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Conference:

Worcester, MA
Friday & Saturday
Apr. 26 through 27, 2019

MA - 2019 MassHOPE Christian Homeschool & Family Discipleship Convention

Presented by: Massachusetts Homeschool Organization of Parent Educators
Recording ID: 19-00
Original Price: $297.00
Set Price: $99.00

Complete Convention Set all available recordings

This set will allow you to download any or all of the available sessions from the 2019 MassHOPE convention (for personal use only). One purchase will give you access to this great resource for years to come.

Show Included Sessions
Sessions Included In This Set: 19-01This, We Believe! by: Todd Wilson19-02Ten Lessons I Learned on the Way to Jail by: Zan Tyler19-03Reckoning with Truth (Teens) by: Eric Ludy19-04Embracing the Struggle: Encouragement for Weary Educators by: Brian Phillips19-05Developing a Plan for High School: Sample Four Year Plans by: Heather Frommak19-06Building a Solid Math Foundation by: Allison Fitzgibbon19-07Raising G-rated Sons in an R-rated World by: Joe Tyler19-08Homeschooling: Seven Steps to a Great Start by: Jessica Mura19-09Lies Homeschoolers Believe by: Todd Wilson19-10Lineage of Majesty (Teens) by: Eric Ludy19-11Motivate Your Child by: Dr. Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller, R.N.19-12Laying a Foundation for Reading Comprehension in the Preschool Years by: Faith Berens19-13Why All Our Students Must Study Shakespeare by: Roy Speed19-14Nature's Secrets in Our Backyards and Beyond… by: Kathy Dunfee19-15Reliability of Scripture (Teen) by: Paul Jordan19-16Happy at Home: Four Elements of a Superb Preschool Experience by: Zan Tyler19-17Charting Your Way through High School for College, Workforce, or Military by: Heather Frommak19-18Teaching Struggling Learners at Home: Nuts & Bolts for Success, Part 1 by: Krisa Winn19-19Math That Adds Up: It's Not Just About Numbers by: Sharon Fisher19-20The Importance of Teaching Art to Your Child by: Monique Pappas19-21What to Do When Your Plan Doesn't Go According to Plan by: Todd Wilson19-22How To Remove a Foundation with a Squirt Gun (Teen) by: Paul Jordan19-23Christ among the Pagans: Christians and Classical Education by: Brian Phillips19-24HLEP! My Kid Can't Spel! by: Faith Berens19-25Beyond the Five-Paragraph Essay by: Roy Speed19-26Raising Courageous Kids to Confront a Sexualized Culture by: John Lowrey19-28Talk with Me: How Conversation Stimulates Learning by: Zan Tyler19-29Cultivating Our Relationship with Christ (Teen) by: Paul Jordan19-30Honor: The Key that Helps Our Kids Excel by: Dr. Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller, R.N.19-31Essential Skills for Teens: Study and Time Management by: Heather Frommak19-32Teaching Struggling Learners at Home: Nuts & Bolts for Success, Part 2 by: Krisa Winn19-33Reading Between the Lines by: Sharon Fisher19-34Raising William Wallace: Parenting with an Epic Outcome in Mind by: Eric Ludy19-35Homeschooling - A Revival Movement by: Zan Tyler19-36Help! I'm Married to a Homeschool Mom by: Todd Wilson19-37Ten Simple Proofs (Teens) by: Eric Ludy19-38Understanding Attitudes in Children and How to Change Them by: Dr. Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller, R.N.19-39High School Transcript Clinic: Practical Help and Tips by: Heather Frommak19-40Deists or Devout? The Founders, Faith, and Freedom by: Andrew Frye19-41Becoming a Tech-Confident Parent by: John Lowrey19-42Homeschooling: Seven Steps to a Great Start by: Jessica Mura19-43Raising Children to be Intentional Christians in a by: Zan Tyler19-44The Power to Do It: Exchanging Failure for Victory in Your Daily Christian Life (Teen) by: Eric Ludy19-45The Classical Educator as Lifelong Learner by: Brian Phillips19-46Reading Difficulties: Remediation Strategies and Techniques, Part 1 by: Faith Berens19-47Grammar for the Real World by: Roy Speed19-48Lighting a Fire vs. Filling a Bucket: The Heart of a Charlotte Mason Education by: Kathy Dunfee19-49You CAN be a Great Math Teacher by: Allison Fitzgibbon19-50Don't Tell Me What You Believe…LIVE It! by: Todd Wilson19-51Veritas: Defending Truth in a Postmodern Age (Teens) by: Andrew Frye19-52There's Hope! Understanding the Roadmap to Help Kids Thrive by: Dr. Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller, R.N.19-53Extracurricular Activities: Jazz Up Your High School Program by: Heather Frommak19-55How to Get Your Family Excited About Science by: Sharon Fisher19-56Connecticut Homeschooling: A Look to the Future by: 19-58Logos - A Reasoned Faith (Teens) by: Andrew Frye19-59Trivium & Trinity: Classical Education Beyond Dorothy Sayers by: Brian Phillips19-60Reading Difficulties: Remediation Strategies and Techniques, Part 2 by: Faith Berens19-61Teaching Math to Struggling Learners by: Krisa Winn19-62Teaching Writing Simplified by: Sharon Fisher19-63Fractions: Misunderstood by Most by: Allison Fitzgibbon19-64Canon: Understanding the supernatural construction of the Scriptures by: Eric Ludy19-65Reaping the Whirlwind: Darwin, Scopes, & Evolution in History (Teens) by: Andrew Frye19-66Dealing with ADD: A Heart-Based Approach by: Joanne Miller, R.N., Dr. Scott Turansky19-67God Uses Our Weaknesses and Limitations as Homeschool Moms by: Zan Tyler19-68The College Admissions Process: The Homeschool Student's Guide by: Heather Frommak19-69Leaving a Legacy: The Vision of the Homeschool Dad and Husband by: Joe Tyler 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.

