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April 13, 2015
4 Simply Classical Sessions in May – Orlando
If you live in Florida (or if you enjoy sunshine & a Florida breeze), I hope you can come to the FPEA convention this year! Organizers selected these 4 sessions for me to share. I am especially grateful to Alice & the other wonderful FPEA organizers for selecting the last … Continue reading →
What Good Are Labels? – Cheryl Swope & Kathy Kuhl – Handout
In Cincinnati last week, Kathy Kuhl & I enjoyed preparing and presenting “What Good Are Labels? Understanding Your Child’s Learning Problems.” A great group of parents attended this session Friday morning! See the handout from the presentation: What good are labels? Understanding your child’s learning problems April, 2015 Recommended resources … Continue reading →
Register Now – Classical Ed & Special Needs – Online Workshops – June 1, 8, 15
If you would like to attend an affordable conference from home, join me this summer for 3-week 90-minute sessions online: Classical Education for Special Needs – Why & How12-1:30pm EDT June 1, 8, 15 Break for a quick lunch, then … Classical Education for Special Needs – What & When … Continue reading →
Classical Christian Education: Simply Defined – Handout
As promised in Cincinnati, here is the handout from our Saturday 4pm session: Ten Books to Introduce You to Classical Education - Classical Education, by Dr. Gene Edward Veith and Andrew Kern. Wisdom and Eloquence, by Littlejohn & Evans. The Great Tradition: readings on what it means to be an … Continue reading →
April 7, 2015
Eternal Treasures: Teaching Your Child at Home – New Book!
Early reviews are coming in for Eternal Treasures: Teaching Your Child at Home (LCMS). This new book is scheduled for release in 2015. Written for all who desire to teach the Christian faith to their children, this handbook is also the first written specifically for and by Lutheran homeschoolers. … Continue reading →
March 28, 2015
Final Schedule Posted! Great Homeschool Convention, Cincinnati April 2015
I am especially looking forward to this one! Even if you did not previously plan to attend, consider coming this year. It is not too late. You need not live in Ohio. I’ll be driving over 6 hours from Missouri to attend. The line-up of classical educators makes this conference … Continue reading →
Final Schedule! – Great Homeschool Convention, Cincinnati April 9-11, 2015
I am especially looking forward to this one! Even if you did not previously plan to attend, consider coming this year. It is not too late. You need not live in Ohio. I’ll be driving over 6 hours from Missouri to attend. The line-up of classical educators makes this conference … Continue reading →
March 27, 2015
Lent & Literature
“Let’s begin with the Nightingale, the moral center of the story … who chooses to die for Love of one who needs a rose to give his beloved. Through her death, the most beautiful red rose is created in this way: ‘So the Nightingale pressed closer against the thorn, and … Continue reading →
March 23, 2015
More Reviews of Simply Classical – the book
Simply Classical: A Beautiful Education for Any Child (Memoria Press, 2013) “A classical education is like climbing a mountain, each child benefiting from whatever vistas he or she attains in that upward journey. Cheryl Swope shows us that the special-needs child needs and benefits from the uplifting vision of a … Continue reading →
More Reviews of ‘Simply Classical: A Beautiful Education for Any Child’ – the book
Simply Classical: A Beautiful Education for Any Child (Memoria Press, 2013) “Simply a gem! – The author of this book put heart and soul and real experience into this beautifully written explanation that every child deserves a quality classical education, whether they have learning disabilities or are advanced learners…” -Kristen … Continue reading →
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