YOU, not them.

This style of education functions on INSPIRATION, not force.

To be an inspiring mentor, we parents must lead by example.

These parent classes are designed to help you do just that.


Download the registration form on our Scholar Projects page to sign up.


The Gathering: A discussion group

For parents who need to gain a "Love of Learning" phase and are interested in learning about Thomas Jefferson Education principles.

Through discussion of literature and classics, the basics of mentoring, inspiring and developmental phases will be covered.

We promise, it will be fun!

This class meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7pm.


Fees:
Members: Free
Non-members: $20 for the whole year


Freedom Project

This class is like our Key of Liberty project, but for adults. Begin developing your scholar skills while gaining an important understanding of the Founding of our nation.

Sign up by August 14th to received a copy of 5,000 Year Leap for $5.

Join us for a scholar project focused on the Founding Documents of the United States and the Revolutionary War Era of American History. Join us twice a month for discussion, lecture and workshop.

Participants will gain:
* An introduction to the Language of Freedom
* Understanding of the role of government
* Inspiration to influence the cause of Liberty

Books discussed:
* 5,000 Year Leap by Cleon Skousen
* John Adams by David McCullough
* The Real George Washington by A. Jay Parry
* The Law by Frederick Bastiat
* Making of American by Cleon Skousen
* What is Seen and What is Not Seen by Frederick Bastiat
* And There Was Light by Jacques Lusseyran
* Bridge at Andau by James Michener

Dates:
1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 7pm
Beginning in September 1, 2009
2 semesters

Fees:
ALA members: Free
Non-members: $20/semester


5 Pillar Tutorial

Are you ready to really jump in and get your scholar phase? This is the class for you! This challenging class meets once per week and will set you firmly on the path to becoming a self-directed scholar. This class will also cover important aspects of educational philosophy and mentoring.

Fees:
Members: Free
Non-members: $50 per semester

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