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Congressman Todd Akin
Todd Akin is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Massachusetts, where he earned
a B.S. in Management Engineering. After graduation, he served as an officer in the U.S. Army with the Army Combat Engineers
at Fort Belvoir in Alexandria, Virginia. He received an honorable discharge from the Army Reserves in 1980. Upon completing
his active duty in the Army, Todd spent four years with IBM, where he met his wife Lulli. He later moved into corporate management
at Laclede Steel. An avid student of the U.S. Constitution, Todd was appointed by Governor Ashcroft to the Bicentennial Commission
of the U.S. Constitution in 1987. In 1988, Todd ran and won a seat in the Missouri House of Representatives. He served twelve
years as a Republican State Representative and the ranking Republican on the powerful Ways and Means Committee. While serving
in the Missouri House, Todd drafted legislation on Roth IRAs and a tax limitation amendment currently in the Missouri Constitution.
He also took a leading role in opposing gambling, resulting in more rigorous enforcement of gambling laws and regulations.
On November 7, 2000, Todd was elected to the United States House of Representatives to serve the Second District of Missouri.
His election to Congress marks a continuation of his service to the Nation and the St. Louis area. As a U.S. Congressman,
Todd serves on three committees: Armed Services, Science, and Small Business. As a Member of Congress, he is committed to
promoting the principles of our Founders, the free enterprise system and the traditional values of the American family. Todd
has also taken a leading role in issues related to national security and international affairs. Todd and Lulli have six children:
Wynn, Perry, Micah, Ezra, Hannah, and Abigail. They have homeschooled for 24 years and were founding members of the West County
Christian Home Educators Association. Their second oldest son graduated from the United States Naval Academy and is currently
serving in the Marines. Two other sons are currently attending the Naval Academy, and their two daughters are still at home.
Today, Todd continues to write and lecture on the principles of America's Founding and Heritage. He is active in the Boy Scouts
for America, a leader in his church, a former board member of Missouri Right to Life, and sits on the board of the Mission
Gate Prison Ministry. Todd commutes from St. Louis to Washington every week to be with his family and to meet with constituents,
business leaders and other elected officials throughout the greater St. Louis community."
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Lesley Barker MAT
Lesley Barker, MAT, is the author of the Eye
Can Too! Read series of three books on vision and learning for home-schoolers published by Home-School-Inc. Her teaching background
includes both parochial and public schools. In addition, Lesley home-schooled her own seven children during a 17 year period
beginning in 1984. She works as an optometric vision therapist at the Center For Vision & Learning and as a freelance writer,
grant-writer, and consultant to nonprofit organizations.
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Holly Broyles
Holly Broyles and her husband Tim are happy to be
serving as Region 5 Directors with Families for Home Education, a statewide home education lobbying organization in Missouri.
They have three children, Thatcher, Avery and Hudson and have been homeschooling for four years. Holly grew up in St. Louis
and graduated from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan with a BA in Art History and Philosophy. Tim grew up in Rolla,
Missouri where he graduated from the University of Missouri, Rolla. He is a structural engineer here in St. Louis and the
principal of their school. They have served on the FHE board since June of 2006 as Region 5 Assistant Directors and now as
Directors.
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Thomas E. Clark
Thomas Clark is a life-long teacher of Mathematics
and Science with more than 30 years of classroom
and tutoring experience at all levels, from elementary through adult. He began his career with twelve years of classroom teaching,
including a full year of graduate study, and then served for five years as the State Mathematics Supervisor for the Indiana
Department of Education. While there, he was responsible for curriculum development, statewide in-service, textbook adoption,
and consultation for all public and private schools in the state. Those opportunities and the valuable knowledge he gained,
enabled him to join the Indianapolis Public Schools as the Supervisor of Mathematics, K-12, overseeing staff development efforts
and supervising the implementation of curriculum. seven years later, Mr. Clark was promoted to the position of Director of
Curriculum Development for all areas, utilizing his rich background in mathematics, science, art, music, language, and athletics.
In subsequent years, he was commissioned to author several mathematical resources for the Houghton-Mifflin Publishing Co.,
and for the Addison Wesley Publishing Co. His unique awareness of the needs of both teachers and students is an attribute
that helped him win the IUPUI Chancellors Award, and the Purdue School of Science Faculty Teaching Award.
