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HOMEEDVOICESPODCAST – EP 34 MINI EPISODE: Transitioning Out of Trauma
The Home Ed Voices Podcast is a UK-based Home Education Podcast that profiles the lives of home ed families. You can find out more about the podcast here. This week is an audio version of the blog post “Transitioning Out of Trauma” which was written by Kate McConaghy and published here on HomeEdVoices in May 2021. You can find the original post, and it’s links here. In other news – in case you’d like to support the podcast and blog – we have a Patreon. This allows us to keep the podcast ad free and will mean that we can start paying our interview guests. Joining the Patreon will directly support home educating families here in the UK, including the Kates that run the podcast and blog. Follow HomeEdVoicesPodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest, or join the newsletter. If you have any questions or can think of someone you would like me to interview on the podcast (maybe you? Yeah, really you!), please get in touch via the comments below. If you enjoyed the podcast and know someone who might benefit from listening to a Home Education Podcast, please let them know about the Home Ed Voices Podcast. Thank you! The post HOMEEDVOICESPODCAST – EP 34 MINI EPISODE: Transitioning Out of Trauma appeared first on Home Ed Voices.
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HOME ED VOICES PODCAST – EP33 Jay Byrd from BeanLearning.com
This blog post does not contain affiliate links because we think you should borrow books from your library if you can, or get them second hand or from where ever you personally want to buy books. Not just amazon because it might make us some money. You can read more about our affiliate policy here. The Home Ed Voices Podcast is a UK-based Home Education Podcast that profiles the lives of home ed families. You can find out more about the podcast here. This week I’m chatting with Jay Byrd from @beanlearning. We talk about what it’s like being a second generation home educator and home education in the UK in the 90’s. Jay tells us about her passion for project based learning and gentle parenting, and we talk about Bean Learning which offers UK based online video groups and classes for home educated children and home educating adults. Show Notes: Find sessions to try at Bean Learning Drop In Week 31st May – 6th June 2021 Sign up – BeanLearning – Intro to Managing Conflict: Effective Communication for Families on Wednesday 9th June (8pm-9pm GMT) Free Get in touch with Jay about Project Based Learning Mentoring BeanLearning Home Ed Chat Group information. Information about the Art Award system Project Based Homeschooling by Lori Picket You can find Jay on instagram @bean.learning, beanlearning.com and on facebook. Follow HomeEdVoicesPodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest, or join the newsletter. If you want to support the podcast and help keep it ad free, (and help us actually pay our guests!) please consider signing up to our Patreon. If you have any questions or can think of someone you would like me to interview on the podcast (maybe you? Yeah, really you!), please get in touch via the comments below. If you enjoyed the podcast and know someone who might benefit from listening to a Home Education Podcast, please let them know about the Home Ed Voices Podcast. Thank you! The post HOME ED VOICES PODCAST – EP33 Jay Byrd from BeanLearning.com appeared first on Home Ed Voices.
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HOMEEDVOICESPODCAST – EP 32 Naomi Fisher: Clinical Psycologist, Home Ed Parent and Author of Changing Our Minds
This blog post does not contain affiliate links because we think you should borrow books from your library if you can, or get them second hand or from where ever you personally want to buy books. Not just amazon because it might make us some money. You can read more about our affiliate policy here. The Home Ed Voices Podcast is a UK-based Home Education Podcast that profiles the lives of home ed families. You can find out more about the podcast here. This week I’m chatting with Naomi Fisher, clinical psychologist, home ed parent and author of Changing Our Minds. We talk about how home educated children related to their peers, the long process of deschooling, internal and external motivation, and supporting ADHD and autism in the home educating community. Find Naomi on twitter @naomicfisher. Find edition information, official blurb and reviews for Changing Our Minds here. Here is a link to a great article by Fisher in Green Parent about Unschooling. Follow HomeEdVoicesPodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest, or join the newsletter. If you want to support the podcast and help keep it ad free, (and help us actually pay our guests!) please consider signing up to our Patreon. If you have any questions or can think of someone you would like me to interview on the podcast (maybe you? Yeah, really you!), please get in touch via the comments below. If you enjoyed the podcast and know someone who might benefit from listening to a Home Education Podcast, please let them know about the Home Ed Voices Podcast. Thank you! The post HOMEEDVOICESPODCAST – EP 32 Naomi Fisher: Clinical Psycologist, Home Ed Parent and Author of Changing Our Minds appeared first on Home Ed Voices.
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HomeEdVoicesPodcast – Ep 31 Mini Episode: You Are Smart Enough to Home Educate
The Home Ed Voices Podcast is a UK-based Home Education Podcast that profiles the lives of home ed families. You can find out more about the podcast here. Photo by Joel & Jasmin Førestbird on Unsplash This week is an audio version of the blog post “You Are Smart Enough to Home Educate” which was published here on HomeEdVoices in October 2019. You can find the original post, and it’s links here. I really appreciate everyone who got in touch to support the previous podcast and ask for more. There will be more of these mini episodes in amongst the interviews and things we have coming up. In other news – in case you’d like to support the podcast and blog – we have a Patreon. We’re still ironing out how it’s going to work, but it’s going to include a monthly ebook of all the blog posts of ease of reading.* More news when we’ve finalised everything. Follow HomeEdVoicesPodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest, or join the newsletter. If you have any questions or can think of someone you would like me to interview on the podcast (maybe you? Yeah, really you!), please get in touch via the comments below. If you enjoyed the podcast and know someone who might benefit from listening to a Home Education Podcast, please let them know about the Home Ed Voices Podcast. Thank you! (*because we don’t like the whole affiliate thing because we don’t like shilling for Amazon, and we’d like to keep the podcast and the blog advert free.) The post HomeEdVoicesPodcast – Ep 31 Mini Episode: You Are Smart Enough to Home Educate appeared first on Home Ed Voices.
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HOME ED VOICES PODCAST – (SEASON 3) EPISODE 30 Mini Episode: “DON’T OVER PLAN THE FUN STUFF, (AND WHAT TO DO INSTEAD.)”
The Home Ed Voices Podcast is a UK-based Home Education Podcast that profiles the lives of home ed families. You can find out more about the podcast here. Photo by Nikhil kumar on Unsplash This week is an audio version of the blog post “Don’t Over Plan the Fun Stuff (and What to do Instead)” which was published here on HomeEdVoices in February 2020. You can find the original post, and it’s links here. If you like this little audio blog posts then I’ll do more of them, especially in this inbetween bit where the pandemic is still making it really hard to do interviews with any sort of regularity. In other news – in case you’d like to support the podcast and blog – we have a Patreon. We’re still ironing out how it’s going to work, but it’s going to include a monthly ebook of all the blog posts of ease of reading.* More news when we’ve finalised everything. Follow HomeEdVoicesPodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest, or join the newsletter. If you have any questions or can think of someone you would like me to interview on the podcast (maybe you? Yeah, really you!), please get in touch via the comments below. If you enjoyed the podcast and know someone who might benefit from listening to a Home Education Podcast, please let them know about the Home Ed Voices Podcast. Thank you! (*because we don’t like the whole affiliate thing because we don’t like shilling for Amazon, and we’d like to keep the podcast and the blog advert free.) The post HOME ED VOICES PODCAST – (SEASON 3) EPISODE 30 Mini Episode: “DON’T OVER PLAN THE FUN STUFF, (AND WHAT TO DO INSTEAD.)” appeared first on Home Ed Voices.
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