Trying to stick to the plan? Maybe that’s the problem. In part 3 of our mini-series answering the most common homeschooling questions, you’ll hear a no-nonsense episode at what’s really underneath the question of “What should our homeschool schedule look like?”

If you’ve ever built a beautiful schedule only to abandon it two weeks later, you’ll want to tune-in.  Don’t worry, you’re definitely NOT failing—you’re just trying to meet too many needs without enough margin. Let’s talk about why rigid plans rarely work (especially for neurodivergent families), how to shift toward rhythm, and how to start noticing what’s already working in your home.

You’ll also hear how the 90-Minute School Day framework helps families create a flexible container for consistent connection, story, and shared learning—without pressure, overwhelm, or performance.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why traditional homeschool schedules often backfire


• The difference between a rhythm and a schedule—and why it matters


• How to start with a time audit to identify your family’s needs and constraints


• What it means to co-create a rhythm that respects both your child’s autonomy and your own needs


• How the 90-Minute School Day framework offers structure without control

Links & Resources:

• Join the next Day in the Life Open House
  
  Want to see how real families are building rhythms that work? Get a behind-the-scenes look at the DITL community.


• Learn more about the 90-Minute School Day Framework
  
  https://90minuteschoolday.com

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