Aug. 18, 2009
HSLDA UPDATE
| Family Resists Intrusive Request for Personal Information
How to Help Smart Students Who Hate to Write
Subscribe to the Early Years Newsletter
Campers Hone International Skills
Home School Heartbeat: The CRC and Gun Rights
Next Week on @home e-vents
1. Colorado: Family Resists Intrusive Request for Personal Information
A member family contacted Home School Legal Defense Association after public school officials requested they file a notice of intent with more information than the law requires. Read more >>
2. How to Help Smart Students Who Hate to Write
Does your child hate to write? He could have dysgraphia, one of the most common learning glitches and possibly the most overlooked. A child can be above grade level in reading but still have dysgraphia, if the act of writing is tortuous and illegible. Read more >>
3. Subscribe to the Early Years Newsletter
HSLDA is here for you as you embark upon your incredible homeschooling journey! Every month our Early Years coordinator answers questions, offers encouragement, provides tips and resources about home educating pre-school through middle school.
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4. Campers Hone International Skills
Instructing students in a greater understanding of global issues and international diplomacy was the primary goal of the International Relations Teen Leadership Camp at Patrick Henry College. Read more >>
5. Home School Heartbeat: The CRC and Gun Rights
By submitting to laws of the UNs Convention on the Rights of the Child, the United States will be obligated to uphold other public policies endorsed by that entity. The unseen effect of this is that parents and homeschool families will lose authority and right. Find out more from Michael Farris on this week's program. Read more >>
6. Coming up on @home e-vents
Did you know that under a new Missouri law, compulsory attendance now extends to age 17 unless a child has earned 16 high school credits? On Tuesday, August 25, at 3:00 (ET), HSLDA attorney Scott Woodruff will explain what a credit really is for homeschoolers and how they can earn one. Learn ways to adapt your record-keeping and college preparation to this new development. Dont fall behind the curve on this important change in the law!
Woodruff will allow time to take your specific questions regarding this law change. Time permitting, Woodruff will also walk through other aspects of homeschool law for those who are relatively new to homeschooling in Missouri. (This is a members-only e-vent.)
Then, continue to broaden your homeschool horizons on Tuesday, August 25, at 9:00 p.m. (ET). Dr. James Stobaugh addresses the significance of literature in a home education program and articulates the importance of learning to analyze literature for effective college preparation and for the establishment of a firm apologetics foundation.
If you need some guidance through the choppy waters of college admissions, join HSLDAs High School coordinators Becky Cooke and Diane Kummer on Wednesday, August 26, at 1:00 p.m. (ET) for some homeschool-specific advice. Learn to navigate the college admissions processincluding narrowing the selection of colleges, filling out college applications, applying for financial aid, and discerning whether your child is prepared for college spiritually, academically, and emotionally.
Dr. James Stobaugh joins us again on Thursday, August 27, at 9:00 p.m. (ET) to overview appropriate writing goals and objectives from pre-K to college. Learn to balance teaching writing skills with nurturing the heart to develop a capable student, ready and able to articulate with eloquence.
Tune in to this weeks @home e-vents to find encouragement and inspiration for helping your children grow and learn at home!
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