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Indian Hills Community Church, Lincoln, NE
Friday & Saturday
Apr. 27 through 28, 2018
Friday & Saturday
Apr. 27 through 28, 2018
2018 NCHEA Adult Conference and Curriculum Fair
Presented by: Nebraska Christian Home Educators AssociationRecording ID:
Original Price: $135.00
Set Price: $50.00
Set Price: $50.00
Saturday Sessions 2018
Show Included Sessions
Sessions Included In This Set:
2018E1The Socratic Method for Dummies—Become a Great Teacher the Easy Way by: Adam Andrews2018E2Preparing the Biblical Christian for Engagement in the Culture War by: Jake MacAulay2018E3Myths and Realities in the Identification/Diagnosis of Learning & Behavior Problems by: Ed Daly2018E4What Colleges Want—The Big 3 by: Gene Walter2018E6Preparing Your Teen for Life by: Carol Becker2018E7Holocaust Literature by: Institute for Holocaust Education 2018F1The Art of Good Questions by: Classical Conversations 2018F2Institute on the Constitution by: 2018F3Success Stories Start with CCC by: Central Community College 2018F4Making a Difference: Children with Character by: ACE Ministries 2018F6Your Child Can Love History with Notgrass by: Notgrass History 2018F7Impacting the World Through Your Family by: Child Evangelism Fellowship 2018G1Raising a Worldview Detective—Three Steps to Thinking Critically About Books, Movies and More by: Adam Andrews2018G2Engaging Preschoolers While Teaching Older Children by: Carol Kelsey2018G3Let's Play Math Games! by: Kathleen Cotter Lawler2018G4Opening the Window on Foreign Language by: Ruth Tennis2018G5Striving for Success - Part 1 by: Gwelda Carlson2018G6High School Transcript Clinic: Helps & Tips by: Carol Becker2018H1Symbolism - Mastering Literature's Most Powerful Device by: Ian Andrews2018H2Alternatives to the SAT Exam by: Henry Burke2018H3Identifying Simple & Low-Cost Strategies to Supplement the Curriculum When the Child is Not Progressing by: Ed Daly2018H4Teaching Nebraska History at Home by: Gretchen Garrison2018H4Teaching Nebraska History at Home by: Gretchen Garrison2018H5Striving for Student Success - Part 2 by: Gwelda Carlson2018H6You Can Homeschool High School...If You Can Make It Through Tomorrow by: Carol Becker2018H7Religion and Our Founding Fathers by: Jake MacAulay2018K3Education in an Hour—Teaching Life's Most Crucial Lesson in One Sitting by: Adam Andrews
This set is subject to change without notice based on recording availability. Recordings that are lost due to technical difficulties or that are no longer available due to contractual agreements with the speakers, will not be included. No refund for missing sessions is guaranteed or implied.
ID: 2018H2
Saturday;
Apr. 28, 2018
Apr. 28, 2018
$5.00
Are you concerned about college entrance exams for your homeschooled students? Learn about the various national tests and how Nebraska students compare with other states on those tests. This workshop will present alternatives to the Common Core-aligned SAT test.
Topics:
High school
Conference:
Indian Hills Community Church, Lincoln, NE
Friday & Saturday
Mar. 31 through 1, 2017
Friday & Saturday
Mar. 31 through 1, 2017
2017 NCHEA Conference and Curriculum Fair
Presented by: Nebraska Christian Home Educators AssociationRecording ID: 2017-ALL
Original Price: $250.00
Set Price: $99.00
Set Price: $99.00
Entire 2017 Conference Set
This allows you to listen to any (or all) of the sessions from the 2017 NCHEA conference and Curriculum Fair. This includes only those session that were successfully recorded. (Personal use only- not for distribution)
Show Included Sessions
Sessions Included In This Set:
