Show Notes
In this week's episode, we enjoy our first question time with my new co-hosts, Craig and Cheryl!
We discuss how to gauge a child's learning and progress, explore setting boundaries in the first few months of home education, the experience of being an admin on a home education group, how to avoid imposing beliefs on children, starting the home education journey and more!
00:00 Introduction and New Format
02:33 How to gauge how much your child is learning and progressing
16:28 Setting boundaries in the first few months of home education
30:57 The Parent's Perspective
32:43 The Experience of Being an Admin on a Home Education Group
37:03 Avoiding Imposing Beliefs on Children
48:57 Starting the Home Education Journey
54:52 The Philosophy of Home Education
If you are looking for a transcript of the podcast, these can now be found in the HEFA group guides under this week's podcast.
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