Jack Chambless:  Homeschool Conference Speaker and Workshop Leader Details

Where Have You Gone, Davy Crockett?
Professor Chambless will examine the U.S. Constitution as it pertains to government's right to spend tax dollars, and the evolution in how the "general welfare clause" is interpreted. An examination of the events and ideas that set the stage for our current movement towards socialistic spending policies will be addressed in detail. This is a mustsee for parents who want their children to understand the difference
between Christian giving and the concept of forced giving.

Is Socialism America's Destiny?
If your child desires to live in a nation that celebrates the Godgiven right to life, liberty and property, this presentation will be most useful. Professor Chambless will explore recent historical developments in taxes, government spending, regulations, private property rights and civil liberties to help parents construct a model of economic thought helping kids of all ages understand the proper role of government in an
economy meant to be based on individual liberty and capitalism. 

Economic Myths that Threaten America – What Every Home-Schooled Student Must Know
Examine the major fallacies of economics that has contributed to the erosion of free markets and liberty in America and strategies for helping students learn how to educate other Americans on free market principles.

How to Teach the Basics of Supply and Demand to Anyone!
Join Professor Jack Chambless for a lively, humorous workshop that teaches parents how to make markets come alive in their classroom and turn all of their students into experts on how and why markets work best when interfered with least.
 

• Professor of economics at Valencia Community College, Orlando, Florida, since 1991.
• Served at Valencia Community College as the the Patricia Whalen Chair in Social Science in 1999 and 2004.
• Has appeared on CNBC's Inside Opinion, FoxNews Europe and Your World with Neal Cavuto (FoxNews), The Neal Boortz Show, the BBC, National Public Radio and The Jim Hightower Show.
• Has been published in The Wall Street Journal and The University of Miami Law Review, amongst other publications.
• His work has been cited in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, U.S. News & World Report, Reason Magazine, The Foreign Press Review, The Atlanta Journal & Constitution, The Detroit News, The British Caledonian Press and other publications.
• Contributing writer: The Orlando Sentinel
• Policy advisor for The Heartland Institute
• Author: An Applied Approach to Microeconomics
• Author: An Applied Approach to Macroeconomics