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This was my first e-vent-thoroughly enjoyed the speaker and content. Wonderful to be able to ask questions.—Iris, CA

Our Speakers

HSLDA’s @home e•vents program showcases speakers who are experts in their fields and often leaders in the homeschool community. They’ve been in your shoes and want to come alongside you in your journey to enhance your family’s homeschooling experience! Our speakers possess the breadth of experience, talent, and enthusiasm suited for encouraging you and equipping you with relevant tools.

Past e•vents have included presentations by well-known authors and speakers, such as Andrew Pudewa, Lou Priolo, Dr. Jay Wile, Jeff Myers, and Hal and Melanie Young, as well as experienced homeschooling parents and homeschool graduates. HSLDA staff speakers have included President J. Michael Smith, Chairman Michael P. Farris, many other attorneys, and some of our Special Needs, High School, and Early Years coordinators, such as Dianne Craft, Vicki Bentley, Becky Cooke, and Diane Kummer.

Amy Raybould

Amy Raybould graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Economics from Liberty University and is currently completing her Master of Business Administration. During her studies, Amy has assisted in teaching all age groups ranging from four years old to undergraduate and graduate college students. She currently resides in New Jersey where she is able to be an example of Christ’s love to her friends and family. She has worked for Liberty University Online as the Director of Academic Advising and is currently working for TD Bank as a Credit Analyst.

E•vents

12/20/2010 (9PM EST): Understanding Macroeconomics—A Life Skill

If your high school student has listened to the news lately, he’s heard about unemployment rates, inflation rates, interest rates, consumer confidence, and consumer spending (just to name a few). Do you want your teen to have a better understanding of these issues? Economic concepts may seem unconnected to everyday life, but familiarity with them can better equip your student to understand his world and make informed decisions.

Join Amy Raybould to learn why a course in macroeconomics might be a good choice for your high school student, and also why your student might want to take the AP Macroeconomics exam. Amy is a business economics graduate from Liberty University and is pursuing her master’s degree in business administration. She is also the classroom teacher for PHC Prep’s AP Macroeconomics course. In “Understanding Macroeconomics—A Life Skill,” come and learn how studying macroeconomics can benefit your teen’s future!

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Non-Member Price: $10.95

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Teaching: Subjects : Economics Family: Pre-Teens and Teens Speaker: Raybould, Amy

7/28/2011 (7:52 PM EST): Discovering AP Microeconomics

Getting ready for college is a challenge, but your teen can get a head start by signing up for Patrick Henry College Preparatory Academy's Advanced Placement courses! In this free webinar, you will hear from economics teacher Amy Raybould about PHC Prep's AP Microeconomics course. Get your high school student prepared for supply and demand, product markets, and how the government is involved! Amy will present a basic rundown of the course, the expected amount of work required, and answer participant questions so you can find out if this class is right for your teen. You'll also discover how this course will help your teen learn to view economics through a biblical lens. If your teen is self-motivated and hard working, sign up today to find out more! Please note that this class is for the fall semester only (August 29-December 16, 2011).

Member Price: Free
Non-Member Price: Free!

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