Finding a Way to Homeschool Lesson 83

Are you trying to find a way to homeschool your children? Then listen up and visit our show notes page to connect with today's podcast cast. We will give you a taste of what homeschooling entails. 

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African Proverb

Dew does not wet you if you walk behind an elephant - Proverb from Ghana.

Word of the Episode

Oni means today in Yoruba. 

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Grown Folks Section: Meet Chanita Williams 

Chanita Williams is the owner and CEO of SHE Training and Consulting (STC), where she provides educational support services for students K-12. Additionally, providing training and workshops for parents. Chanita has homeschooled her kids from birth to 9th grade. 

In this episode's discussion, Chanita Williams offered encouragement and resources about things she learned as a 13-year homeschooling parent. She shared:

• Different ways parents can work and also homeschool
• How to choose the right curriculum
• Ways parents can present their portfolio with ease

Catch up with Chanita at sheschools.com or on Instagram, Facebook.

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