✨Do you ever wonder how to give your kids more independence—without letting academics slip?
In this episode, I talk with Michelle Brock—a second-generation homeschool mom who educated her three children from kindergarten through high school. Michelle strikes a rare balance: she nurtured her kids’ individual interests while maintaining a strong academic foundation. When her son was interested in birds, she got him a college level textbook. Michelle talks about what it means to be an “educational broker” for your kids, how she helped find outside resources to fill in her gaps, and how personalized learning doesn’t have to mean anything-goes. Michelle’s approach is a masterclass in giving kids freedom within structure—producing learners who are joyful, self-directed, and deeply prepared for life after homeschool.
If you’ve ever wondered how to do child-led learning without sacrificing depth, this one’s for you.
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Disclaimer: These stories are shared without commentary or endorsement. I don’t necessarily agree with every method or approach—my goal is to present real families and their experiences. For my personal advice and approach, head to ClarifiEd.life.
