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September 8, 2023
Meet The Guest: Mark Pruitt (also known as: Captain College) is Assoc. Director of Admissions
Meet The Guest: Mark Pruitt (also known as: Captain College) is Assoc. Director of Admissions
Speaker: Tricia Goyer Looking for a great curriculum? Look no farther than your family bookshelf. Tricia Goyer will share how to create a dynamic unit study from any novel … in 30 minutes or less! Use fiction to create schoolwork that’s FUN and inspires a love of learning. Listen Now
Speaker: Nicki Truesdell Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it. How terribly true this is. While you probably understand its importance, you might be thinking “I wasn’t taught history, either” or “I don’t remember anything!” How can parents make history fun in their home without a background in history? Nicki will share […]
Speaker: Tricia Goyer Easy activities to get your kids and teens writing. Lots of ideas your kids will love! Listen Now
Speaker: Penny Mayes The Benefits of Hands-on Learning (Hint: It makes you smarter!) Listen Now
Speaker: Kim Sorgius Are we pushing too hard or doing too little? Are we teaching the right things at the right time? Will there be gaps? This session is all about fostering a love of learning while still meeting the academic needs of your kids and keeping the important things in focus. Listen Now
Speaker: Tricia Goyer Easy activities to get your kids and teens writing. Lots of ideas your kids will love! Listen Now
Speaker: Kim Sorgius Are we pushing too hard or doing too little? Are we teaching the right things at the right time? Will there be gaps? This session is all about fostering a love of learning while still meeting the academic needs of your kids and keeping the important things in focus. Listen Now
This week, we will discuss a creative way to help your family focus on the One we truly are celebrating this month. Then, we will finish by looking at Christmas around the world and the academic and discipleship opportunities tied to that.
Speaker: Stephen Kopp Bob Jones University offers summer camps, called EDUcamps, to enrich your educational efforts with your homeschoolers. Students explore potential career fields, and parents can assign high school-level credit. Come learn about fun camp activities from how to program robots to creating masterful artwork. The camps are led by experienced college professors who […]
Speaker: Kim Sorgius Are we pushing too hard or doing too little? Are we teaching the right things at the right time? Will there be gaps? This session is all about fostering a love of learning while still meeting the academic needs of your kids and keeping the important things in focus. Listen Now
Speaker: Jolanthe Erb Choosing homeschool curriculum for your family can be overwhelming. In this session, you’ll receive tips for choosing programs that work for your family, ways to save money (and time), and what to do when a program isn’t working out. Listen Now
Speaker: Jessica Phillips Your interest is piqued by all the talk about Latin, but it seems unrealistic for your family. “Isn’t Latin only for gifted students or parents who’ve studied it themselves? And starting Latin in second grade sounds ridiculous!” Come hear why putting Latin at the center of academics in your homeschool will streamline […]
Speaker: Cathryn Buse Cathryn will give practical tips and examples of how to incorporate apologetics into each academic discipline so that it can become an integral part of your homeschooling. Listen Now
3 Key Differences Between Horizons and LIFEPAC Parents looking to homeschool their children as they
If you find yourself suddenly homeschooling due to the school closings for Coronavirus prevention, you
Welcome to the first ever Teach Them Diligently Podcast. This week, David and Leslie Nunnery,
Teaching several grade levels all together can seem daunting. However, what might at first appear to be overwhelming can be turned into an asset in your homeschool. Let’s look together at planning ahead, group teaching, leading older children in sharing knowledge (and boundaries for this approach), and ideas that bring the family together.
Lost Secrets of Ancient CivilizationSpeaker: Mike Snavely (more…)
Come and discover award-winning Excellence in Writing, a method of teaching composition that really works. Using this program, students of all ages will learn to write stories, reports, and essays with style. Best of all, parents and students alike find it easy to use and effective in all their writing endeavors. This workshop will give you an overview of the program and show you how you can get started with even the most reluctant writing student so you can give it a try at home.
Teaching and learning can be fun! There are many ways students can learn through real-life experiences including educational travel. Many of us think of educational travel as something that is too expensive or too difficult. But educational travel doesn’t have to be to far-off or expensive destinations. It can include those, but with planning and budgeting, educational travel can be a reality for most homeschooling families! Why is educational travel important anyway? Because students can learn so much more through travel than they can with traditional academics alone! Not only can they learn about the states, cities, landmarks, and map skills in a hands-on way, but they can also learn more about relationship building, problem solving, and other life skills that they can’t learn effectively in any other way. We will share some practical, affordable ways to incorporate educational travel into your homeschool
Spelling, Arithmetic, Reading, Dishes, Diapers, Laundry, Cooking….the list goes on and on! Homeschooling mothers wear so many hats. Busy family life can threaten to steal the realization that our hands are holding, guiding and directing eternal souls. This session focuses on recognizing treasure, laying it up in heaven, and loving the family God has given us.
Sarah Fowler is the first homeschool graduate to serve on a State Board of Education. In this session she will be exploring key education experiences that prepared her for service in state government and how the lack of training in these areas has undermined the ministry and service of others. Sarah will explore the benefits of Christian mentorship in her personal and spiritual development and share how she has reciprocated by mentoring young people as well.
Who is going to build a house by starting with the walls? Without a solid foundation, those walls
may hold up for a bit but eventually will come crashing down. Math is a lot like building a house.
We need to start with a strong foundation and build up from there. It doesnt have to be hard!
Come and see how easy it is to teach math.
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