Recordings Listing
Conference:
Friday & Saturday
Mar. 6 through 7, 2026
MPE - Homeschool Conference 2026
Presented by: Midwest Parent EducatorsSet Price: $99.00
2026 MPE Conference Complete Set
All 80 recordings from our 2026 conference
Set Price: $55.00
2026 MPE Conference Friday Set
All recordings from Friday
Set Price: $23.00
2026 MPE Conference High School Track
When preschoolers and elementary kiddos shift into upper grades and careers, homeschooling looks different. Learn how to continue reaping the blessings of home education as your students mature into upper grades and pursue God’s calling.
Set Price: $45.00
2026 How to Teach Track
Find direction for your family through workshops focusing on a variety of topics such as personality styles, starting a business, and keeping your family safe online.
Set Price: $55.00
2026 MPE Conference Saturday Set
All recordings from Saturday
Mar. 6, 2026
Find out how our thoughts shape the brain and what the Bible has to say about its power. Put Biblical principles into practice to actually change the physical shape and functions of the brain. This message can literally save lives, lead people out of depression, and help people find the peace and joy God has to offer.
Mar. 6, 2026
Is your high schooler ready to take flight? This hands-on workshop dives into seven essential skills every teen needs before leaving home: from managing money and time to navigating relationships and decision-making. Whether your child is headed to college, work, or something different, he or she will benefit from an education that incorporates practical strategies for launching successfully.
Mar. 6, 2026
God saved the best of homeschooling for last! Homeschooling the high school years is not only doable but can be enjoyable too! In this session, Carrie will answer the most FAQ about homeschooling through high school: How is a transcript created? What constitutes a high school credit? What is needed to earn a diploma? What about college? What does a typical day look like? What about extracurricular activities, dual enrollment, or special needs? Will there be holes in my teen's education if we homeschool the high school years? Homeschooling high school is easier than you think. The key to successfully homeschooling high school is to start with the end in mind. Use the high school years to discern God's purpose and plan for your teen's life. You CAN do this!
Mar. 6, 2026
Story is an essential tool in getting kids to love writing. Fortunately, anyone can learn to create a compelling story - even kids who hate to write! Discover the five elements of a good story with award-winning author Daniel Schwabauer. Learn how to teach the basics of storytelling to your students by asking "The Write Questions." As we discuss the basics of every good story, we'll see what makes fiction an effective teaching tool, how to balance mechanics with imagination, and how to choose quality reading material. Your students will learn to be better storytellers, and in the process gain a remarkable skill: the ability to see the world through someone else's eyes.
Mar. 6, 2026
Lab journals play a powerful role in both the academic and spiritual growth of students. As homeschool parents, we can foster curiosity, reflection, and intentionality in young learners. A lab journal not only accomplishes these goals but also serves as a record-keeping tool. Join veteran homeschooling mom and The Mystery of Science author, Karri Iverson, as she demonstrates how lab journals help prepare students for higher level courses, while recognizing God's design and order in nature.
Mar. 6, 2026
In this workshop, we will discuss the steps to take to get started and enroll in credit classes at JCCC. We will share helpful information about course placement options; including free assessment testing for JCCC students. We will also further discuss Excel in CTE (formerly SB 155) courses that allows JCCC to waive tuition for high school students who meet our Kansas residency requirements and are enrolled in any tiered career technical class. This workshop will be led by Rhiannon Minster, JCCC Admissions Recruiter, and three JCCC Counselors, Heather Bratton, Denise Filley, and Emily Ziegler, who work specifically with homeschool students.
Mar. 7, 2026
Are you gearing up for the high school years or maybe already in the trenches? Need help in creating a transcript? Have questions on how to calculate the GPA? Join our High School workshop where we will cover graduation requirements for Missouri, transcripts, GPA, dual enrollment, what happens at 16, scholarships, etc. See you there.
Mar. 7, 2026
In an era of digital noise and mounting social pressure, the teen years have never been more pivotal or more precarious. How do we help young learners develop a clear sense of identity and purpose? This workshop moves beyond "dollars and cents" to foster an investment mindset that permeates a student's relationships, values, commitments, and future career. Adam Zingg, CFA, "leverages" 11 years of collegiate teaching experience to show how homeschool families can incorporate key concepts from business and economics, to strengthen your teen's life choices. Whether you are a veteran homeschooler or just starting the high school journey, you'll gain practical strategies to help your teen navigate complex decisions with the decisiveness of an entrepreneur.
