Mrs. Inge Cannon:  Homeschool Conference Speaker and Workshop Leader Details

• Personal Development: Mentoring

Transcript Boot Camp
Do you have a junior or senior high school student at home? Are you trying to decide whether or not to homeschool through high school? Don't miss this rare opportunity to attend Inge Canon's Transcript Boot Camp, an engaging seminar designed to equip you for preparing your child for graduation. This special three-and-a-half-hour session explores transcripts, record keeping, diplomas, and much, much more!

Toddlers and Preschoolers (Ages 2-5)
Offering vital advice for these formative years, Inge's suggestions cover a wide spectrum: how to increase a toddler's attention span, which teaching methods to use and avoid, how to help prevent illness, how to encourage and channel creative tendencies, how to achieve effective character training and develop a body of preschool knowledge, how to use "devotional living" to develop spiritual understanding, and much more.

Why and How You Should Teach Your Children Etiquette
When you think of etiquette, do your thoughts focus on privilege or panic? Nothing in life can create privilege and eliminate panic more quickly than the comfortable practice of basic etiquette. Learning the proprieties of life that can bring a man before kings is a vital part of character training for every adult and child. (See Proverbs 22:29 and Daniel 1:4.) This workshop offers parents several suggestions for accomplishing that goal.

Schooling or Educating: Which Are You Doing?
Describing the unique benefits available to families who choose to home educate, this session clearly identifies the differences between bringing the traditional classroom into the home and motivating children with a discovery-oriented, interdisciplinary learning approach.

Curriculum 101: Options & Opportunities, Potholes & Pitfalls
The task of selecting the most effective curriculum for your family can seem overwhelming. But it becomes much simpler when you realize that all the available options are tied to one of only six educational approaches. When we add the three priority "commandments" to that understanding, you are well on your way to fulfilling the goals that are most important to you!

The Top 12 Opportunities and Obligations Parents Have in Mentoring Their Teens
By dictionary definition, a mentor is "a trusted counselor or guide; a tutor or coach." The commitment to homeschool during the teen years brings several opportunities and obligations to parents. This workshop outlines these and offers suggestions for resources to help you become the best mentor you child will ever know.