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Pam has been married for 27 years and has 7 children ranging from 24 to 11, which means that she has been homeschooling for 20 years. Over the years, she normally had 6 children to homeschool at any given time. Currently, Pam has 3 children left at home, in middle school and high school. Her experience has run from Kindergarten through High School.
In this episode, you will also learn:
- How her family uses morning prayers
- Why she recommends daily Mass
- The benefits of the band and orchestral program in her local community
- How the Homeschool Co-Op supports the home studies
- Why she feels having another person grade papers objectively is important
- Ways she is preparing her children for college
- How testing and writing papers has been important for college prep
- Ways she motivates her children that have special learning needs
- How the “Sandwich Generation” Pam is in affects her homeschooling
- What keeps Pam motivated to continue to homeschool for over 20 years
- How praying the Rosary has changed her family
- The impact that a visit to Rome had on her family
- How the arts have played a role in her children’s development
- Way her faith has taught her family to serve others
- The key to the future of her family
- How Pam describes her family
Recommended Reading:
End of the Present World and the Mysteries of the Future Life
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