It's The Simple Show. You've got episode 36.

Hey, I'm Tish Oxen Rider, and I'm a family-oriented writer, traveler, and entrepreneur,

and you can find me on Twitter at Tish. That's T-SH, on Instagram at TishOxonRider,

or find the blog at the art of simple.net.

In this episode, I am continuing my chat with Stephanie Langford about extended travel with kids.

If you haven't yet heard episodes 34 and 35, you might want to go ahead and listen to those first

before then diving into this one, because this is part three of four as a special edition series.

We talked about the why of extended travel with kids in episode 34, and in 35, we talked about the how of packing and planning.

In this episode, number 36, we're talking about the kids schooling. If you've got school-age kids,

this is a huge thing, because if you're not prepared to world school, you can't really travel

extendedly with them. Everyone has a different philosophy of education from

unschooling all the way to traditional public school and we're not really

getting into that in this chat lots of location independent families use all

sorts of methods of learning from winging it and using wherever you are as a learning

opportunity, all the way to registering with a school from your home base and doing whatever it is

they give you. There's no one right way to do this, in other words. So here, Stephanie and I talked

about what we did. That's what we're experts on, after all, our own experience and what

works well for our family cultures. So take notes on what we did, but translate it to what

works best for your family and your family culture. Spoiler alert, the kids' educational experience

is seriously one of the best reasons to do this sort of travel with kids and to not wait

until they leave the nest. The lessons learned while on the road, climbing famous landmarks,

standing on historically significant places, and seeing unparalleled nature and works of art

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