How Do I Answer Homeschool Critics?
It is not unusual for new homeschoolers to feel the sting of skepticism from homeschool critics. Skeptical challenges can seem almost paralyzing when you are
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Homeschool curious?
A new homeschooler?
A homeschooler who has reached a rough patch?
A homeschooler entering a new season? Maybe high school?
I’m here for you. We all need someone who’s been down the same road we are traveling – or thinking about traveling! It’s my joy in life to be ‘your person’ when it comes to homeschooling. You’ve got questions; I’ve got answers. So ask away. I bet you can’t come up with a homeschooling question I haven’t already heard!
I am for you. I believe in you. Together, we can do this. Let’s get started!
Kindest regards,
Carol Anne – The Homeschool Answer Mom
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