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birth -
8 years

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LDS-HEA HomeSchool Conference
September 10, 2005,
Salt Palace, Salt Lake City UT

KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Barbara B. Smith
Former General President
of the Relief Society
“The Sacred Teaching Role of Mothers and Fathers”

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Why Latter-day Saints Homeschool
Parents who want to strengthen their families know they must have more time with their children and they must protect them from false teachings and toxic or dangerous social situations. Home school makes it happen!    --more--


Homeschooling from the Inside Out
Home schooling begins with an examination of the family: Who are we? What are our individual and collective strengths, talents, desires? What do we need to learn? How can we serve? How can we continually upgrade? --more--

A Saintly Education
You can hold a textbook-based, secular classroom school in your home, or you can give your children something much better -- a Saintly education. That means every study begins with what the prophets and the scriptures have to say about the subject.

Socialization
Latter-day Saints home school because it's the best thing to do for their children and because they want to strengthen the family.  The socialization gained at public schools today can be measured by walking the halls of a jr. high or visiting a high school assembly.  There is no better socializing organization than the family.  

Getting Into College
Colleges love home-schooled students because those students are self- motivated and have a desire to learn. In fact, many colleges actively recruit homeschoolers. And there are also many good alternatives to college. 

The State and the Family
The struggle has always between the individual vs. the state, as people given power almost always move toward unrighteous dominion.  Families must maintain their God-given right and responsibility to direct the education of their children.

 

 

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