Trina Holden knew quite a bit about homeschooling before she even started homeschooling her own kids. That’s because she was homeschooled herself. Now she and her husband (who was also homeschooled — see a trend?) continue the family tradition.
Trina’s own homeschool experience was a unique blend of Charlotte Mason and pioneer-style unschooling, which created in her an entrepreneurial spirit. Though her methods are sometimes different (but not always) from her mom’s, she is still striving for the same end — kids who grow to be life-long learners. This is a fun one!
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Links and resources from today’s show:
- Better Late Than Early: A New Approach to Your Child’s Education
- Man of the Family
- Trina Holden.com
- Jeremy Holden – Trina’s husband’s design website. He designed both sites.
- Trina on Instagram
- The Ultimate Guide to Homeschool Methods – post Pam talked about in the podcast intro. Check it out!
Ways to Listen to The Homeschool Snapshots Podcast
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If you are interested in leaving a rating or review for the podcast in iTunes — thank you!
Doing so helps me get the word out about the podcast. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing — and it’s easy!
- Click on this link to go to the podcast main page.
- Click on View in iTunes under the podcast cover artwork.
- Once your iTunes has launched and you are on the podcast page, click on Ratings and Review under the podcast name. There you can leave either or both! Thanks so much.
Feel free to leave a comment or question for either Trina or me. We would both love to hear from you!
Pam Barnhill
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I wanted to pop in and say I really enjoyed this one! (OK, well, I’ve enjoyed them all, but this one really popped for me) Any chance you could interview Trina’s mom on your podcast? She sounds fascinating too!!
I’m so glad you’re doing these podcasts, Pam, I and I am always so pleased when I get the notification that a new one is available. Thanks!
Thanks so much Amber. I will have to ask Trina and see what she says about her mom.
I loved this interview… I’d love to know what she does in her morning structured school time????? Couch reading…table time???? How to follow kuds lead and share your own plans too??? How to keep the energy up and not get discouraged…and Pam ..find her mother!!!! Who is she and Please. ..interview her..I beg u…what a woman!!