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When I first began homeschooling back in 2013, I was filled with questions. Can I really educate all four of my kids from cradle through high school? What if I mess things up? Will they be prepared for college? How do I answer all the naysayers when I have my own doubts and fears?

As time goes on, my questions simmered down and my confidence ratcheted up as I began to trust God and trust the process of homeschooling. The icing on the cake has been to witness what God has done and continues to do since I’ve graduated my oldest two daughters and work toward getting my younger two children to the homeschool finish line.

In this podcast episode, I sit down with my second-oldest and recent homeschool graduate, Jasmine, as she shares her perspective on her homeschool journey. Tune in to hear the experiences of a black homeschooled teen transitioning from homeschool to college.

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Is your child interested in robotics and coding? Tune in to my interview with Vinod Agrawal, founder of Kids Explore Robotics (www.kidsexplorerobotics.com). Vinod will share with you why his robotics and coding program is affordable and gives kids a solid foundation in engineering and STEM.

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Homeschooling parents have been known to carve out paths for their children that may be uncharted when they want their kids to have certain experiences. They design their own curricula, design their own apps, open online groups, and start co-ops—if an opportunity is not available where they live, trailblazing and inspiring others to join them is not a foreign concept.

In this part 2 episode of The Benefits of 4-H on Your Child’s Homeschool Education, I sit down for a chat with Centex HBCU Alumni 4-H Club Manager Tony Austin and his wife (Sheryl Austin), who is also an Extension Agent for Prairie View A&M University, which sponsors our club. You’ll learn what inspired them to start our 4-H Club, the role land-grant HBCUs play in 4-H, and what kids, particularly kids of color, stand to gain from experiencing 4-H.