Hosted by Melissa Webb · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 147 episodes
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The world of education is changing, and more families are choosing a different way. Homeschooling gives parents the opportunity to personalize learning, strengthen relationships, and help their children grow into confident, capable learners. But even with all the benefits, the day-to-day can feel challenging. If you have a heart for homeschooling, this podcast is here to encourage you, offer practical guidance, and help you see your role and your child in a whole new light.
Melissa Webb hosts Homeschool is a Work of Heart, a education show with 147 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever found yourself wishing someone would just change? Maybe it's your child, your spouse, a friend, or even a difficult family member. In this episode, Melissa explores the powerful concept of
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever encouraged your children to be curious, lifelong learners? I have, and this week, I found myself asking a different question: How often have I modeled that behavior myself? Recently, I stum
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever noticed that putting something off doesn't actually make it disappear? This week, I'm sharing a simple realization that came to me while walking past a game closet that has needed attention
Send us Fan Mail What if the hard thing you're facing is actually helping you grow? In this episode, I share the story of watching our oldest son complete his first marathon and the powerful lessons it reminded me of abo
Send us Fan Mail Do you ever find yourself frustrated because your spouse, child, friend, or family member isn't behaving the way you think they should? You may be carrying around an invisible rulebook without even reali
Send us Fan Mail This week on Homeschool is a Work of Heart, I’m talking about something that affects every home, every classroom, and every relationship: rewards and consequences. Inspired by conversations within my bus
Send us Fan Mail In this week’s episode of Homeschool is a Work of Heart, we’re talking about something many parents try hard to avoid: boredom. But what if boredom is not a problem to solve, but a valuable life skill to
Send us Fan Mail This week on Homeschool is a Work of Heart, we’re diving into emotional regulation, what it is, what it is not, and why it matters so much in parenting and homeschooling. Most of us were taught how to ma
Send us Fan Mail With Mother’s Day approaching, many moms quietly carry expectations about feeling appreciated, celebrated, and noticed. But what happens when those expectations go unmet? In this episode, I plan to share
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I reflect on a powerful idea I heard from Andrew Pudewa about how each major revolution has divided people into two groups. From the “hands and hands not” of the Industrial Revolution to
Send us Fan Mail Ever notice how quickly emotions spread in your home? One frustrated child turns into two, then suddenly everyone is overwhelmed. It feels like it came out of nowhere, but it didn’t. In this episode, I’m
Send us Fan Mail Hey Home Educators! What if the missing piece in your homeschool isn’t more or better curriculum, but rather wonder and awe? Wonder and awe are catalysts for deeper, more engaging learning, and it does r
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with Kami Wanous, founder of The Freedom Scholar, to talk about why so many homeschooling families struggle and how to move beyond it. Kami shares her early experience of recr
Send us Fan Mail What if one simple storybook could spark an entire unit of learning? In this episode, I share how a single story can become the foundation for reading, science, writing, art, and more. Inspired by a few
Send us Fan Mail “I forgot.” Have you heard that one before? This week, I want to talk about why kids forget and why it’s actually okay that they do. After reading over a hundred student essays this month with my team, I
Send us Fan Mail Have you heard of neuroscientist Richard J. Davidson, author of Born to Flourish? Until this past week, I hadn’t either. But I’m so glad I know who he is now, and I want to share him and his research wit
Send us Fan Mail After more than 30 years in education, I’ve had the privilege of watching thousands of children learn, struggle, grow, and eventually step into adulthood. If there’s one thing experience has taught me, i
Send us Fan Mail Two years ago, I released an episode called Leave Busyness to the Bees, and it resonated with so many homeschool moms that I decided to build something practical to go with it. In this episode, I’m repla
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever set a goal with the best intentions, only to watch it quietly fall apart? Me, too! And the fact is that you and I are not lazy, and nothing is wrong with us. We've just been fighting the wr
Send us Fan Mail In today’s episode of Homeschool is a Work of Heart, I’m naming a growing problem I’m seeing everywhere: we are becoming a skimming society. Skimming is fine for recreational enjoyment, but such passive
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Homeschool is a Work of Heart is hosted by Melissa Webb. The show is categorised under education (society) and has published 147 episodes.
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