Motivation is often an area of struggle in family life. Children tend to either be unmotivated, creating stress for parents or “over-motivated” earning the label of “strong-willed.” Come learn about the internal motivation system in your child’s heart and gain tools for guiding that motivation in the right direction. If you’re frustrated or discouraged with the typical reward and punishment strategies, you’ll find this heart- based, practical session to be inspiring and hopeful. Handout: https://masshope.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Turansky-Miller_1.pdf

Many families have a strong emphasis on obedience, but God instructs children to learn to obey and honor. Come take a closer look at the biblical concept of honor. Honor is a relationship term that can change the culture in a home, teaching kids to consider the needs of others and take initiative to go beyond what’s expected. Learn how honor changes a person and how to help your child rise to new levels of maturity. Handout: https://masshope.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Turansky-Miller_5.pdf

Grumbling, sarcasm, huffing, sighing, slouching, rolling eyes,… yes we all see that stuff all too often but what’s the best way to address these subtle (or not so subtle) forms of resistance? Children can have bad attitudes about instructions, authority, schoolwork, and even about the family life itself. We know that treating the symptoms is not enough. Come join us for a heart-based look at attitudes and some practical tools for helping kids change from the inside out. Handout: https://masshope.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Turansky-Miller_2.pdf

All children struggle, some academically, some socially, and many in their relationships at home. Although each child is unique and special, God has answers to the challenges they face. Come take a closer look at how God changes people and learn to apply the same principles to the parent-child relationship. You will be encouraged and equipped as you understand the roadmap to change and the practical tools necessary. Find courage and hope as these heart-based strategies resonate with your heart. Handout: https://masshope.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Turansky-Miller_3.pdf

Do you suspect your child is struggling with ADD? Maybe it’s confirmed, or maybe not but you just know. Join us and receive hope and encouragement through hands on practical, biblical tools to help your child thrive. You’ll learn to raise the character threshold enabling your child to do the right thing. Receive an Action Plan Worksheet with steps to develop a unique plan for your child. You’ll leave this session with the hope and encourage you desperately need. Handout: https://masshope.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Turansky-Miller_4.pdf

Conference:

Harrisburg, PA Farm Show Complex
Friday & Saturday
May. 8 through 9, 2015

PA-2015 Plans to Give You Hope

Presented by: Christian Homeschool Association of Pennsylvania
ID: 2015-103
Friday;
May. 8, 2015
$4.50

Anger gets in the way of many relationships. Children often need training to deal with the emotion of anger and God has several helpful strategies in the Bible. In this session parents learn practical ideas that help children change their behavior, adjust their hearts, and even go a step further to become peacemakers as well. In this session parents will discover how to become counselors or coaches instead of a policemen when helping children deal with anger.

