Mary Biesinger spoke at our conference on mentoring your children in their life missions. Her presentation slides are below the video. Description: From the time I knew God wanted me to homeschool my children, I felt the weight of seeking principles that would help me individualize their education in a way that would help them […]

Quin Denning shares his educational story from a youth, to being homeschooled, to starting his own school. Listen to his fascinating story.  

Former state school board member Mark Cluff, spoke at our 2014 conference on the Sudbury school model. If you’re unfamiliar with this type of school, this is definitely not your traditional public school methodology. However, it does bear consideration for producing entrepreneurs at 14 times the rate that public schools do per graduate. Students learn […]

Loy Brunson spoke at our 2014 ABE conference on the Constitution’s interpretation clause. His new booklet is being published by the Skousen Center for Constitutional Studies. This new booklet is the first publication in U.S. history to identify (and explain) Amendment IX as “The Interpretation Clause” and “The Governing Clause” of the Constitution. Bio: Loy […]

Neil Flinders, author of Teach the Children, an Agency Approach to Education, spoke at our 2014 conference on the topic of “The Anatomy of Educational Philosophy: Roots of Factionalism in American Education.” His speech included: What agency is and why it is important. How Custodialism emerged and gained control of American education. Fundamental assumptions that […]

Kristen Chevrier speaks at our 2013 conference on starting homeschooling.  

Aneladee Milne speaks on the topic of Commonwealth schools at our 2013 conference.  

Here is Pamela Openshaw’s presentation at the 2013 ABE Conference on the topic of the role of government in education.