Author name: kimdully

117. Hope for the School Year Ahead

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: Kim Dully shares practical tips and personal insights on preparing for the new school year, emphasizing the importance of support networks, goal setting, and trusting your parental instincts. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Personal Reflections on the School Year 02:24 Important Steps for Hope Scholarship Notice of Intent 05:47 Supporting Your Child’s […]

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116. Unlock Your Voice: Megan McCall’s Guide to Confidence and Expression

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode, Meghan McCall shares her journey from a singing career to vocal coaching, emphasizing the importance of understanding your voice, building confidence, and practical techniques to improve speaking and singing. Discover how awareness and simple exercises can transform your vocal abilities and self-expression. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Voice360 and

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115. Building a Faith-Based Micro School: The Timothy Education Center Story

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode, Pastor DJ Nunan shares insights into the Timothy Education Center, a unique micro school blending private, public, and homeschooling elements. Discover how faith, community, and flexible curriculum shape a nurturing learning environment. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Micro Schools and Timothy Education Center 02:38 The Importance of Willingness in

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114. Mastering Study Skills: The Victus System’s Impact on Lifelong Learning

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this insightful interview, Kim Dully discusses the importance of study skills, strategic planning, and fostering a growth mindset with Susan Ison and Bethany Wade Pinos. They explore the history of the Victus Study Skills System, the impact of technology on learning, and practical strategies for parents and educators to help

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113. Montessori at Home: The Power of Hands-On Education

In this engaging interview, Caroline Moulsdale, founder of ABC Crate, shares her journey from Montessori teacher to educational entrepreneur. Discover how her hands-on, Montessori-inspired kits empower parents and children, fostering lifelong learning and independence. Episode Highlights: Montessori philosophy in homeschooling Development of ABC Crate educational kits Parent-guided, hands-on learning strategies Quotes: “Everybody else messes it

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112. How Nancy Larson Science Builds Confident Homeschoolers and Classrooms

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode, Anne Davis, an educational consultant for Nancy Larson Science, shares insights into the curriculum’s development, implementation, and benefits for homeschooling and classroom settings. Discover how this science program supports student learning, teacher and parent confidence, and the importance of hands-on, spiral learning approaches. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Nancy

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111. How Squiggle Squad Reinvents Handwriting Education

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: Holly Britton, founder of Squiggle Squad, discusses the importance of handwriting as a foundational skill for children’s learning, its connection to cognitive development, and practical strategies for effective handwriting instruction. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Handwriting Challenges 03:06 Rethinking Handwriting as a Tool 05:48 The Cognitive vs. Mechanical Aspects of Writing 08:39

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108. The Good and the Beautiful: Helping Families Homeschool with Confidence

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode of the We Have Hope podcast, Kim Dully interviews Patch Crowe, the Director of Media for The Good and the Beautiful, a popular homeschool curriculum company. Patch shares insights into the curriculum’s five pillars, its accessibility, and the role of religion within the materials. He discusses the importance

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