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Conference:

Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts
Thursday - Saturday
Apr. 21 through 23, 2022

MA-2022 Masshope Planting with a Purpose (Isaiah 61:3)

Presented by: Massachusetts Homeschool Organization of Parent Educators
Recording ID: 2022-ALL
Original Price: $202.50
Set Price: $99.00

Complete convention set 2022 MassHOPE

When you purchase this set you have access to all of the sessions that were recorded at the 2022 MassHOPE convention for your personal use. Each message is copyrighted by the speaker- all right reserved. (You don't need to click on any of the individual session recordings- this has them all.)

Show Included Sessions
Sessions Included In This Set: 22- AWhy Homeschool? by: Deborah Wuehler22- BReady, Set, Go! by: Susan Jacobsen22- CThe Cost of NOT Homeschooling by: Deborah Wuehler22-01Homeschooling Reimagined by: Connie Albers22-02What is a Leader? by: Paul Hastings22-06Laying a Foundation for Reading Comprehension in the Preschool Years by: Faith Berens22-07Tools for Leadership by: Paul Hastings22-10Education: Why the Teacher Should be YOU! by: Deborah Wuehler22-11Succeeding with science instruction on the high school level by: Diane Speed22-12Leadership = Influence: Leadership Skills for Everyone by: Jonathan Brush22-13To Teach or NOT to Teach: A Simple Plan from Preschool to Graduation by: Kim Sorgius22-14Building a Solid Math Foundation by: Suzanne Fenton22-15Phonemic Awareness: The Missing Ingredient in Reading Instruction by: Faith Berens22-16Ask: The Critical Importance of Questions by: Jonathan Brush22-17SOS! How to Homeschool Students with Special Needs by: Faith Berens22-18How to help your children write stories that reach people's hearts by: Carol Robb22-19Math Myths, Math Anxiety, and Math Learning Challenges by: Suzanne Fenton22-20Five Things Every Parent Should Know About Homeschooling High School by: Diane Speed22-21The Framework You Need to Make Sense of the World and Your Place in It by: Jonathan Brush22-22Five Things God Says About Loving Your Siblings by: Kim Sorgius22-23Do You Have All That You Need? by: Deborah Wuehler22-24Literature: Social and aesthetic nourishment for homeschool students by: Roy Speed22-25Strong Fatherhood for Dads by: Paul Hastings22-26The Importance of Taking Action and Doing Real Things by: Jonathan Brush22-27Remain Steadfast During High School by: Connie Albers22-28You CAN Be a Great Math Teacher by: Suzanne Fenton22-29How to Teach Your Child to Learn Independently by: Kim Sorgius22-30Reading Difficulties: Remediation Strategies and Techniques, part 1 by: Faith Berens22-31How to Really Change the World and Make Sure Your Life Has Meaning by: Jonathan Brush22-32The Higher Calling of Fatherhood by: Paul Hastings22-33Homeschooling My Autistic Child – Can I? How? by: Julie Garber22-35Three skills every student needs for college by: Diane Speed22-36Plan: Taking the Overwhelm Out of Homeschool Planning by: Kim Sorgius22-37Rules Minus Relationship Create Rebellion by: Connie Albers22-38Homeschooling Through Hardship by: Deborah Wuehler22-39Reading Difficulties: Remediation Strategies and Techniques, part 2 by: Faith Berens22-40Entrepreneurship 101 by: Paul Hastings22-41Family Study: Helping Kids and Teens Grow in Faith by: Kim Sorgius22-42Helping Students with Sensory Processing Challenges Learn Successfully by: Julie Garber22-43Fractions: Misunderstood by Most by: Suzanne Fenton22-44Five things about writing most students are never taught by: Roy Speed22-45Rebuilding Western Civilization: A Call to a Bigger Vision by: Jonathan Brush22-46Teach Kids How to Create a Positive Social Footprint by: Connie Albers22-47Homeschooling the Rebel by: Deborah Wuehler22-48High School at Home for Teens with Special Needs by: Faith Berens 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: 22- A
Thursday;
Apr. 21, 2022
$4.50

When you welcome a little baby into your family, you have begun the journey called home education. From their first breath to their first step to their first book read and all the way to that first milestone of graduation; learning doesn’t end. In this workshop, we look at when education begins and who is responsible for teaching. We also cover the history of homeschooling, true socialization, individualized instruction, rewards of obedience, and many Scriptures related to successful home education.

ID: 22- B
Thursday;
Apr. 21, 2022
$4.50

Are you ready to run the race set before you? As in any race or journey, the better informed you are, the better the experience. Whether you’ve already made the decision to home school, or are still sitting on the fence, come learn more about homeschooling and requirements here in Massachusetts. Susan will address a few of the most frequently asked questions and address common concerns of parents just getting started. She hopes her practical advice will leave you informed and encouraged as you begin one of the most important adventures you’ll ever take – the journey of homeschooling your children.

ID: 22- C
Thursday;
Apr. 21, 2022
$4.50

What is wrong with our society today? How did we get here? We actually raised up these generations to be exactly where we are. We believe the Bible clearly states that God has given parents the responsibility to teach and train their own children. This workshop goes over many of the Scriptures related to this as well as showing the end result of not obeying these commands. It only takes one generation to lose our children and their children for generations to come. But the blessings abound when we obey God’s commands and keep His children Home Where They Belong.

ID: 22-01
Friday;
Apr. 22, 2022
$4.50

Homeschooling is the fastest growing educational model in the country, with millions of students doing at-home learning. Yet, peer bullying, classroom chaos, outdated learning environments, and online opportunities make leadership and families reimagine the possibilities of homeschooling. Veteran homeschool mother of five and trusted leader addresses the long-term benefits of staying the course. Connie Albers offers encouragement wrapped in humor from her 35 years of parenting and uses real-life stories as she paints pictures of possibilities for your homeschool success.

ID: 22-05
Friday;
Apr. 22, 2022
$4.50

Are you ready to run the race set before you? As in any race or journey, the better informed you are, the better the experience. Whether you’ve already made the decision to homeschool, or are still sitting on the fence, come learn more about homeschooling and requirements here in Massachusetts. Susan will address a few of the most frequently asked questions and address common concerns of parents just getting started. She hopes her practical advice will leave you informed and encouraged as you begin one of the most important adventures you’ll ever take – the journey of homeschooling your children.

In this session, Faith discusses the ultimate goal of reading instruction: comprehension. She also explores various types of thinking and processing skills required for proficient comprehension. Faith shares tips, techniques, and strategies for developing the vocabulary of very young, as well as good habits of mind in order to lay a solid foundation for comprehension with our wee ones (up to age 5).

If Godly children are the answer to the evils of the future, then Godly parents are the answer to who should teach them. What do Godly parent/teachers look like? God desires parents that will teach the next generation not only academically, but most importantly, biblically. The outcome is good for the society, the church, the student, and our future generations. The best teacher that cares about your children and their future as much as you do—is you! Deborah reminds homeschoolers that they are making the best educational choice possible as they keep their children Home Where They Belong.

Parents are often surprised when their homeschooled teen becomes unmotivated, angry, or uncooperative. — Up to that point, homeschooling had been a magical learning adventure marked by self-directed learning and effortless discovery. Parents wonder What happened? — What did I do wrong? This workshop will address common challenges when homeschooling high school: motivation, attitude, puberty, achieving high school requirements, and more. It will also provide solutions and insights that produce real results and homeschool success.