Homeschooling is a natural extension of parenting, which means the hardest parts of homeschooling are usually not academic. When the relationship is strained, no curriculum works. When it's healthy, almost any curriculum will do.
Homeschooling is a natural extension of parenting, which means the hardest parts of homeschooling are usually not academic. When the relationship is strained, no curriculum works. When it’s healthy, almost any curriculum will do.
The Parent-to-Parent track focuses on that foundation. Sessions take up discipline and character formation, sibling conflict, screens and technology boundaries, staying connected through the teen years, marriage and shared vision when one spouse carries most of the teaching, and the particular kind of burnout that arrives in February. The speakers are parents themselves, most of them further down the road, and they talk openly about what didn’t work alongside what did. It’s practical, it’s honest, and it’s frequently the track attendees say they didn’t know they needed.
