Keep Calm and Homeschool On! Convention This Friday

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We are all on a new learning curve, aren’t we? Until lately I haven’t wondered about what time of day is the best time to go to the grocery store, for example. My solution? Eat what we have and don’t go at all. I certainly am thankful for our stocked freezer!

Learning something new can give us empathy for other people who have to learn what we already know how to do — including our children!

Last week I was learning how to record videos without our videographer! In a six-day period, in which we needed to make ten class-length videos, that was quite a learning curve. I am grateful that I could send them electronically to Titus at home, where he took over the editing. Whew! I loved what we shared, but we are thankful to have the recording finished.

Keep Calm and Homeschool On

This is why we were recording these classes. The Homeschoolers of Maine convention, where we were supposed to speak last weekend, and the Indiana Association of Home Educators convention, where two of our team members were supposed to exhibit this coming weekend, have come together to offer a joint online convention this coming Friday, March 27. Leaders of both organizations have been bustling to put this together, just as our team has been bustling to get our classes recorded for it.

Ray and I hope that what we share this weekend will help homeschooling families keep calm and homeschool on. Let’s be patient with one another in our homes as we learn how very hard it is sometimes to learn something new.

A wise man will hear and increase in learning,
And a man of understanding will acquire wise counsel,
To understand a proverb and a figure,
The words of the wise and their riddles.
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge;
Fools despise wisdom and instruction.
Proverbs 1:5-7

Give instruction to a wise man and he will be still wiser,
Teach a righteous man and he will increase his learning.
Proverbs 9:9

You can learn more about this online convention here, but be patient with them because after all they are learning something new — how to put on an online convention! These are the sessions Ray and I have recorded for this online event.

My Classes

  • Homeschooling Without Fear
  • The Abundant Homeschool Checklist
  • Mothers of Grace
  • Homeschooling a Future President
  • Winston Churchill: From Struggling Learner to World Leader

Ray’s Classes

  • Yes, You Have to Study History and Here’s Why
  • Ten People You Should Know
  • Give Me Your Heart: The Message of Proverbs

These two sessions are especially for Maine homeschoolers and are in honor of Maine’s 200th Birthday this year! However, any history buff will find the Maine story fascinating.

  • How Maine Became a State
  • Mainers Who Have Made a Difference

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