What a fun episode! Tracey and I approach using videos from two different angles: creating them and using pre-made ones to learn subject matter. They both have their own pros and cons, and both have viable roles in your homeschool.
How do YOU use videos in your homeschool? Leave a comment below and let’s learn together!
Listen to the episode here. Links to the resources we discussed are below the audio:
Pat Fenner, from Breakthrough Homeschooling, and Tracey Hagerman, author of The Happy Homeschooler, candidly discuss all things homeschooling: the good, the bad, and the brilliant. Go ahead and grab your favorite drink, find a cozy spot, and join this week’s lively discussion. Follow us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, IHeart Radio, and please leave us a review! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support
Whether it’s a student-created project or incorporating online learning, there are many reasons to include video in your home education program. And many fun ways to do it!
Links mentioned in this episode:
How to Teach Public Speaking (Even if it’s Your Biggest Fear) – YCH085
Incorporating Fine Arts Into Your High School Program – YCH078
Find the extended show notes here: https://breakthroughhomeschooling.com/use-video-creatively
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