Speaker Bio
Jeannie Fulbright is a veteran homeschool mom whose four children graduated from the University of Georgia on scholarship. She is the author of Apologia’s elementary science curriculum and the publisher of many other Charlotte Mason style curricula and tools. For more than twenty years, she has dedicated her life to writing and speaking for the edification of the homeschool community.
Speaker Workshops
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Excellence Without Sacrifice
Charlotte Mason, considered one of the foremost educators of the 20th Century, founded her philosophy through years of research drawing from the brilliant minds that led The Enlightenment. Charlotte Mason’s principles are designed to give children the very best education, employing methodologies that are proven in modern science to be those which ensure a child develops in every area—intellectually, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. In this talk, Jeannie shares the top tenets of a Charlotte Mason education and how you can easily implement this superior style of learning in your home school.
Nature Study: A Game Changer
In this hurried, harried world filled with endless technology, gaming, screens, and scrolling, it’s time to give our children an intimate familiarity with the outdoor world.
Nature study is the foundation for scientific observation and thinking, and its benefits on the human body are well documented with proven research. Yet, implementing nature study can feel overwhelming and complicated.
In this talk, Jeannie shares tips that will equip you with everything you need to make nature study effortless and fruitful for your family.
How to Develop Self-Motivated Children
The tools for developing self-sufficient, self-motivated, eager learners are often neglected in today’s overparented generation. Sadly, the way we parent often results in the opposite: overwhelmed, unmotivated, anxious, unhappy learners. In this talk, Jeannie shares modern research along with wisdom from the past to equip you with the tools you need to help your children develop self-motivation in an organic, curiosity-driven environment.
ADHD Homeschooling with Success
With two of four children diagnosed with ADHD, Jeannie discovered several methodologies that smooth the way and create the ideal learning environment for the whole family.
Both of her ADHD children went to UGA on scholarship, were on the Dean’s List, and graduated with Computer Science degrees. In this talk, Jeannie shares the most effective methods for successfully homeschooling your ADHD children to ensure a lifetime of confidence and accomplishment.
5 Steps to a Superior Science Education
Science is not about facts and data; it’s about opening up a world of wonder, unleashing curiosity and creativity, developing a love for science, and nurturing the skill of observation. In this talk, you’ll learn the 5 simple steps to providing your children with a superior science education.
