Global Christian Online Home Education Conference – Day 3 Topics and Speakers

REGISTRATION IS OPEN until 31 August 2020 (USA time so September 1 for us): https://heart-academy1.teachable.com/p/global-christian-homeschool-conference/?affcode=700268_xiwyz63t

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REGISTRATION IS OPEN until 31 August 2020 (USA time): https://heart-academy1.teachable.com/p/global-christian-homeschool-conference/?affcode=700268_xiwyz63t

CRACKING THE CODE to Learning Disabilities and Schooling: A Holistic Approach (Elizabeth Sharpe)Is your student struggling? Have you tried several strategies and you and your child are frustrated? This is very common as we attempt to understand the WHOLE child who has Learning Disabilities. Most doctors only have one piece of the pie. I will equip you with research based tools and strategies that will finally crack the code for your student.

Gameschooling (Jaynel Jones)Gaming schooling is a awesome way to explore beyond the books and tear down the walls of Traditional schools failings not just for the littles but definitely for the middle and high school age mini’s.

Image may contain: 1 person, text that says "Jaynel L Jones "Gameschooling" Jaynel L Jones is an author, nulti-faceted single mom "serialpreneur" unschool & game schooling mom of a teen, and Life Coach. She educates parents on how to impactfully engage in hands-on education with their children in an innovative, effective and fun way. Jaynel also encourages others through her personal experiences of success, as well as coaching others through grief, forgiveness and overcoming parental figures with mental detriments."

Square Pegs. Round Holes. Home Educating Gifted and Special Needs Children (Karen Chegwidden)If you have a child who has learning differences, either special needs and/or gifted students, you already know that getting their educational needs met in a traditional school setting is like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. Practical tips for supporting home educated students with learning differences from a home educating mother who’s been there.

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SOUL CARE for your TEEN: How to Win Their HEART and AVOID POWER STRUGGLES (Elizabeth Sharpe)Students ages 11-19 are unique in their body, mind and spirit. Teaching your teen does not have to be challenging or frustrating. In fact, it can be the most amazing time to solidify your relationship with them and keep their heart turned towards GOD and turned towards YOU! Academics is secondary to keeping the heart of your child!!!! I will share with you successful strategies that have helped me avoid power struggles and WIN my students heart.

Real Teen Talk – (Miguel Song, Sydney Lee)Real teen students share about their experiences as they homeschool now! What did they think about why their parents homeschooled? What are some of their favorite memories? What’s been a challenge and how did God take care of them in that hard time? Last, what positive take-away did they have during Covid-19?

Hot House Transplants (Jess E Allen, Christopher Adams, Sarah Venable)Former homeschooling students out in the world with faith intact. They share who they are and what they are doing, why their parents homeschooled, great memories, challenges, how they overcame with God’s help, and some words of encouragement to those of you still in the trenches.