During our latest Cleverly Changing Podcast episode, we discuss the importance of a homeschooling support system and general systems to help your days run more smoothly. We listened to a former teacher who now homeschools and supports other homeschoolers to let us know why it takes a Melanin Village to successfully homeschool a Black family […]
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Recently I was asked the following questions from a sickle cell advocate that I admire. I’m happy to share my Sickle Cell Caregiver’s Perspective on School and ER Visits because what helps me as a caregiver could help assist others as well. Can you please share some things you go through with school or the
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Cowgirl Camryn Giveaway and Abriana Johnson talks about going from a veterinarian to cowgirl on Cleverly Changing Podcast
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Today’s podcast is close to my heart because when my daughter was in kindergarten, she was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. It is also one of the reasons that I continued to homeschool my children for so long. People homeschool for a variety of different reasons, but health concerns was my top reason History to
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Finding a Way to Homeschool Lesson 83 with Chanita Williams
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Do you want to learn about educational summer activities during episode 82? If so, please help us keep supporting African American Homeschool families with our podcast by purchasing items from our shop. There are hoodies, t-shirts, sweatshirts, pillows, and more. Place your order at CleverlyChanging.com/shop. Something to Explore: Which continent has the largest families? African families have 4.5 children on
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Teaching Children to Love their Hair
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One in 40 people are believed to be living on the autism spectrum. Unfortunately according to Spectrum News “Black children with autism tend to be diagnosed later than white children and are often misdiagnosed with other conditions. They also have less access to services and tend to be underrepresented in most studies of autism.” We have shared several episodes
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Have you ever thought about worldschooling? On the Cleverly Changing Podcast we’ve had two episodes that mention worldschooling and both guests go about traveling and teaching their children in different ways. Our first introduction to worldschooling was Episode 48 Worldschooling with Jade Weatherington, Jade discussed teaching and traveling the world with her daughter as an educator and
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Our inspiring guest today is a mom and author Tiffany Obeng joined us and shared tips on career guidance for kids. Tiffany is on a mission to educate and inspire Black children to aspire to be anything they want to become! We believe Black youth are capable of accomplishing their dreams. She writes career books
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