s when I get the stares and the questions. How can homeschool parents provide the academic rigor their children need to compete? What about standardized tests like the SAT and ACT? And other activities that round out the high school experience? Like prom, community service, and other extracurriculars? For additional information on resources to help your homeschooled teen, check out my presentation for Black Family Homeschool Educators & Scholars Coffee Talk titled, " Online Tools to Get Your Homeschool Teen Organized and Accountable ."…

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Black Faces in White Spaces: Racism in Homeschool Groups 1:02:14

há 3 years1:02:14

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Send us a text In this episode, I will be having a candid conversation with Pamela Smith a veteran homeschool mom, business owner, and former director of an evangelical homeschool program, who is working on a groundbreaking book titled, Black Faces in White Spaces. In her upcoming book, Pamela shares her heartbreaking experiences as a black, Christian homeschool program director and starts a very necessary conversation about what homeschoolers of color at times experience. We also discuss the underlying fear many new black homeschoolers have of entering majority white, evangelical homeschool spaces. Pamela also owns Afrocentric Homeschoolers on Facebook and @blackhomeeducators on Instagram.…

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Homeschool Yo Kids App 17:59

há 3 years17:59

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Send us a text New and prospective homeschooling parents often have many questions: What are the homeschool laws for my state? Where do I find affordable curricula? What is my child's learning style? What is deschooling? Now the answers to these questions are at your fingertips with the Homeschool Yo Kids app. This app, developed by fellow homeschool mom, Jae Carter, provides resources, encouragement, and the answers you need to begin your homeschool journey comfortably. Download the app to your iOS or Android device and listen to Jae explain what inspired her to create such a revolutionary resource for the homeschooling community. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id1616697031…

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Is Homeschooling the Solution to Systemic Racism in Education? 1:50:33

há 3 years1:50:33

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Send us a text During the pandemic, many black families have chosen to divest from the public school system in order to homeschool their children. They've discovered homeschool freedom and the liberty to teach their children accurate history and have conversations surrounding race that would be suppressed in public schools. Many have embraced homeschooling for the long term and are already seeing positive results which begs the question--is homeschooling the solution to systemic racism in education? Tune in to our Clubhouse conversation.…

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The 1619 Project & Teaching Accurate History in Our Homeschool 1:29:13

há 3 years1:29:13

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Send us a text Though The 1619 Project has been fraught with criticism, detractors, and legislation seeking to ban it from public school classrooms, it continues to stand as a testament to the resilience, perseverance, and resolve of the enslaved and their descendants in spite of struggle. It’s also a testament to the tenacity of Nikole Hannah Jones, the Pulitzer prize-winning journalist who created The 1619 Project. In this episode, you’ll hear our clubhouse discussion of The 1619 Project, why teaching accurate history is so important for the next generation, and how we can serve within our communities to ensure all of our children are educated in truth rather than myths.…

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Transitioning Back to Homeschooling After the Holidays 10:31

há 3 years10:31

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Send us a text In this episode. I’m going to share three strategies that have helped us get refocused, re-energized, and re-engaged with homeschooling after the holidays.

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Homeschool Wisdom: What I Wish I Would've Known Starting Out 1:19:28

há 3 years1:19:28

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Send us a text In this episode, you’ll hear myself and other homeschool moms in A Heart 4 Homeschool Clubhouse room share the nuggets of wisdom we’ve acquired and why those nuggets are so valuable to us. Join the A Heart 4 Homeschool Clubhouse on the Clubhouse app and participate in live discussions on Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Central Standard Time. https://www.clubhouse.com/club/a-heart-4-homeschool…

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Encouraging & Empowering Teens 23:12

há 3 years23:12

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Send us a text In this episode, veteran homeschooling mom, Florence Gichuhi, shares her passion for encouraging and empowering teens. Be sure to check out Florence's Facebook Group, "Encouragement and Empowerment for Moms With Teenagers" , where she provides wisdom to help moms better connect with their teenagers.…

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Tips on Choosing Homeschool Curricula Part II 14:43

há 3 years14:43

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Send us a text In Part 2 of Tips on Choosing Homeschool Curricula, I want to discuss some questions should ask yourself before choosing curricula and then I’ll give you some tips on evaluating whether a specific curriculum is a good option for your family. I want to invite you to visit my website where I am using my love for homeschool curricula to write honest, thorough reviews with Melanated Gold Review Squad. I also want to invite you to visit the Melanated Gold Homeschool Magazine which features homeschooling families of color and provides all kinds of helpful information that is beneficial to your homeschool life and the larger homeschool community.…

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Tips for Choosing Homeschool Curricula Part I 44:33

há 3 years44:33

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Send us a text Curricula is a big deal in homeschool circles. It’s often the first question new homeschooling parents have and everyone has thoughts surrounding whether or not you need it, what curricula are best to use, and how to not spend an arm and a leg for it. In this podcast episode, Miss Phyllis, Tira Hunter, and I will share some helpful tips. Find reviews of homeschool curricula from veteran homeschool moms at Melanated Gold Homeschool Review Squad. The Homeschool Review Squad is a part of the Melanated Gold Homeschool Magazine where you can find tips and links to resources that support your homeschool efforts.…

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Reflections on the First Year of Homeschool by a Former Public School Educator 40:17

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Send us a text While there are a few benefits to having an educational background, former educators have to go through some of the same shifts in mindset to truly embrace the freedoms and benefits of homeschooling their children. In this episode, I’ll be speaking with Lesley Sessler, a former public school teacher and administrator who left the traditional classroom and public school mindsets behind to homeschool her son, Sammie. She will share the insight and joys she’s discovered having completed her first year of homeschool. I invite you to follow Lesley Jones Sessler on social media @watchmonkeymama. Please visit her blog with the same title www.watchmonkeymama.com . You can also see the video of this interview on my A Heart 4 Homeschool Channel…

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Where There's A Will, There's A Way 57:04

há 4 years57:04