Homeschool Expert, Kenisha Sullivan, Interviewed on BlogTalkRadio

by Vernessa Taylor on Apr. 15, 2010 in internet radio, nontraditional students

Make your plans for homeschooling to fit your family’s lifestyle, not the lifestyles of others – Kenisha Sullivan

The focus of this episode was on Educating The Family: Kenisha Sullivan talks about the mission, goals, and joys of homeschooling, home-schooling children of varying ages, and testing requirements of different states.

Homeschooling Highlights

Create a mission statement for expectations, goals, and outcomes for homeschooling endeavor
Make your plans for homeschooling to fit your family’s lifestyle, not the lifestyles of others
Contrary to popular belief, public school is not the model for homeschool; homeschooling is not patterned after public school

Listen to Kenisha’s Interview

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I interviewed Kenisha Sullivan on the April 8, 2010 episode of Wednesday Break With TaylorThyme on BlogTalkRadio. Watch for future interviews with Mrs. Sullivan, who leads a busy life homeschooling her boys, having fun with her husband, and ocassionally teaching summer Video 4 Kids classes at Appalachian State’s camp. We’re looking for great things from her as she continues to pursue of interests and dreams!

Thanks Kenisha for appearing on the show!

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