Latinos Homeschooling: Recent Episodes
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Latinos Homeschooling podcast brings you several stories from Latino homeschooling parents, authors, scholars, and experts in a certain field of education or Latino society. Parents share their stories about why they decided to homeschool and also share some important information which may help parents in their journey. Join us as we discuss our education, upbringing, and why we decided to take this important step in making sure our kids get the best education!Visit our website for important updates: www.latinoshomeschooling.com
My friends, Anna & Lani join me in today's chat! They are two homeschooling moms who love the flexibility of homeschooling! We are taking some time to reflect on this past school year and talk about our Summer and next school year!
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Our upcoming conference is July 8th & 9th! More details to come!
Mayra talks about homeschooling her son and her family! One of the many unique Latino homeschooling stories! Mayra Stewart is a Mother, Author, Teacher, and Co-Founder of Grow Florecita®
Mayra is passionate about humanity recognizing their divinity, and the power of tapping into their unique blueprint. She believes that connecting to natural cycles is the practice to becoming our most empowered selves.
Grow Florecita® is an avenue for that, as it highlights the cycles of life. We continuously grow, bloom, and die in order to be reborn. Each of us holds the blueprinted seeds within us to be our best selves and create a world that our children can thrive in.
Mayra leads public relations for the Grow Florecita® brand through speaking, writing, and connecting to people. You can find her book at: https://growflorecita.com/products/grow-florecita-book
Rukia K. is an author and founder of Latina Looks Like Me, an empowerment brand dedicated to educating the world about the diversity and beauty of the Latino culture. Rukia attended Central Michigan University where she received her bachelor's of science degree. The Michigan native is a second-generation immigrant born to parents from Tanzania and Panama. She is an Afro-Latina who is proud of her culture and excited to have a platform that caters to her community. Her book was read to our young girls in our group. Her book is so important to our young Latinas. The book can be purchased here:
https://www.amazon.com/Latina-Looks-Like-Me-latina/dp/0578825899
https://www.51stwardbooks.com/
Sonya is a former environmental educator turned yoga teacher. She was in the middle of a career as a personal yoga instructor when covid turned Sonya into a homeschool teacher for her two kids. Sonya now uses her love for science and nature by helping fellow homeschool families build the confidence to dive deep into the sciences.
Melissa is Bolivian American. We talk about our education, upbringing and her decision to homeschool.
Karla is a mother of 4 children which range from 2 years to age 10. She talks about her upbringing, education, and her homeschooling journey. Karla shares her story and also talks about her business, The Baby Wearing Club (https://www.thebabywearingclub.com/)! Latinos Homeschooling Podcast brings you stories from Latino homeschooling parents who share their journey, stories, and why they made the decision to homeschool!
Kim and I talk about our education, upbringing and how that impacted our decision to homeschool! Aside from homeschooling, Kim is also self employed paralegal who helps many immigrants in her community!