EE Twenty-five Reasons to Homeschool Classically, Part 2

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EE Twenty-five Reasons to Homeschool Classically, Part 2

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Join Shelly Stockton and special mother/daughter guests Lisa Bailey and Stephanie Meter, Susannah and Emma Cox, and Shelly's daughter Kaitlyn Foster. Part 2 covers five more benefits of Classical, Christian education by discussing themes of freedom, the trivium, and life-long learning.

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