Parents who have challenging children need specific tools for working with these kids. This session offers hope and encouragement to parents who desperately need it. In this session parents will understand how raising the character threshold can help kids do the right thing. Attendees will learn to use an Action Plan Worksheet to develop a unique plan for their child. Parents gain hope and encourage by learning a biblical plan to work with a challenging child.

ID: 2015-108
Friday;
May. 8, 2015
$4.50

Learn the difference between a heart-based approach to child training and simple behavior modification. Although commonly practiced, behavior modification has significant weaknesses. A heart-based approach reaches children in ways that address their tendencies, motivations, and patterns in life. It's so much more powerful and the practical tools shared in this session will give great insight into the makeup of a child and how kids change. Five points will be shared to help the parent develop a heart-based strategy for any child.

One of the most discouraging challenges parents face has to do with the bickering and fighting between their children. In this session parents will learn three roadblocks to sibling harmony and the three honor-based solutions from God's Word. Parents will gain greater confidence for dealing with sibling conflict, understand how to deal with common concerns like tattling and competition, and learn more about honor and how it can change the dynamic in their family.

Many children don't know how to respond properly to correction. After all, correction is one of God's tools for learning. Unfortunately many children blame, defend, rationalize and justify their behavior. Furthermore, many parents view correction as an interruption to their days, not realizing the teaching opportunities present. When parents have a heart-based plan for correction they can help children develop good patterns for the rest of their lives.

Attitudes affect much of our lives, including the relationships we have in the home. Sometimes children have bad attitudes about instructions, authority, schoolwork, or even about the family itself. Unfortunately, many parents focus only on the behavior and don't help children deal with the underlying heart issues. Learn to recognize thinking errors that lead to bad attitudes, see why it's important to address emotions in the family. In this session, parents will learn proactive and corrective strategies for addressing bad attitudes in family life.

Conference:

Atlanta, GA
Thursday - Saturday
Jun. 5 through 7, 2014

2014 GHEA Annual Conference

Presented by: Georgia Home Education Association

Many families have a strong emphasis on obedience and their kids do quite well, but God instructs children to learn to obey and honor. This session unpacks the biblical concept of honor in practical terms. God uses the term honor in nine different commands. Honor is a relationship term that can change the culture in your home, teaching kids to consider the needs of others and take initiative to go beyond what’s expected. Parents will learn how honor changes people and how to give children a vision for growing in this area of the heart.

ID: 1421
Friday;
Jun. 6, 2014
$3.00

Learn the difference between a heart-based approach to child training and simple behavior modification. Although commonly practiced, behavior modification has significant weaknesses. A heart-based approach reaches children in ways that address their tendencies, motivations, and patterns in life. It’s so much more powerful and the practical tools shared in this session will give you great insight into the makeup of a child and how kids change. Five points will be shared to help the parent develop a heart-based strategy for any child.

ID: 1447
Saturday;
Jun. 7, 2014
$3.00

Attitudes affect much of our lives, including the relationships we have in the home. Sometimes children have bad attitudes about instructions, authority, schoolwork, or even about the family itself. Unfortunately, many parents focus only on the behavior and don’t help children deal with the underlying heart issues. Learn to recognize thinking errors that lead to bad attitudes, see why it’s important to address emotions in the family. In this session, parents will learn proactive and corrective strategies for addressing bad attitudes in family life.

Parents who have challenging children need specific tools for working with these kids. This session offers hope and encouragement to parents who desperately need it. In this session parents will understand how raising the character threshold can help kids do the right thing.

Conference:

Atlanta, GA
Tuesday - Thursday
May. 1 through 3, 2007

2007 GHEA Annual Conference

Presented by: Georgia Home Education Association
ID: 756
Tuesday;
May. 1, 2007
$4.00

All children get angry but some are out of control, leaving parents frustrated and puzzled about what to do. In this session you will learn how to help children see their anger coming on and make the necessary changes to prevent explosions. Our desire is to help children reduce the frequency and intensity of anger episodes, but also learn to be peacemakers instead of troublemakers in life. Many parents end this session saying, “I need this just as much as my children do."

Parents often think their job is done after they’ve given a consequence. Unfortunately tension often lingers in the relationship. Furthermore, many children don’t seem to make the connection between correction and life. Learning how to end the discipline time constructively can make all the difference. Walk away from this seminar with a plan to move correction from the head to the heart. This session will give you a plan for helping the child who blames, rationalizes, or justifies. Come see ways God includes hope in the discipline process.