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Welcome to Homeschool Moms Unfiltered, where we keep it real for modern homeschoolers. We're not your typical podcast. Tired of the shiny, perfect facade? So are we. Join us as we dive into the messy, unfiltered reality of homeschooling.
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S4, Ep29: Homeschool Socialization From Elementary Through the Teen Years (opens the original)
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Homeschool socialization… everyone has an opinion, but what does it actually look like in real life? This week, we’re talking about how much socialization kids really need, close friends vs. acquaintances, avoiding the urge to overschedule, and how we’ve helped our own kids find their people from the elementary years through the teens. Our next book club pick is The Self-Driven Child. Want to join us? And the best part is… we don’t judge you if you show up and haven’t read the book! Join our Boo
S4, Ep28: BOOK REVIEW - The Yes Brain (opens the original)
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This week, we’re recapping The Yes Brain by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson, our latest Homeschool Moms Unfiltered Book Club pick. We’re sharing the bits we loved, the parts that got us thinking, and how the book’s approach to resilience, flexibility, and emotional growth might be relevant on your homeschooling and parenting journey. Our next book club pick is The Self-Driven Child. Want to join us? And the best part is… we don’t judge you if you show up and haven’t read the book! Join ou
S4, Ep27: How Much Does Homeschooling REALLY Cost? - The Expenses You Might Not Be Considering (opens the original)
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How much does homeschooling really cost? Spoiler: the curriculum is only the beginning. This week, we’re digging into potential hidden costs of homeschooling. We’ll explore lost income, extracurriculars, co-op fees, gas, subscriptions, testing, and teen expenses. We’ll also talk about things that are harder to quantify like time, energy, and mental load. They never show up on the receipt, but we feel them alright! This isn’t about scaring anyone away from homeschooling; it’s about knowing the re
S4, Ep26: Making Learning Stick: The Difference Between Doing It and Knowing It (opens the original)
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Your kid finished the lesson, completed the worksheet, and checked every box... but did they actually learn it? This week, we’re talking about what makes learning stick, why simply doing more practice isn’t always the answer, and how mistakes and meaningful feedback can turn practice into real understanding. We’ll also share simple ways to spot the difference between completing the work and actually mastering what they’re learning. (And - in a most scandalous turn of events - we’ll share instanc
S4, Ep25: My Kid Is Behind. Now What? How to Close Learning Gaps (opens the original)
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Discovering that your child has a significant gap in reading, writing, math, or another foundational skill can send even the most seasoned homeschool parent into a panic spiral. In this episode, we’re talking about how to figure out what’s actually missing, address learning gaps without turning “catching up” into your child’s entire education, and protect their confidence along the way. Because sometimes you don’t need to lower the ceiling… you just need to build the missing stairs. Did you know
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