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Hello, friends. Welcome to the Brave Writer podcast. I'm Melissa Wiley, Julie Bogart's co-host.

Julie is attending to some family matters this week, but I am going to take you down a rabbit

hole, which is to say we are going to talk about rabbit holes and rabbit trails. My two favorite ways to learn

and to enliven learning for my kids. We're going to explore what these two metaphors mean.

What's the difference between rabbit trailing and rabbit holing? And why do we want to incorporate these ideas into our kids' educational

lives? I want to say that what I'm about to talk about applies equally to homeschoolers or to

families with kids at school. These are ways that you can support your kids' education, and they're sort of outside the classroom

learning or helping them to go deeper or make more connections between the stuff that they are

learning in school.

For homeschoolers, this rabbit trails and going down rabbit holes is very much baked into the way that many of us approach education

and in fact was a big part of the attraction for some of us that got us on board with the

idea of homeschooling in the first place. Even before I had this language for it, that is very

much the case for me. And I want to say also that there are a lot of

adult learners who you have gone down rabbit holes yourself and you have followed rabbit trails yourself.

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