Wednesday, July 8
Homeschool: Program Overview/Implementation
Presented By:
Primary: Michelle Tefertiller (MP), Dianna Kennedy, Lindsay England
Grammar: Tanya Charlton (MP), Christy Buss, Amanda Lang
Upper School: Paul Schaeffer (MP), Sarah Kaye, Dorinda McCourt
Language After the Forms: What to Do Next?
Presented By: Paul Schaeffer and Sarah Kaye
Watch SessionHow to be a Lifelong Learner
Presented By: Jessica Phillips
Watch SessionYou Belong! Homeschooling Struggling Students & Children with Special Needs
Presented By: Cheryl Swope, M.Ed.
Are you wondering whether your child’s needs qualify you to attend a Simply Classical session? Join us! Wherever you are on this journey, we are ready to help. Whether your child’s needs are mild or profound, newly emerging or long-standing, invisible or obvious, we invite you to attend. You belong! Receive our new list of Top 12 Tips for Homeschooling Struggling Students & Special Needs. Bring your questions. We will leave time to answer questions and give you the resources you need for support beyond the session
watch recording Presenter handoutsMild Special Needs are Real Special Needs
Presented By: Jennifer Tutwiler
Join a veteran homeschool mother of 7 for insight on navigating the unique challenges of homeschooling a struggling learner. How can you tell if your child’s struggles are actually mild special needs? When are modifications enough? When is a different approach needed? We’ll answer these questions, cover common pitfalls, talk about meeting the needs of multiple children, and give you ways to shore up weaknesses while supporting your child’s strengths.
watch recordingHow to Teach Readiness with Special Needs
Presented By: Christine Howieson
No matter your child’s chronological age, sometimes you just need to begin at the beginning! In this session you will receive tips and tricks for teaching resources from the Readiness Levels of the Simply Classical Curriculum with an experienced homeschooling mother who has taught from all three levels. Join us for information and Q&A on these Simply Classical resources:
- Level A: Readiness, Rhythm, & Rhyme
- Level B: Essentials, Etiquette, & Ear Training
- Level C: Animals, Alphabet, & Aesop
How to Teach Primary with Special Needs
Presented By: Christine Howieson
Before a child begins studying the liberal arts, he needs the basics. Simply Classical Primary Levels offer resources for strengthening reading, spelling, writing, and arithmetic while giving him enriching art, music, literature, science, and history. Learn tips and tricks for teaching resources from the Primary Levels of the Simply Classical Curriculum with an experienced homeschooling mother who has taught from all of these levels:
- Level 1: Sentences, Sums, & Stories
- Level 2: Comprehension, Calculations, & Character
- Level 3: Literature, Latin, & Liberty