Why the Curriculum Isn't the Problem

Send us Fan Mail EP247: In this episode, Jean explores a common frustration many homeschooling parents face: feeling like the curriculum just isn’t working. If you’ve ever wondered whether you chose the wrong program or felt tempted to start over with something new, this episode offers a different perspective. Jean explains why the real issue usually isn’t the curriculum itself, but how it’s being used. You’ll learn how to shift from following a curriculum as a script to using it as a flexible tool that supports your child’s unique learning journey. Instead of starting over, this episode invites you to pause, reflect, and take back your leadership as a homeschooling parent. Jean shares practical questions to help you evaluate what’s actually working, what needs adjusting, and how small shifts can make a big difference. If you’re feeling stuck, behind, or unsure about your homeschool plan this spring, this episode will help you move forward with clarity and confidence. Join the Inspired at Home community Find the Show Notes here Registration for the Taproot Teacher Training 2026 is now open. Join us Aug 6-9 in northeast Ohio for 4 days of hands-on workshops, the lively arts, meaningful conversations, and time in nature. This year is our 20th anniversary—what a special time to gather with me, and the Taproot Team of experienced homeschooling mentors. Find Taproot 2026 details and register here . Support the show Thanks for listening! 💜 ▶️Let's Connect! Instagram Facebook Website

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Why the Curriculum Isn't the Problem is an episode from Art of Homeschooling Podcast by Jean Miller.

This episode is 17:07 long.

This episode was published on Mar 9, 2026.

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