17-209Experience Excellence in Writing by: Institute for Excellence in Writing2017A1The Toddler Toolbox by: Megan Scheibner2017A2What About the Child Who Can't Read...or Write by: Gwelda Carlson2017A3Educating and Preparing Your High Schooler for College, Career and Real-life by: 2017A5Ready, Set, GO! by: Danna Swartz2017A6Building A Solid Math Foundation by: 2017B1Battling With Behavior by: Steve Scheibner2017B2Developing and Drafting SEPs (Student Education Plans) by: Joyce Blankenship2017B3Odyssey Through Nebraska: Nebraska's Sesquicentennial by: Gretchen Garrison2017B4Let's Play Math Games by: Kahleen Lawler2017B5The American View of Law and Government by: Jake MacAulay2017C1Health Care Needs Met Without Insurance by: Samaritan Ministries 2017C2Southeast Community College by: 2017C4Teaching Teens to Serve by: 2017C5How to Save Thoursands on the Cost of College by: Gene Walter2017C6College Admissions and Financial Aid - Concordia University by: 2017C7Family Ministry Transforming the Culture by: 2017D1Two-Minute Bible by: Brian Young2017D2Teaching Strategies for Teens with Attention/Focusing Difficulties by: Joyce Blankenship2017D3Building a Generational Heritage of Faith by: Carol Kelsey2017D4Science Unsnarled by: Deanne Crawford2017D5It's Never Too Early to Prepare for College by: Gene Walter2017D6Faith, Values, and the Constitution by: Jake MacAulay2017E1Training Teens to Take The Initiative by: Steve Scheibner2017E2Teaching Struggling Learners At Home: Nuts and Bolts for Success (Part 1) by: Joyce Blankenship2017E3Games and More! by: Gwelda Carlson2017E4How to be a Unit Study P.R.O. by: Deanne Crawford2017E6The Constitution and the Bill of Rights - The Real History by: Jake MacAulay2017F1Classical Conversations 101 by: 2017F2Heroes for Homeschoolers by: 2017F3Taking the Fear Out of Fractions with Right Start Fractions by: 2017F4The Benefits of Homeschool Athletics by: 2017F5Books for Holocaust Education by: 2017F6How Sensory Processing and Executive Function Deficits... by: 2017F7Stuhr Museum by: 2017G1Second Mile Leadership for Men by: Steve Scheibner2017G2Teaching Struggling Learners at Home: Nuts and Bolts for Success (Part 2) by: Joyce Blankenship2017G3Telling History Using Food and Clothing by: Kay Cynova2017G4Why Should We Avoid Common Core? by: Henry Burke2017G5Mom, Don't Make Me Think—Just Tell Me The Answer by: Kahleen Lawler2017G6Four Centuries of American Education by: Jake MacAulay2017H1The A to Z of a Characterhealthy Homeschool by: Megan Scheibner2017H2Here Today—Gone Tomorrow—Helping Students with Memory Difficulties by: Joyce Blankenship2017H3The Internet? Is Your Family Safe? by: Kirk Massey2017H4Preschool and Early Elementary Warning Signs of Risk for Reading Struggles and Early Intervention Techniques by: 2017H5What Colleges Want - The Big Three by: Gene Walter2017H6Dinosaurs, Ice Age, and Pre-Flood World by: Brian Young2017K1Living on Borrowed Time: The Nine Practices of the Proactive Parent by: Steve Scheibner2017K2Learning From the Past, Planning for the Future! by: Steve Scheibner2017K3Marriage, Communication, and Friendship by: Megan Scheibner
This set is subject to change without notice based on recording availability. Recordings that are lost due to technical difficulties or that are no longer available due to contractual agreements with the speakers, will not be included. No refund for missing sessions is guaranteed or implied.
ID: 2017G4
Saturday;
Apr. 1, 2017
Apr. 1, 2017
$5.00
How does Common Core impact home education? This presentation will describe how the Common Core Standards were adopted by the states and provide six reasons to avoid Common Core. Learn to differentiate between exemplary Type #1 education and poor Type #2 Common Core education.
Conference:
Lincoln, NE
Friday & Saturday
Apr. 1 through 2, 2016
Friday & Saturday
Apr. 1 through 2, 2016
2016 NCHEA Conference and Curriculum Fair
Presented by: Nebraska Christian Home Educators AssociationID: 2016C4
Friday;
Apr. 1, 2016
Apr. 1, 2016
$5.00
Common Core impact home education? This presentation will describe how the Common Core Standards were adopted by the states and provide six reasons to avoid Common Core. In this workshop, the attendees will learn to differentiate between exemplary Type #1 education and poor Type #2 Common Core education.
Topics:
Practical/How-to
ID: 2016G4
Saturday;
Apr. 2, 2016
Apr. 2, 2016
$5.00
Common Core impact home education? This presentation will describe how the Common Core Standards were adopted by the states and provide six reasons to avoid Common Core. In this workshop, the attendees will learn to differentiate between exemplary Type #1 education and poor Type #2 Common Core education.
Topics:
World View