#123: Homeschooling Doesn't Have to Be Perfect.. To Be Perfect—with Audrey Rindlisbacher

The Homeschool How To

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What does 25 years of homeschooling experience teach you about education, purpose, and raising confident children? Audrey Rindlisbacher takes us behind the scenes of her journey homeschooling six children from the days when resources were scarce and stigma was strong.
Like many parents, Audrey initially questioned her qualifications. "I remember pacing the kitchen floor asking my husband, 'Are we just supposed to take this leap of faith and hope in 10 years that we didn't royally screw up our kids?'" That familiar fear nearly prevented her from discovering what would become her life's work. The turning point came at a homeschool convention where she witnessed education through games—an approach that shattered her preconceptions about learning.
Audrey shares revelations that transformed her homeschooling philosophy, including Howard Gardner's multiple intelligences theory. While traditional schools target just two types of intelligence (linguistic and mathematical), homeschooling allowed her to nurture all nine forms of intelligence in her children. This personalized approach helped each child discover their unique gifts, particularly benefiting those whose strengths lay outside conventional academic areas.
Rather than simply recreating school at home, Audrey focused on equipping her children with essential skills for lifelong learning. The common thread? Keeping doors of opportunity open while honoring individual passions and learning styles.
Perhaps most surprising is how homeschooling became a journey of self-discovery for Audrey herself, leading to writing "The Mission Driven Life" and creating academies for both mothers and teens. Her story demonstrates how educating your children can unveil your own purpose and talents.
If you're considering homeschooling or struggling with doubts, Audrey offers this encouragement: "You can do this. Your unique way of being and skillset are gifts to your family, and they can blossom in a homeschool environment." Subscribe now to hear more conversations that will inspire your educational journey!

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Chapters

1. Introducing Audrey's Homeschool Journey (00:00:00)

2. Early Homeschooling Experiences (00:06:35)

3. From Private School to Homeschooling (00:13:40)

4. Tailoring Education to Each Child (00:21:30)

5. The Freedom of Game-Based Learning (00:28:20)

6. Discovering Multiple Intelligences (00:34:10)

7. Skills vs. Curriculum Checkboxes (00:42:20)

8. Mission-Driven Life Philosophy (00:47:50)

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