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For Canadian Homeschoolers, this podcast will feature interviews with home educators, resource suppliers, group organizers, all from a Canadian perspective.
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Get prepared for an emergency with this practical episode on emergency preparedness.Here’s the link for the solar/crank radio/light:Emergency Radio/Light
Here is the Etsy shop with advent printable:https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/OnceUponATreebyMK2?ref=l2-about-shopnameHere’s the Amazon link to Anne’s book:https://a.co/d/eIiXqXJHere’s the link to the simple family advent study Anne mentioned:https://www.gatherandgrow.co/advent-family-bible-study/
An interview with author Laurie Vandenhurk, a Canadian who moved to Tanzania to serve the people there while homeschooling her children. Laurie has authored a series of books for children which tells the stories of her own children experiencing village life in Tanzania. Laurie has chosen to publish her stories with Admiration Books, a division of Canadian-A Educational Resources
To see Rowan and Kimberly in person at the OCEC conference click here: https://www.ochec.org/convention/For the Renewed Mama Podcast and Speak Life Badges, click here:Kimberly's websiteTo get Rowan’s book, click here: https://www.canadian-a.com/books-for-parents
Rowan interviews the Executive Director of Alberta Home Education Association (AHEA) to learn about homeschooling in Alberta.https://www.aheaonline.com/Here’s a link to the episode “Certified or Qualified?”https://www.canadahomeschools.com/episodes/s2e20
Unschooling can also be called self-directed learning, a topic which we explore in depth in this interview.Stephanie is an alternative education consultant. Find out more here: https://www.stephaniesewell.ca/
Rowan and Christine talk about how Christine runs her Lego business while homeschooling a large family. Christine also gives tips for managing a large family-she and her husband have ten children.
Rowan explores the concepts of testing and assessment in the context of homeschooling. Should we test our children?
Stephanie, a coach and mentor, talks about her homeschooling journey and the importance of connection in education.
Rowan discusses 4 ways to gain admission to post-secondary programs as a homeschooled student.
Check out the ConferenceRowan will be speaking on the topic of Teaching History and there’s a handout and a coupon code for a big discount on the Epic Bundle of Headphone History!Check out the series on parental rights here: https://www.aheaonline.com/events/live-and-learn-series
Here is the link to my dropbox where listeners can download either a .mobi (Kindle) or ebook (.epub) version of "Becoming Supergenius, Vol. 1: The outside world."https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ycavkupppmza8og/AABWy4tziVrn68jW81Tax26wa?dl=0The book also has a webpage. Hardcopy and audio versions are available:https://www.mindstrengthbalance.com/becomingsupergenius_part1book/
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Get the 99 cent holiday bundle here: https://sowl.co/bjVNZK You can get Anne’s book on Amazon or at www.canadian-a.com
Why the humanities are important in education and practice in a STEM world. Job prospects for humanities students. Why the push for STEM?
Free printable https://sowl.co/bsV77H
Get the free printables here: Get the free history worksheetsksheetsGet Headphone History here: Headphone HistoryIndigenous history for Canadian kids.
Rowan shares podcast and Canadian-A updates, and welcomes fall with some field trip ideas, essential oil recipes and more.
Rowan and Chris discuss parenting, teaching values, financial literacy, the tween years, parenting styles and transitioning from responsible parent to mentor and coach.
Learn how books can be a great way to educate about history, social issues and character, and some things to look for when building your family library.
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