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1. Teaching Hard History with Beautiful Books by Amber O’Neal Johnston – www.heritagemom.com
Amber writes, “Home educators are more motivated now than ever to have meaningful conversations with their children about our country’s complicated past and the forces that shaped our society today. But most of us never learned about the tough topics in school, and the books traditionally read in homeschool circles rarely provide much assistance. During our time together, we’ll discuss how to approach hard history in our classrooms with honesty and compassion in an age-appropriate way.”
2. Leading Effective Colloquia by Rachel DeMille – https://tjed.org
Do book discussions intimidate you? Do you want to do more than just “discuss the book” in your classroom? Join us as Rachel introduces the tools for a quality colloquium. Learn how to become conversant in the language of the classics and inspire students to achieve excellence in any subject (in their own time and in their own way). This methodology will help you lead quality colloquium every time.
3. Principle-Centered Learning Skills by Audrey Rindlisbacher – https://www.audreyrindlisbacher.com/
Audrey brings everything together in this final session by teaching us about Principle-Centered Learning Skills. These include tools such as annotating efficiently, preparing to read effectively, and recognizing principles as we read. We will also learn more about holding inspiring book discussions and asking great questions. Audrey’s years of experience teaching, speaking, and writing will benefit all of us greatly in our classroom endeavors.
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