Enjoy some of the great homeschool conference feedback we’ve received so far, gleaned from attendee surveys. Thanks to all who attended, both online and in person!
Workshops and speakers
- “One of the workshops had four high school students answer questions from the attendees. I thought this was a great idea, and we learned a lot about how students view their homeschool years.”
- “Sonya Shafer! She was great. All her sessions were so informative and she is a great speaker.”
- “Two of the executive functioning workshops were VERY informative. I will be using those techniques in my home starting tomorrow!”
- “Loved Renton Rathbun’s breakdown of Nietzsche’s philosophy influencing Gen Z. Makes so much sense as to where people’s brains are at this point in history.”
- “The workshops are so amazing and being able to purchase the recordings so I can hear all of the ones I miss!!”
- “Got some great encouragement and tips to help me interact with my strong willed child.”
- “My favorite two speakers this year were Dr. Daniel Schwabauer on Navigating Higher Education, and Dr. Sean Dikkers. Please invite them back again! I would love to hear them over and over.”
- “I enjoyed the Gameschooling session and have added several of the recommended games to my wishlist!”
Vendor hall
- “The vendor room [was my favorite part of the conference].”
- “I love the booths and being around all the likeminded people.”
- “Curriculum shopping to see hands on [was my favorite part of the conference].”
- “We were excited to get to see vendors and have them answer our questions.”
- “The vendor hall is where I spent all my time.”
- “Curriculum Fair [was my favorite part of the conference].”
- “Heppner’s still remains one of the best vendors.”
Other conference feedback highlights
- “I also love the mentor mom’s booth. It was fun to encourage and be encouraged by other moms!”
- “First time, never been to one before and all around it was great!”
- “We are brainstorming with our co-op on ways to implement what we learned! So exciting!!”
- “I love how the mpe kids had a half day option.”
We have updated this blog post, originally published in 2016, for timeliness and detail.
