the call of the wild and free ainsley arment

In just a few short weeks, she'd picked out the curriculum and pulled her son from the first grade to go the homeschooling route. After chatting with a friend who was homeschooling their children and researching different resources, she took the plunge.

She'd never considered homeschooling but watching the traditional school environment change her son opened her up to the possibility. He was playing less and began to care about his peers' opinions – she described it as watching the light in his eyes get snuffed out. But she started to notice over time that he was changing. Knowing the value of education, she didn't question sending her child away to school if it was for his good. Vp: For Arment, sending her child to school for the first time was tough, just like for any parent. Kk: Vincent, I'm curious to hear about the author's process of deciding to homeschool. Kk: Vincent Phamvan on the key takeaways and what you need to know. In The Call of the Wild and Free, Ainsley Arment offers advice, information, and positive encouragement for parents considering homeschooling, those currently in the trenches looking for inspiration, and parents, educators, and caregivers who want extra resources to enhance their kids’ traditional educations. Kk: Today, we’re discussing *The Call of the Wild and Free: Reclaiming Wonder in Your Child's Education* by Ainsley Arment. Kk: From The Parent’s Club, I’m Karsen Kolnicki.

The call of the wild and free ainsley arment