SELECTED LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

Teach Your Kids: Website | LinkedIn | X | Instagram | Substack | Facebook | TikTok

Manisha: LinkedIn | X | Instagram | Facebook

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Teach Your Kids Blog Posts

• Not school or homeschooling, but modular learning
• The Ultimate Modular Learning Checklist
• What's a typical homeschool day look like?
• How to afford homeschooling
• The Complete Guide to Secular Homeschool Curriculum

Related Resources

• Teach Your Kids Curriculum Planner

Time-Codes

00:00:00 — Manisha Snoyer introduces the episode and delves into the concept of homeschooling, setting the stage for an in-depth discussion.

00:04:00 — A clarification is provided on the technical definition of homeschooling, differentiating it from other forms of education.

00:08:00 — The discussion moves to an analysis of five main styles of homeschooling, providing insights into each approach.

00:18:39 — The conversation emphasizes the importance of whole-child development in modular learning systems.

00:21:00 — Modular Learning: What does a typical day look like?

00:22:20 — Benefits of decentralized educational systems are discussed, underlining their potential impact on learning.

00:26:49 — The increasing homeschooling population is addressed, discussing trends and implications.

00:29:25 — Manisha discusses the future of education, envisioning it as increasingly decentralized and personalized.

00:31:19 — The role of educational software and adaptive learning apps in homeschooling is explored, showcasing technological advancements.

00:33:19 — The episode concludes with an invitation to join the Teach Your Kids community.

This podcast was recorded on Riverside and is made possible through a generous grant from the Vela Education Fund

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