VIDEO: How to Keep Education from Going Secular

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Session 16

Anne ElliottSPEAKER: Anne Elliott

DESCRIPTION: As we start to wrap up the conference, we’ll take a look at the advice Scripture gives to parents, to prevent our homeschools from taking a secular humanist position.

DATE/TIME: Friday, August 11 — 1:00 PM Eastern

I have seven children, five of which are being homeschooled this year (grades 2, 4, 7, 10, 11), as well as two adult children. I’ve been married for 24 years, and we live in central Michigan, where my husband is helping to start a Sabbath fellowship. I am the creator and founder of HomeschoolingTorah.

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