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Are you feeling overwhelmed and like you just aren’t doing enough?! Zara Fagen, PhD, author of Minimalist Homeschooling, has words of encouragement for you! If you identify your priorities and focus on the things that really matter to your family, you will make better use of your time, energy and resources. Minimalism in homeschooling isn’t about getting rid of all of your curriculum and art supplies; it means getting rid of the “shoulds” and comparisons that clutter our minds and hearts so that we can help our kids be who they are meant to be.
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Links for resources mentioned in the podcast:
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- Get the Minimalist Homeschooling book:
- Find Zara online at ZaraPhD.com, or on Facebook (Facebook group), YouTube, and Pinterest.
- Join “Simple Is the New Smart“, the official membership and masterclass for minimalist homeschooling.
- Easy homeschool scheduling video.
- Laina’s list of Professional Development Books for Homeschool Parents
- Join The Triangle Homeschool Resource Village for access to the live Q&As with future podcast guests.
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This was such a great chat, Laina! I’m so happy we got to spend some time together :). Have a great weekend…
I agree! Thanks so much for taking the time to share with us! Look forward to chatting again sometime!