In the vibrant tapestry of homeschooling, we find an educational journey that champions curiosity and flexibility over rigid curriculums, much like the historical fight between AC and DC electricity—each a metaphor for the value of diverse learning approaches. Through personal stories, Tatiana and Heidi delve into the art of tailoring education to fit each child’s unique interests and needs, underscoring the importance of community and mentorship in enriching the homeschooling experience.

This discussion goes beyond traditional education to highlight the significance of preparing children for an ever-changing future through a growth mindset. Emphasizing project-based learning and real-world applications, it advocates for an educational philosophy that fosters a genuine love for learning, aiming not just to prepare children for academic success but for life’s broader challenges.
At its core, Heidi & Tati’s discussion promotes Leadership Education as the essence of homeschooling—a strategy that nurtures future leaders by leveraging curiosity, adaptability, and hands-on experiences. It’s a call to reimagine education as a journey of discovery, growth, and preparation for life’s infinite possibilities.
00:00 Introduction
00:15 The Fascinating History of Electricity
00:42 The Battle of Currents: Edison vs Tesla
02:39 The Impact of AC and DC Current in Modern Life
03:37 Applying Lessons from History to Homeschooling
04:13 Personal Homeschooling Experiences and Challenges
04:51 The Importance of Adapting to Each Child’s Needs
05:28 The Role of Leadership Education in Homeschooling
06:47 The Value of Flexibility and Community in Homeschooling
14:21 The Power of Project-Based Learning
18:39 The Importance of Lifelong Learning and Growth Mindset
25:23 The Role of Curiosity in Future Success
30:29 The Value of Community in Homeschooling
45:17 Conclusion: Embracing the Homeschooling Journey
LINKS
Reason to Believe – podcast – a physicist. Scientific aspect of what prayer actually does.
Nurtured by Love – Suzuki
7 Habits of Highly Effective Families – Covey
Personality isn’t Permanent – Ben Hardy
Hidden Life of Trees -Peter Wohlleben
Our Kids –  Robert Putnam
Bowling Alone – Robert Putnam