Celi Trépanier
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196 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2017
last heard Mar 2017
Celi Trépanier’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So it it's hard.
And then, you know, we feel like, did I teach him everything he needed to know?
So yeah, it's th there's a learning curve for parents when they first homeschool.
So having somebody that's gone down that road, it's so helpful.
I wouldn't know what to answer that person, but I do know what I always fell back on when I would panic was that I knew of unschoolers, you know, the truest sense of an unschooler where there were no books, there were no there was no schedule, there was no test, got into college and did well.
And and that was like, okay, I know this is possible.
So if my child didn't
finish chapter five by the second month of school, we're not going to fail.
Based on uh having three different children, two that have graduated from college
I've learned to accept that traditional schooling path, K through twelve, you know, then four years of high school immediately followed by four years of college.
It's just one way of many.
We've audited college classes.
I've had one start college at fifteen.
One took a gap year.
So it's different for each child.
And do they need to go and spend time in a
a classroom after homeschooling to be prepared to go to college?
I don't think so.
If they're going to college prepared and ready and excited, I think the desire to learn will overcome any issues that we feel that, you know, they need to learn to sit in a classroom and relearn classroom behavior.
I think the desire to learn will will, you know, overcome that.
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