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3 Things I'd Change About My Homeschool Experience | #34

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In this episode of The Ex-Homeschoolers Club, I'm reflecting on a decade of being homeschooled and dive into three specific areas I would approach differently if I had the chance to go back. While I appreciate much of what my parents did, this episode explores critical reflections on my understanding of government, religious curriculum, and emotional boundaries. I also unpack how these elements have impacted my adult life and what I think future homeschoolers can do better. Whether you're a current homeschooler, a curious ex-homeschooler, or just someone interested in education reform, this one's for you.

Key Takeaways:

  • Government Education Matters: I discuss the missed opportunity to deeply understand local and state politics beyond textbooks—through field trips, town hall meetings, and active involvement.
  • Challenging Religious Narratives: Why I'd encourage exposure to a broader spectrum of belief systems rather than faith-based exclusivity in every subject.
  • Emotional Boundaries in Education: The crucial need for learning to set boundaries, communicate discomfort, and recognize the importance of emotional well-being from a young age.
  • The Power of Perspective: Looking back on my homeschool journey offers powerful lessons for educators, parents, and students alike.
  • Self-Reflection as Growth: Honest retrospection is key to personal development and helps create better systems for the next generation.

Timestamps

00:00 Welcome Back to the Ex-Homeschoolers Club

00:35 Reflecting on 10 Years of Homeschooling

01:00 Understanding Government and Politics

03:11 Challenging Religious Curriculum

12:21 The Importance of Emotional Boundaries

16:38 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend who might benefit from hearing this story. Follow Ex-Homeschoolers Club on Instagram and TikTok for updates, and send us a message – we’d love to hear from you!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/exhsclub/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@exhsclubEmail me at [email protected]#Homeschooling #ExHomeschoolers #EducationReform

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Join the Newsletter for the latest Ex-Homeschooler News: https://exhsclub.beehiiv.com/subscribe

In this episode of The Ex-Homeschoolers Club, I'm reflecting on a decade of being homeschooled and dive into three specific areas I would approach differently if I had the chance to go back. While I appreciate much of what my parents did, this episode explores critical reflections on my understanding of government, religious curriculum, and emotional boundaries. I also unpack how these elements have impacted my adult life and what I think future homeschoolers can do better. Whether you're a current homeschooler, a curious ex-homeschooler, or just someone interested in education reform, this one's for you.

Key Takeaways:

  • Government Education Matters: I discuss the missed opportunity to deeply understand local and state politics beyond textbooks—through field trips, town hall meetings, and active involvement.
  • Challenging Religious Narratives: Why I'd encourage exposure to a broader spectrum of belief systems rather than faith-based exclusivity in every subject.
  • Emotional Boundaries in Education: The crucial need for learning to set boundaries, communicate discomfort, and recognize the importance of emotional well-being from a young age.
  • The Power of Perspective: Looking back on my homeschool journey offers powerful lessons for educators, parents, and students alike.
  • Self-Reflection as Growth: Honest retrospection is key to personal development and helps create better systems for the next generation.

Timestamps

00:00 Welcome Back to the Ex-Homeschoolers Club

00:35 Reflecting on 10 Years of Homeschooling

01:00 Understanding Government and Politics

03:11 Challenging Religious Curriculum

12:21 The Importance of Emotional Boundaries

16:38 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend who might benefit from hearing this story. Follow Ex-Homeschoolers Club on Instagram and TikTok for updates, and send us a message – we’d love to hear from you!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/exhsclub/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@exhsclubEmail me at [email protected]#Homeschooling #ExHomeschoolers #EducationReform

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