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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.

Ian Hodge

Ian Hodge, earned his Ph.D. from Whitefield Seminary in Christian Intellectual Thought. He is the author of five books, one of which is a special self-teaching program to educate young children how to read and write music by reintroducing the grammar rules of music. He has written over 200 articles on topics such as education, music, philosophy, law, economics, money and finance, and business from a Christian perspective. In addition to his career in music, he is an international business consultant applying the laws of the orchestra to business management.

E•vents

2/8/2010 (10:15 PM EST): Music in the Christian World View

Are you the parent of a student involved in music? For many children, music may be their favorite subject; they thrive and excel in such training. But others may never finish or progress further in their musical training. In fact, a large number of children simply give up and “drop out” of studying music in their teenage years. Why is this? Join author and speaker Dr. Ian Hodge as he answers this question and discusses the value and effect of music on education. Listen as he shares the ways in which music can enhance learning and the ways in which exposure to the wrong types of music can actually disrupt a child’s learning and growing process. Bring your questions and come prepared to explore world view issues relating to music, the Bible, and home education!

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