This event is now over. Thank you to everyone who participated.
1. Are you a homeschool parent?
2. Could you use some help with that?
3. Could you use a (two hour) break from that?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, or various others not here listed, then you need to do yourself a favor and attend our Homeschool Teachers' (AKA Parents') In-Service.
More of a slow decision maker? No problem. Same here. Continue reading/thinking this through with us below.
If you answered yes to one of the above questions, then you probably answered yes to all of the above questions. Which, per question three, implies you need a break. More specifically, you need an in-service. Public school teachers get them, after all — why shouldn't you?
So, for you, and, honestly, for ourselves, we decided to create the world's first (as far as we know) Virtual Homeschool In-Service.
Our goals are to give everybody a break, to share ideas, and to come away with stellar insights that will help things go more smoothly once we get back at it.
So, join us and other homeschool parents online on March 19th, 2021 at 3:00 PM U.S. Eastern / Noon Pacific. Scroll back up now to sign up. Or ...
Read on for the thrilling line-up.
Giving our Children our Best
Why Home Education Works and How to Make it Work Better
Dr. Steven Duvall
Dr. Steven Duvall is the Director of Research at Home School Legal Defense Association. After working as a public-school psychologist for 21 years—during which he served students, parents, teachers, and administrators—Dr. Duvall spent the next 19 years teaching as a university professor while directing school psychology training programs. During this time, he also served as a consultant for homeschool families across the country.
Chill Out, Mom
What I Changed That Made Homeschooling (& Everything Else) Go Miraculously Better
Mrs. Gina Loehr
Mrs. Loehr was a homeschool student herself. She went on to teach high school and university students in brick and mortar buildings, but left that behind to educate elementary age children in her dining room. The author of five books and the mother of six kids, Gina and her husband Joe live and work on his family’s century-old dairy farm.
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Interactive Q&A
You have questions. We have (or can fabricate) answers.
Babysitting
Just kidding. This is a virtual event after all. But we're going to (attempt to) keep the younglings occupied for at least some of it. We'll have an art class for older kids and some prepped activities for little ones, so mom and/or dad can focus.
Wine & Cheese Reception
Provided by you, at home, for yourself. (While chit-chatting remotely with other homeschool parents.)
OK, that's what we've got. Time to fill out that form now. Go ahead. Scroll on up and make it happen. It's free. You have nothing to lose. Your future, re-energized, wow-I-needed-that self will thank you.
See you March 19th
3 PM U.S. Eastern Time (2 Central, 1 Mountain, Noon Pacific)
