Okay, we're back with another homeschooling episode and we are going to talk about why we

aren't doing classical conversations with our family this year. We've experienced classical

conversations from two different angles doing it at home. And then last year, you guys know that

I tutored our foundations. And so I'm excited to just talk about the pros, the cons, what worked,

why we aren't doing it this upcoming year, and what we're doing instead. Oh, if you enjoy this

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But now that we're a family podcast. Well, Katie, you were just saying before we press record

that you're always blown away with

how invested you feel you are in homeschooling and how passionate you are and somewhat opinionated,

considering the fact that your oldest is just eight years old.

I know. I was just saying I always feel so prepared to speak to homeschooling and so excited to speak to

homeschooling. And then I sit down and I'm like, well, my oldest is eight. So that's kind of

undermining my qualifications. But we are like on a grade level, we are working with fourth and

fifth grade with our seven and eight year old.

And that isn't across all subjects.

That's in three subjects.

And the other subjects, they are at grade level.

So we're doing the classic homeschool thing where it's just kind of you work at your own pace.

And someone asks, what grade are you in?

And you're like, well, what's the number on my math book?

I don't know if anyone relates to that, but that's how I grew up. Me too. That's exactly what I would tell people. Like my math grade book was just the only grade I knew to share with people.

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