About this episode
In today’s episode, we get to spend time with Brad Cornish from Stirling, Alberta. Brad is a dentist, golfer, reader, outdoor enthusiast, and most importantly, a homeschooling father of five. He describes how his family unexpectedly fell into homeschooling during Covid when his kids decided they liked how things went down at home better than what they were experiencing at school. He discusses the evolution of their educational approach, the advantages of their flexible lifestyle, and the significant impact homeschooling has had on his children's lives. Brad loves the incredible benefits that homeschooling has blessed his family with, and he encourages anyone considering the homeschool route to simply do it! Brad and his spouse enjoy a mutual commitment to fostering a rich, individualized learning environment for their children, and they are especially grateful to spend such quality time as a family. This conversation is rich with insights into homeschooling philosophies, decision-making, and maintaining a balanced family life.
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