In this episode we will take a dive into what is meant by the term worldschooling. In the upcoming podcast we will be speaking to many worldschoolers so it makes sense for us to actually learn what the term means! The journey feels easier when you’re not alone. That’s why I created the Home Ed Mum Tribe, a membership space where mums connect, share ideas, and support one another in home education and take time for themselves too! Learn more and join us here:

Life in the classroom. We talk to RUCD's Taylor Edwards who has a long history with Keri. She explains how to get what you need from your director. Keri talks about some of  their shared experiences.

In this episode of Homeschool Companion, Rose Gamblin shares her lifelong thrill at the sound of thunder, inviting listeners to explore its spiritual significance and scientific roots. During Curriculum Corner, she introduces the first steps in teaching reading—focusing on the two basic vowel sounds. The episode concludes with an inspiring interview with Lynne Rienstra, author of Sacred Refuge: Finding Unexpected Shelter in Your Crisis. As wars, disasters, and personal trials shake our world, Lynne

Dan Arcilla preaches from Acts 9.

Luke Shelnutt teaches from Exodus 3.

In this episode, Erin Crew and Andrew Rothermel chatted with Mr. Mark Cecconi about spending a literal lifetime in Spring-Ford. The RAMcast is a bi-weekly podcast series focusing on all things Spring-Ford. The RAMcast gives parents, students, and the Spring-Ford community a peek into the everyday happenings at Spring-Ford. Hosts Erin Crew and Andrew Rothermel will introduce you to administrators, teachers, students, parents, and other members of the Spring-Ford community.

Hi there,I’m hosting this week’s theme in the Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups About Feelings series! Jealousy & Openness Part 1 is available now, and I'm honored to guide the conversation around some of the most complex emotions kids face in friendships.If you're just learning about this, Big Emotions is a limited podcast series created with my friends from Kids Listen, Tal Kelly and Jenna Clarke. The series explores 7 emotional themes through 14 episodes, released on Tuesdays and Thursdays

In this S5E5 Schoolutions Teaching Strategies conversation, join me with David K. Richards, founder of Changemaker Education, as we explore how microschools are revolutionizing classroom belonging, student engagement, and teacher empowerment. Is the traditional education system stifling your child's natural curiosity? Discover why efforts to improve schools might be missing the point, potentially diminishing students' creativity and motivation to study. David shares his 25+ years ...

Hiring Basics: Employees vs. Contractors for Your Hybrid SchoolIn this episode of the Hybrid School Builders Podcast, host Rebecca Foley provides a comprehensive guide on hiring basics for hybrid school founders. She discusses the differences between hiring employees and contractors, the importance of determining roles and responsibilities, and best practices for onboarding and training new hires. Rebecca also offers practical tips on using job posting sites, creating job descriptions, conducting

In this episode of Homeschool Companion, Rose Gamblin begins with a look at clouds—both their beauty and their science—followed by a hands-on Arts and Crafts segment where listeners create cloud-inspired steam art. In Curriculum Corner, she shares practical tools to support struggling readers. Then, a chance encounter at the National Broadcaster’s Convention leads to a heartfelt interview with a young man whose commitment to serving God will leave you deeply inspired.Every child’s first school is

Hi there,I'm thrilled to share something special I've been part of creating, and I think you and your child are going to love it.Introducing: Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups About Feelings! This is a brand-new, limited podcast series that combines voices from more than 40 beloved children's podcasts to help kids understand and cope with big emotions.Episode 1 is out now: Fear & Bravery!Helping children learn to understand, cope with, and communicate about emotions in themselves and others is

If you have a question or a topic you would like us to cover, click here to contact us. In this episode, the hosts discuss childhood infections and vaccinations with Dr. Julia Kenny, a pediatric consultant. They explore the importance of vaccinations, herd immunity, and the complications associated with diseases like chickenpox and measles. The conversation also addresses parental concerns about missed vaccinations, guidelines for keeping children off school, and the educational support avail...

Send us a text In this episode of Off the Gravel Road, Robb sits down with Art St. Laurent, owner of Art’s Ammo & Firearms, longtime law enforcement officer, and first-year Selectman in Pittsfield, NH. Art shares what it was like serving as a hometown police officer for 20 years, how his shop has become a gathering place for the community, and why he’s passionate about youth firearm safety programs at TL Storer and his work as a New Hampshire Hunter Education instructor. Together, Robb an...

This conversation explores the themes of discipleship, attachment theory, and the dynamics of family relationships. The hosts discuss the importance of understanding different perspectives in relationships, the impact of childhood experiences on spiritual life, and the role of joy in fostering healthy connections. They emphasize the need for rupture and repair in relationships to build secure attachments and provide practical parenting advice for discipling children in faith. The discussion is

Building Robust Staffing Infrastructure for Hybrid SchoolsIn this episode of the Hybrid School Builders Podcast, host Rebecca Foley delves into the critical aspects of staffing infrastructure for hybrid schools. Rebecca emphasizes the roles of teachers, program supervisors, administrative directors, and aides, discussing their responsibilities and the importance of continuous training and support. She also highlights the need for strategic resource allocation and risk assessment in the initial

With a cardboard box and a spark of imagination, in 2008, Makedo was born. More than just tools, Makedo empowers kids to become problem-solvers, innovators, and collaborators.Today, Makedo isn’t just a product line of blue screws & cardboard tools; it’s a vibrant, global community of makers dedicated to building a better future for people and the planet through imaginative, purposeful play, one cardboard creation at a time.(Check out the Makedo website for lessons and resources to use their

Building the Backbone: Key Infrastructure for Your Hybrid SchoolIn this episode of the Hybrid School Builders Podcast, host Rebecca Foley discusses the crucial role that the infrastructure of curriculum plays in successfully launching and maintaining a sustainable hybrid school. Rebecca delves into the physical, technological, and staffing components of infrastructure and its intricate connection with the school's vision and mission. She offers practical tips on curriculum setup, particularly the

In this episode, Megan and Annabelle discuss the critical role of mindset work in achieving dance goals. They explore why many dancers avoid mindset practices, the importance of self-belief, and how mindset can significantly impact performance. The conversation highlights common signs of mindset struggles and offers practical tips for parents to facilitate mindset practices at home. The episode emphasises the need for consistent mindset work to foster personal growth and create a supportive

In this breezy episode of Homeschool Companion, host Rose Gamblin explores the theme of wind through a devotional that features a playful poem filled with onomatopoeia—an engaging way to introduce sound-rich language to young learners. Rose then walks listeners through a simple kite craft using just a sheet of paper, a skewer, and thread, perfect for hands-on fun and outdoor exploration. The episode concludes with the final segment of Erin White’s moving interview, where she shares a powerful story

Send us a text The digital revolution in education is happening right now, and AI literacy has surged to become the #1 skill employers demand. With 70% of job skills projected to change by 2030, our conversation with Mike Todasco couldn't be more timely or crucial for parents and educators navigating this shifting landscape. Mike brings a rare dual perspective as both a visiting fellow at San Diego State University's AI Center and father of two school-aged children. His insights bridge the t...