Secular Homeschool Revolution

Empowering Young Minds: The Impact of Kelly Yang’s Banned Books

Welcome to the latest episode of "Secular Homeschool Revolution"! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of Kelly Yang’s compelling books, including "Front Desk," "Finally Seen," and "Finally Heard." These works have become significant not only for their engaging stories but also for their powerful themes of immigration, resilience, and social justice.

Pride Month in Homeschool: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion

In this special episode of Secular Homeschool Revolution, host Ashley explores how to celebrate Pride Month and incorporate LGBTQ+ themes into your homeschooling journey from an ally’s perspective. The episode covers the importance of understanding Pride Month, incorporating LGBTQ+ history and literature, creating an inclusive learning environment, and engaging in activities that celebrate diversity and promote acceptance

How to start homeschooling in Texas

In this episode of the Secular Homeschool Revolution, host Ashley discusses one of prospective homeschoolers' most frequently asked questions: How to start homeschooling with a special focus on Texas, which covers the legal requirements you need to know, from compulsory attendance to curriculum standards.

Homeschooling: A Kid’s Perspective with Cari

In this special episode of Secular Homeschool Revolution, we sit down with my daughter Cari, a bright and enthusiastic 7-year-old homeschooler, to hear firsthand about her homeschooling experience. Join us as Cari shares her favorite subjects, daily routines, and exciting learning adventures. From overcoming challenges to making friends and exploring the world around her, Cari offers a unique and insightful perspective on homeschooling. Whether you're a seasoned homeschooling parent or considering homeschooling for your child, don't miss this inspiring conversation with Cari on the joys and benefits of secular homeschooling from a kid's point of view.

Homeschoolers Navigating Banned Books

Join us with special guest Anthony Gordon who is a former educator, accomplished poet, and current Anti-racist, diversity, equity, and inclusion specialist as we discuss banned books and how homeschoolers can navigate them.

Buzzwords or Action: Examining Diversity and Inclusion in Secular Communities”

So, you know how in secular homeschool communities, everyone's always talking about "diversity" and "inclusion"? But, does that actually translate into real life?
We'll discuss the trend of folks in secular spaces are all about shouting from the rooftops about how diverse and inclusive they are. But then, when it comes down to it, they're dropping the ball. Are they for real, or is it just a front to look cool?

Healing Through ’No’

We'll explore how hearing "no" from our kids can trigger memories, insecurities, and fears from our own past experiences, and address these triggers while fostering a positive relationship with our kids.

Secular Homeschool Mom ramblings

Join Ashley, your host, in a cozy and unscripted episode of "Secular Homeschool Revolution." Ashley, who's been down and out with a stubborn cold, opens up the mic to offer a glimpse into her world. In this candid conversation, the usual podcast structure takes a back seat, allowing listeners to connect on a personal level.

Secular Homeschooling Myths

On the "Secular Homeschool Revolution" podcast, the myths surrounding secular homeschooling are debunked. The four debunked myths were that secular homeschooling is anti-religious, lacks socialization, is not academically rigorous, less structured and lacks resources.

Is homeschooling anti-feminist-BIPOC lens

In the latest episode of the Secular Homeschool Revolution podcast, I delved into the intriguing question: "Is homeschooling antifeminist? - BIPOC perspective." I started by sticking to my notes and then rambled a bit exploring the idea that prioritizing homeschooling among BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) families isn't a rejection of feminist principles but rather a response to the mainstream education system's shortcomings.