In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, host Amy Bragdon and Amanda Runge reminisce about their own experiences growing up as homeschool students. They share memories and laughter as they reflect on what homeschooling looked like when they were kids and discuss how the homeschool world has changed over the years. Amy and Amanda also talk about what it’s like now that they’re homeschooling their own children, offering encouragement to today’s homeschooling families along the way.

KEYWORDS

homeschooling, second-generation homeschoolers, homeschooling journey, homeschooling memories, homeschool challenges, homeschool community, homeschooling tips, homeschool success, IAHE

TAKEAWAYS

Homeschooling lets families tailor schedules and learning to their children’s needs
Homeschooled kids have many opportunities to learn beyond the classroom
The growing homeschool community offers co-ops, sports, and other activities not available in the early days of homeschooling.
Homeschooling gives kids time to pursue their interests.

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Confessions of Second-Generation Homeschool Moms | Episode 56