Hey, homeschoolers! Do you have teens or will you soon? When you are homeschooling teenagers, the day they leave your home looms large. Whether they plan to attend college, begin working, or start their own business, you want to give them the best preparation possible. My guest today is going to help us prepare our kids for whatever lies ahead.
But first, I want to thank my sponsor, CTC Math.
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Now for today's topic: preparing teens for life after homeschooling. My guest today is Karla Marie Williams, prolific author and homeschooling mother of six, whose new book is called Teens Unleashed. You'll want to grab your copy and also give a listen to the excellent interview I did with Karla on unschooling.
Karla inspires me! If you're not following her on social media, you'll want to do that today. Find Karla on Facebook and Instagram.
Thanks again to CTC Math for sponsoring this episode. Join me next time as I discuss mistakes in homeschooling. Have a happy homeschool week.
