These are difficult times and our youth can feel it.  In fact, they are acutely aware of the anxiety and stress that has been mushrooming in our homes over the last year.  Today more than ever it is easy for them to quickly become overwhelmed, disconnected, and unsure.  
  Our role as homeschool parents is absolutely crucial.  We know better than anyone else that the buck stops with us.  We are responsible to give them the belief they need to overcome, to thrive, and to make a difference for good.
  Join us to learn a quick paradigm shift that you can implement right now so that your youth recognize their own greatness, feel more competent, and reconnect with you in a beautiful way.  We will also teach a simple tool to help you practice that paradigm shift each day so that the change in your home becomes brilliant and permanent!

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Is your child facing learning challenges? Does your child have math anxiety? And what myths are we talking about?? Children with learning challenges must truly understand in order to remember. The traditional approach of teaching mathematics does not work for them. In this workshop, you will learn some teaching strategies and techniques that will help children with learning challenges, reduce math anxiety, and debunk the myths that make your task harder than it needs to be.

Teens with dyslexia or other special needs need to learn how to write essays--but most curriculum is too confusing or complicated. Valerie Harmon demonstrates 4 tips for teaching teens with special needs how to write "the Fast Way." Ms. Valerie's mission is to "Transform Anxious Teens into Confident Writers." She has seen this transformation happen over and over, and she has seen what amazing things happen when that confidence builds inside an adolescent. Teenagers have ideas worth sharing--but their ideas can only have impact when they're made visible. They must learn to write!

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In this talk Andrew Pudewa combines his knowledge of child brain development with the real-life experience of teaching his son, a true dyslexic. Find hope in Andrew's story while examining practical tools that you can use with your own students at home.

Whether your child is acting entitled or you want to make sure you don’t raise a generation of entitled children, this class is for you! This class focuses on teaching and touching the heart of your child so that they focus more on having an attitude of gratitude than on what stuff or treatment they get or don’t get. I’ll share 7 keys for turning the hearts of your children toward gratitude, even if the other people around them are entitled.

Tips and advice to help the home school family.

Middle schoolers are at the delicate age where they need to learn executive function,
but it can be tough to launch them. Join Gretchen Roe as she offers you practical
guidance in teaching time management, math word problems, compositional writing,
spelling confidence, and study skills.

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As a homeschooling parent of a child with special needs,  do you ever feel the weight might crush you? I have felt that way, too! My goal with this presentation is to bring new perspective to your journey, to help you feel hope and encourage you to keep going, despite your weaknesses and the challenges your are facing.

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Sometimes learning challenges occur because of sensory overload or
the need to complete early movement patterns. Without needing to diagnose your child, I help homeschoolers understand how to incorporate playful movements that support sensory and movement integration overall for home and screen learning.

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