Homeschool Yourself

HOMESCHOOL YOURSELF celebrates the importance of self-education and lifelong learning, which are essential for parents who want to provide a socially conscious education for their children. Our episodes, often featuring expert guests, are designed to encourage, educate, and empower you as you homeschool.

Homeschool Yourself is a education podcast hosted by Delina Pryce McPhaull, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Delina Pryce McPhaull hosts Homeschool Yourself, a education show with 12 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  Slow Down Will You?

  Oct 2, 202552 minS1

  <p>What if we've been approaching education all wrong? What if the race to cover more material, check more boxes, and meet arbitrary benchmarks is actually preventing our children from experiencing the deep, transformative learning they deserve?<br/><br/>Leslie Martino joins us to discuss her groundbreaking book "The Joy of Slow: Restoring Balance and Wonder to Homeschool Learning." With warmth and wisdom, she challenges our culture's obsession with educational productivity and offers a refreshing alternative that prioritizes depth over breadth, process over product, and connection over curriculum.<br/><br/>Drawing from her extensive experience as both an educator and...

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  Episode #10

  Are You Ready to Start Homeschooling?

  Aug 7, 202532 minS0

  <p>Stepping into homeschooling is a big leap—especially for families of color navigating spaces that often weren’t built with them in mind. In this episode, Elan Page, founder of Homeschool Our Way, shares how she helps Black families and other families of color create affirming, flexible, and culturally grounded homeschool experiences.</p><p>We talk about:</p>Finding community when you feel aloneChoosing curriculum that represents your childLetting go of the “school-at-home” mindsetHomeschooling with two working parentsCreating a learning space where your child feels seen<p>Elan's story is full of warmth, real talk, and game-changing insight—especially if you’ve...

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  Episode #9

  Are you planning for college like it's still 2005?

  Jun 11, 202555 minS0

  <p>Remember when college applications meant taking the SAT and waiting for brochures to arrive in your mailbox? That world is long gone. Today's college admissions landscape has transformed into something barely recognizable to those of us who went through it decades ago.<br/><br/>Shaquita Basileo, a seasoned college admissions coach and proud graduate of Florida A&M University and Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, pulls back the curtain on what's really happening in college admissions today. With the timeline shifting dramatically earlier—applications now happening at the end of junior year rather than senior year—families need to s...

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  Can Kids Grow Up Whole in a Digital World?

  May 17, 202524 minS0

  <p>What if the answer to digital parenting concerns isn't about screen time limits or monitoring apps, but about understanding human development itself? In this eye-opening conversation, Diana Graber, author of "Raising Humans in a Digital World" and creator of the Cyber Civics curriculum, reveals why developmental psychology holds the key to healthy technology relationships.<br/><br/>Graber's perspective is refreshingly different. Rather than focusing solely on devices, she examines what makes us human in the first place. She explains why children can't fully engage in ethical thinking until around age 12-13 and how this biological reality should guide when...

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  Episode #7

  How Do You Introduce Hard Topics in an Age-Appropriate Way?

  Oct 10, 202427 minS1

  <p>How can we guide our children to understand and appreciate the diverse world around them through literature? Join us as we explore this compelling question with Amber, diving into the transformative power of stories. From picture books introducing toddlers to diverse characters to historical narratives for elementary learners, we discuss how literature serves as both a window and a mirror, allowing young minds to see themselves and understand others. By fostering an inclusive literary environment, we lay the groundwork for empathy and awareness in our children's formative years.<br/><br/>Moving into more complex conversations, we address the importance...

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