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Mrs. Christine Field: Homeschool Conference Speaker and Workshop
Leader Details
Field, Christine
Home Field Advantage P.O. Box 261 Wheaton, Illinois (IL) 60187
United States of America (US)
630-621-0949 630-752-8810 christinefield@sbcglobal.net
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APACHE 2010
HEAV 2010 2013 Southeast Homeschool Expo (SE HS Expo) (2013, GA) 2013 Alabama Homeschool Expo (2013, AL) 2012 Southeast Homeschool Expo (SE HS Expo) (2012, GA) 2012 Alabama Homeschool Expo (2012, AL) 2012 Chicago Homeschool Expo (2012, IL) 2011 Chicago Homeschool Expo (2011, IL) 2009 Chicago Homeschool Expo (2009, IL) Homeschooling for Excellence 101 Conference (Affiliated with the Chicago Homeschool Expo) (2009, IL) |
2010 21st Annual Heart of Illinois Convention for Home Educators (2010, IL) |
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In Over Your Head? What To Do When Mothering Is A Mess
Is your stress meter off the scale? Kids driving you crazy? Feel like you have more than you can manage? Take a deep breath, fix a cup of tea and listen to ways to make your life less complicated, thereby making it less stressful.
Catching the Foxes that Ruin the Vineyard
What are the small and large distractions that detract from your work in your home? Presents strategies for dealing with the common foxes of every day home life, both large and small, such as time crunchers and energy wasters.
Help for the Harried Home Schooler
Do you feel like Mom Multiplied? Balance is the key to home school sanity. This workshop gives strategies for keeping perspective on the many demands on our time and presents crucial information on how to effectively manage our personal resources.
Life Skills - Equipping Your Child For the Real World
Before launching your child into college or other real world situations, what life skills should they possess? Getting along in the world consists of more than the ability to operate Playstation. What skills does your child need for independent living and how can those skills be taught in the years at home?
The Home Schooling Marriage:
Is homeschooling actually GOOD for your marriage? Mark and I think so. Does homeschooling strengthen not just families but marriages as well? How to use the shared experience of home education to enrich the bond between husband and wife.
Home Schooling the Challenging Child
Does home schooling seem too hard? This workshop examines these five areas of frustration: attention issues, personality clashes, learning style differences, discipline issues and learning disabilities. Christine presents suggestions and solutions for meeting these challenges.
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Homeschool mother for over 18 years
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Consulting attorney for www.HomeschoolLegalAdvantage.com
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Former criminal prosecutor for eight years, and had a private law practice after that.
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Former senior correspondent and Resource Room columnist for The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
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Former contributing editor for www.Home-School-Inc.com.
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Author: Should You Adopt?
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Author: Homeschooling 101: The Essential Handbook
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Author: Homeschooling The Challenging Child: A Practical Guide
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Author: Help for the Harried Homeschooler: A Practical Guide to Balancing Your Child’s Education with the Rest of Your Life
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Author: Life Skills for Kids: Equipping Your Child for the Real World
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Author: A Field Guide to Home Schooling
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Author: Coming Home to Raise Your Children: A Survival Guide for Moms
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Christine M. Field practiced law for eight years before becoming a full-time Mommy. She and her husband live and home school their four children in Wheaton, Illinois where her husband serves as Chief of Police. Three of their four children are adopted, one through a private adoption and two are from Korea. Two of them have graduated from home school high school, and two are "in process." She is the author of several books, including Coming Home to Raise Your Children (Fleming Revell, 1995), Should You Adopt? (Fleming Revell, 1997) A Field Guide to Home Schooling (Fleming Revell, 1998), Life Skills for Kids (Harold Shaw/WaterBrook, 2000), Help for the Harried Homeschooler (Harold Shaw/WaterBrook, 2002) and Homeschooling the Challenging Child (Broadman & Holman , 2005) Her seventh book, written with husband, Mark Field, was published by Broadman & Holman and is called Homeschooling 101: The Essential Guide. Two e-books were published this year with her friend, Virginia Vagt. Available at her website, the books are called Seasonal Savors and Accidental Learning. She has served as senior correspondent and Resource Room columnist for The Old Schoolhouse Magazine and as contributing editor for www.HomeSchoolInc.com. Currently she serves as an attorney for www.HomeschoolLegalAdvantage.com, a ministry of the Christian Law Association.
Christine loves to encourage others. She has spoken to many groups, including small fellowships and large conventions. To contact her about speaking to your group, you may email her at christinefield@sbcglobal.net or visit her website at www.HomeFieldAdvantage.org. Her mailing address is The Home Field Advantage, P.O. Box 261, Wheaton, IL 60187.
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