
The first step in Leadership Education is to discover
where you and your family are today — and what your next step could be.
Through this process is where your learning journey begins — gaining clarity about the stages of family learning, understanding where you are, and identifying what your next step should be.
You’ll learn the fundamental tools and principles that guide great education at home.
When you discover Leadership Education, you’ll:
See learning through a new lens: inspiration, not pressure
Transform education from a burden into a joyful adventure of discovery and growth.
Recognize your child's unique genius and gifts
Every child has special talents and ways of learning that deserve to be celebrated and nurtured.
Gain clarity on the Phases of Learning — and where you are right now
Understand the natural progression of learning and meet your child exactly where they are.

A few thoughtful questions to help you understand the Leadership Education approach.

Think of a book that inspired you — one that made you feel alive, opened your mind, or nudged you toward becoming better.
Now think of a teacher, coach, or mentor who believed in you, challenged you, or awakened something inside you.
Put those two together — powerful books and inspiring mentors — and you have the heart of Leadership Education.
That spark is what Leadership Education is about.
And you can bring it into your home — one small step at a time.
No overwhelming commitments, no pressure to change everything at once.
Just gentle, meaningful steps forward.

Take the Learning Path Quiz and find the next right step for your family’s Leadership Education journey.

“A Thomas Jefferson Education” gives you the foundation and vocabulary for mentoring, purpose, and intentional learning.

Choose a book that lights you up — and read it aloud together.
You don’t need a degree, a perfect system, or years of experience to begin.
Leadership Education is about real families
learning and growing together — discovering what works, adjusting, and moving forward
one simple step at a time.
No teaching background required
No strict schedule or system to memorize
You grow as your children grow
You're not alone — here are some answers to give you confidence with your first steps.
Absolutely not. Leadership Education is designed to be flexible. You can start with a single book, a family practice like read-alouds, or a free mini-course — and grow at your own pace.
That’s normal. Many families start with one parent leading the way. Over time, spouses often join in naturally when they see the joy and results in the home. (Tip: try the Mentoring in the Classics audio sessions together — they’re easy entry points.)
Not at all. In fact, Leadership Education is built on the idea that you learn alongside your children. Your role is not to be a professor, but to be a parent-mentor and fellow learner.
Leadership Education isn’t a “curriculum” you have to swap everything for. It’s a framework and a culture of learning you can weave into whatever you’re already doing — and it often makes other resources more joyful and effective.
There is no “wrong.” Every family adapts Leadership Education to their season of life. What matters most is that you keep becoming the expert on your own family.