Homeschool Yourself Delina Pryce McPhaull

Can you imagine a world where the stories you heard in school about Native American communities are completely redefined? This episode features a poignant conversation with Kelly Tudor, an educator and proud member of the Lippon Apache tribe of Texas. Kelly is on a mission to correct misconceptions and provide a true representation of Indigenous culture. We explore her tireless work raising her children with traditional Lippon Apache values and the significance of maintaining cultural integri...

Have you ever stood at the crossroads of stubbornness and enlightenment, where the choice to shift your mindset seems both daunting and liberating? That's where we find ourselves today on Homeschool Yourself, as I take you through the twists and turns of embracing change and the refreshing act of unlearning. Through intimate reflections on personal growth and the fleeting nature of material possessions, this episode underscores the profound satisfaction that often accompanies choosing action ...

In a world where our present is inextricably linked to our past, literature serves as a bridge connecting the two. In a recent podcast episode, Alda Dobbs, an author revered for her poignant historical fiction, discusses the profound impact these narratives can have on young readers. Historical fiction, Dobbs asserts, is not merely a retelling of events; it's an invitation to walk in the shoes of those who came before us, to feel their struggles, and to emerge with a newfound understanding an...

A conversation between two wise seniors that I overheard gave me some unexpected inspiration. Their exchange, rich with the essence of lifelong learning and the courage to evolve, unraveled a reflection within me that I'm thrilled to share with you now. Imagine, years from now, looking back at your present self—what will your gray-haired self say about who you were today?This episode of Homeschool Yourself is a celebration of continual growth, a hail to the unrecognizable beauty we can become...

In this episode, Delina Pryce McPhaull talks to Amber O'Neal Johnston about making your home an incubator for learning. They discuss the importance of creating a home culture where children feel a sense of belonging. Amber emphasizes the significance of exploring and sharing family history with children, as it helps them form roots and feel connected to something bigger than themselves. They also discuss how to approach difficult or not-so-rosy stories in family history and the importance of ...

Welcome to Homeschool Yourself!What is the podcast about? Find out in this intro episode.What your question?For links and the transcript, visit wokehomeschooling.com/podcast