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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2026 · 48 MIN

Has Your Homeschool Drifted? 5 Questions to Help You Get Back on Track

from Teach Them Diligently · host David & Leslie Nunnery

Most Christian homeschool families don't intentionally abandon their mission. They drift away from it—one small decision, pressure, activity, or expectation at a time. In this episode of the Teach Them Diligently Podcast, David and Leslie Nunnery talk about why homeschool drift happens and how to recognize when curriculum, schedules, academics, activities, fear, or other people's expectations have quietly started driving your homeschool. You'll walk through five questions that can help you evaluate where your family is headed, reconnect your daily decisions to the mission God has given you, and make small adjustments before homeschool chaos takes over. David and Leslie also look back from the other side of homeschooling to share what mattered far more—and far less—than they realized while raising their four children. FREE RESOURCE: Take the 10-Day Remember Your Why Challenge and get the accompanying printable guide at TeachThemDiligently.net/Remember-Your-Why. Because curriculum and schedules are great tools—but terrible masters.

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