
About this episode
In today’s episode, we get to spend time with Jessica Eaton from North Carolina. Although Jessica and I have connections to North Carolina and share the same last name, we're not related! After about a decade teaching Math in public school, Jessica and her husband, who was also a teacher, became disenchanted. Jessica was especially disheartened by the giant class sizes and seeing the ill-effects of students who were overworked and over-tested. They boldly left their careers and moved to North Carolina where her husband's new job was located. Jessica had already started her own business, The Mindfull Mentor, and she began tutoring students in Math, and ended up being connected to the homeschool world through a neighbor. Now, most of Jessica's clients are homeschooled and she teaches in person and online to individuals and groups of all ages. Although she does not have children yet, Jessica is leaning toward homeschooling and looks forward to tailoring her children's learning to their needs and having a flexible schedule and lifestyle.
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https://mindfullmentor.com/
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https://christianlight.org/shop-curriculum
https://discoverwildlearning.com/
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