Art of Homeschooling Podcast

EP245: Feeling like your homeschool rhythm is a little unsteady right now?
You don’t need to start over ~ and you don’t need a brand-new plan.
In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, Jean shares one gentle, powerful idea: rhythm anchor points. Instead of reworking your entire day, you’ll learn how one small, steady moment can bring calm and stability back into your homeschool ~ especially during the slower, heavier, winter months.
This episode invites you to simplify, notice what your homeschool truly needs right now, and return to rhythm without pressure or perfection. A grounding listen for Waldorf-inspired and rhythm-loving homeschoolers who want things to feel more doable again.
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EP244: In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, Jean is joined by members of the Taproot Team to share gentle, practical tips for getting back to homeschooling after the holidays ~ or after any kind of break.
January can feel surprisingly hard for homeschoolers. While September brings fresh notebooks and new energy, January often arrives with fatigue, self-doubt, and the nagging feeling that we’re already behind.
This episode is an invitation to slow down, reset seasonally, and remember that small, thoughtful steps matter more than big overhauls.
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EP243: January often brings pressure to plan, reset, and have it all figured out. But what if the new year is asking for something gentler? In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, Jean invites you to welcome the new year without a plan (yet) and return to your center before making any homeschooling decisions. Inspired by a quote from Rainer Maria Rilke, we explore why orientation comes before action and how creating space allows clarity to emerge. Perfect for homeschooling parents craving calm, confidence, and a meaningful, fresh start.
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EP242:  Discover four simple ways to bring more balance, calm, and connection to your homeschool during the holiday season. Learn how to simplify traditions, preview plans, maintain gentle rhythms, and support your child through the seasonal swirl. Plus, hear how Handwork + Stories can help your family enjoy meaningful, low-stress learning all December long. 
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EP241: Struggle isn’t a setback ~ it’s part of the learning process. In this episode, we’re discussing how to welcome productive struggle in that powerful space where challenge leads to confidence, deeper understanding, and real growth.
As homeschooling parents, it can feel uncomfortable to watch our kids wrestle with something new, but this gentle kind of struggle is essential for learning.
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