The key parenting shifts that make home education easier 🎙️
When home education feels harder than it should, it’s often these six traits running the show. Here’s how to recognise and shift them.
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When home education feels harder than it should, it’s often these six traits running the show. Here’s how to recognise and shift them.
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Why does your child resist anything that feels like learning, even when it’s something they’d probably enjoy? This episode unpacks what’s really going on beneath that resistance, and how to respond in a way that protects connection *and* builds capability.