As fellow book lovers, we are very excited to introduce this beautiful episode as we chat all things books and reading with Jane Sullivan!

Jane Sullivan is the founder of Scholary, an online learning platform that supports QCE English students. She is also the co-founder of 'Books with Bec & Jane', a beautiful book club collective for a variety of ages and reading levels. And yes, Jane has even created a club for adults (sign us up!).

Jane is also an experienced English teacher, a registered celebrant, a public speaker and a mum to four boys.

Show Notes!

To connect with Jane and join her wonderful programs, follow the links below.

Books with Bec & Jane
https://rebelreaders.com.au/

Scholarly
https://www.scholarlyonline.com/

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Rebecca is an early educator, homeschool mum and a newly published author. Her first book, Creek School, aims to shine a spotlight on homeschooling and help make every homeschooler feel proud of their experiences.

Show Notes!

You can find all the details on how to purchase Creek School below.

Creek School available: www.intentionallyplayful.com.au
Quick Brown Fox Bookshop: www.quickbrownfoxbookshop.com.au/
Also available on Amazon

Facebook: Intentionally Playful / Creek School

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intentionallyplayful/

Blog: https://www.intentionallyplayful.com.au/blog for local Brisbane creek reviews

Email: info@intentionallyplayful.com.au

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In part two, we continue our deep dive into our homeschool positivity sandwich.

Patience and flexibility are the hot topic of today's chat. Dropping a very specific 'school' structure can be so empowering, but at the same time... confusing. Learning how to plan your days, or knowing when to drop them to stay home instead takes time to learn (and unlearn!)

The media sometimes make it into the not-so-nice part of this sandwich, as well as those people in our lives who just 'don't get it'.

Don't worry, it's not all bad! We finish off with how homeschooling encourages a life-long love of learning and the 'glimmers' that come along to reassure us that we are meant to be on this homeschooling path.

Do you have a good, bad or ugly experience of homeschooling?

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