The Brave & Balanced Homeschool with Mary Berghammer

45- Homeschool Lessons: Why I Still Believe Books and People are The Best Teachers

August 2, 2026·12 min
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Click  here for the video mentioned in this episode  whatabouthomeschooling.com/homeschoollessons   Are children learning better on computers, or do books and handwritten work still matter? In this episode of The Brave and Balanced Homeschool Podcast, we're taking a thoughtful look at how today's technology is changing the way our children learn. From digital curriculum and online lessons to physical books and handwriting practice, we'll explore the strengths and weaknesses of each approach and discuss why balance is so important. We'll also talk about: The benefits of learning from books versus screens Screen time and its impact on learning Helping children retain information Building strong reading, writing, and critical thinking skills Finding a healthy balance with technology in your homeschool Technology can be a wonderful tool, but it shouldn't replace the rich learning experiences that come from reading books, writing by hand, and learning alongside real people. As homeschool parents, we have the freedom to choose the methods that best help our children grow academically, emotionally, and spiritually. If you've been wondering how much technology to use in your homeschool—or whether traditional learning methods still matter—this episode will encourage you to think intentionally about creating a balanced learning environment. If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another homeschool mom who could use some encouragement.

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