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Homeschool is a Work of Heart

Hosted by Melissa Webb · education · EN-US · 164 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.

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What is Homeschool is a Work of Heart about?

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.

Who hosts Homeschool is a Work of Heart?

Homeschool is a Work of Heart is hosted by Melissa Webb. The show has published 164 episodes to date.

What has Homeschool is a Work of Heart covered recently?

Recent episodes include "How Much Help is Too Much Help?" (15 October 2026, 29 minutes), "A Plan is Not a Prison" (8 October 2026, 26 minutes), and "You Chose Homeschooling. So Why Still Grade Yourself Like a School?" (1 October 2026, 25 minutes).

How often does Homeschool is a Work of Heart publish?

Homeschool is a Work of Heart publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 164 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Homeschool is a Work of Heart?

Booking probability for Homeschool is a Work of Heart is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Homeschool is a Work of Heart requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Homeschool is a Work of Heart's contact route on record: verified email.

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The strongest fits for Homeschool is a Work of Heart are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Homeschool is a Work of Heart has an education audience.

About the host

Melissa Webb hosts Homeschool is a Work of Heart, an education show with 164 episodes published.

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  • Episode #164

    How Much Help is Too Much Help?

    Oct 15, 202629 minS4

    Send us Fan Mail Are you helping your child too much? Or maybe not enough? Recently, I surveyed homeschool parents, and one concern came up more than any other: How much should I be helping my child with their...

  • Episode #163

    A Plan is Not a Prison

    Oct 8, 202626 minS4

    Send us Fan Mail What’s working in your homeschool right now? And what isn’t? By October, you’ve collected enough data to know. The question is whether you’re willing to own what that data says. In this episode of...

  • Episode #162

    You Chose Homeschooling. So Why Still Grade Yourself Like a School?

    Oct 1, 202625 minS4

    Send us Fan Mail Have you ever ended a homeschool day thinking, “We’re so behind,” “I’m not doing enough,” or even, “Maybe I’m just not very good at this”? I’ve been thinking about how easily we confuse the facts of our...

  • Episode #161

    Great start. Now revise it.

    Sep 24, 202620 minS4

    Send us Fan Mail What if your child doesn’t actually hate writing? What if they hate guessing ? In this episode, I’m taking you back to sixth grade and a writing assignment I’ve remembered for decades. I was told to...

  • Episode #160

    What Does Homeschooling Mean Anymore?

    Sep 17, 202626 minS4

    Send us Fan Mail What does it mean to homeschool in 2026? After more than 20 years in the homeschool world, I’ve noticed something: when a parent tells me, “We homeschool,” I still don’t know much about what learning...

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  • Episode #159

    Pack. Camp. Clean Up. Write?

    Sep 10, 202620 minS4

    Send us Fan Mail What does a family camping trip have to do with teaching your child to write an essay? More than you might think! Just like you wouldn’t arrive at a campsite without packing first, young writers...

  • Episode #158

    Let It Be Hard: Why Our Kids Don’t Always Need Something Easier

    Sep 3, 202626 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail When your child says, “This is hard,” is your first instinct to find something easier? We expect kids to struggle when they learn the piano, take up a new sport, or master a new skill. We know practice...

  • Episode #157

    The First Month is Data, Not a Verdict: Don't Judge Your Homeschool Year Yet

    Aug 27, 202619 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail It’s August. The curriculum is new, the schedule looked much better on paper, the kids are still figuring things out, and you may already be wondering: Did I get this wrong? Before you change...

  • Episode #156

    The 7 Biggest Writing Mistakes

    Aug 20, 202619 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail After more than 30 years of teaching writing, I’ve seen the same mistakes trip families up again and again. And most of them come from parents who are genuinely trying to do the right thing. In this...

  • Episode #155

    It's Not Harvest Season Yet

    Aug 13, 202624 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail As a new school year begins, it’s tempting to plant the seeds and immediately start looking for the harvest. We choose the curriculum, establish the routines, set the goals, and then wonder why...

  • Episode #154

    Before We Judge Another Homeschool Family

    Aug 6, 202619 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail Have you ever noticed how quickly we put people into neat little boxes? One story. One viral video. One difficult experience. Suddenly, we think we understand an entire group of people. This week, I'm...

  • Episode #153

    The Compliment I Almost Missed

    Jul 30, 202621 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail This week, I'm sharing a simple storytelling strategy that can help children become more confident writers and make family conversations a lot more entertaining. Using the easy-to-remember SWBS...

  • Episode #152

    Never Stop Discovering Your Children

    Jul 23, 202618 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail This week, I'm inviting you into something a little different and, I think, something every family needs. After hearing part of a fun "best friend quiz," I started wondering: How well do we really know...

  • Episode #151

    Summer Reading Inspiration for Your Kids

    Jul 16, 202619 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail Looking for a great book your child will actually want to read this summer? In this episode, I'm sharing five highly recommended books for ages 10 to 12, one from each of five different genres. I did...

  • Episode #150

    The Cost of the Life You Want

    Jul 9, 202622 minS3

    Send us Fan Mail Have you ever stood in a store debating whether something was really worth the price? This week, a $70 bottle of self-tanner got me thinking about something much bigger than money. I started wondering...

  • Episode #149

    The Business That Was Never Yours

    Jul 2, 202621 minS3

    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...

  • Episode #148

    Practice What You Preach

    Jun 25, 202618 minS3

    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...

  • Episode #147

    Doing Nothing is Still Doing Something

    Jun 18, 202622 minS3

    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...

  • Episode #146

    What a Marathon Taught Me About Resilience

    Jun 11, 202620 minS3

    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...

  • Episode #145

    Your Invisible Rulebook

    Jun 4, 202629 minS3

    <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Do you ever find yourself frustrated because your spouse, child, friend, or family member isn't behaving the way you think they should?</p><p>You may be carrying around an invisible rulebook...

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