As a result of all of his experience, he is convinced that everyone has the ability to understand mathematics. Consequently,
during the last thirteen years, he has focused on the development of multimedia programs that challenge traditional methods
of instruction, and which help with both individualized and group learning. In addition, seven years ago, he founded VideoText
Interactive, a company that specializes in bringing the textbook to life through technology. He then began directing his attention
toward helping homeschooling parents become more effective instructors, especially in the area of mathematics. Because of
his success, he has been a featured speaker at many major homeschool conferences across the country, and has been asked to
write articles on the subject for several homeschool publications. He is now vice-president in charge of product development
for VideoText Interactive. The companys first major program, Algebra: A Complete Course, has, for ten years, received enthusiastic
response from reviewers and users, here in the United States, and in other countries as well.
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Thomas and Lori Cobb
Thomas and Lori Cobb have been homeschooling
with their 3 children for 12 years. They are
parents of an 8 year old with special needs and they look forward to sharing their life experiences and faith journey regarding
education, diet, behaviorial issues and family dynamics of raising a child with special needs.
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Lisa Cooseman MS OTR/L
Lisa Cooseman received her Bachelor of
Science in Occupational Therapy and Masters Degree in
Rehabilitation Counseling from Maryville University in St. Louis, MO. She serves as adjunct faculty for Maryville Universitys
occupational therapy program. Some of the coursework Lisa has previously taught includes pediatric neuro-rehabilitation,
sensory processing, handwriting, and child development. Lisa has extensive training in handwriting, as well as, CranioSacral
Therapy, Therapeutic Listening, oral motor treatment, visual processing concerns, and sensory processing.
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Dr. Richard Cranwell, DC
Dr. Richard Cranwell is the owner and director
of the Cranwell Chiropractic Center (private practice) and has been a Logan Chiropractic College faculty member since 1977.
He has extensive knowledge on nutrition, having earned a diplomate of Nutrition from the American Clinical Board of Nutrition,
an achievement that requires completing an intensive 300-hour program of study on nutrition, passing rigorous examinations,
and writing and publishing a research paper on nutrition. He is also the host of the radio program, Right To The Doctor,
a program that airs live on KJLS Radio (AM 630) on Thursdays at 1 pm. Right To The Doctor is the most listened to Local St.
Louis program on health that is hosted by a licensed chiropractor in the afternoons. The program has a variety of topics dedicated
to Health , Exercise, Wellness, and Nutrition.e KJSL Studio. Dr. Cranwell resides in St. Louis with his wife and daughter.
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Curreycorn
Curreykorn is a Missouri homeschool family band that
cooks up a spicy blend of bluegrass, gospel
and old-time fiddle music. Curreykorn features David & Nancy Currey and their five kids, Sadie, John, Luke, Sam and Maggie
and friend, Jordan Thomas. The band performs mostly in mid-Missouri at local and regional fairs, churches, festivals & special
events. Their repertoire includes high lonesome bluegrass and gospel songs. From the youngest to the oldest, and with a little
help from friends, everyone adds a little flavor to the musical mix.
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Dr. Cheryl Davidson, OD
Dr. Cheryl Davidson received a BS degree
from Southwest Missouri State University in 1996. She graduated with honors in 2000 from the University of Missouri - St.
Louis School of Optometry. Dr. Davidson was the recipient of the A.M. Skeffington Memorial Scholarship for Excellence in Binocular
Vision Anomalies and Pediatric Optometry, the Robert A. Koetting Scholarship for Demonstrated Scholastic Excellence and Leadership,
the VSP Scholarship Award for Demonstrating Excellence in the Pursuit of Primary Care Skills, the COVD Award for Excellence
in Vision Therapy, and the Contact Lens Clinical Research Award.
From 2001-2005, Dr. Davidson served as Assistant Professor at the UM - St. Louis School of Optometry's Pediatric and Binocular
Vision Clinic. Currently, Dr. Davidson serves as Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor of Optometry. She is active in the Webster
Groves Lion's Club, the St. Louis Optometric Society and the Missouri Optometric Association.
Dr. Davidson has been associated with Webster Eye care since 1997, when she began working as a vision therapist. Since joining
the practies in 2000, it has been her dream to expand Webster Eye Care's pediatric and binocular vision services in a stand
along facility.
A native of central Missouri, Dr. Davidson lives in South County with her husband Alan and their sons Carter and Luke.
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David Day CCC/SLP
David Day is a Missouri licensed speech-language pathologist who is becoming certified in Relationship
Development Intervention (RDI) for children with an autism spectrum disorder. Mr. Day retired from Special School District
of St. Louis County after working as a speech-language therapist for 30 years. He is currently employed as a speech-language
pathologist at the Miriam Learning Center, a comprehensive diagnostic, therapeutic and educational after school program that
supports children in their current educational environment. David brings a functional perspective to all of his seminars;
making sure that parents leave each seminar with ideas they can use.
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Keith Dorscht
Keith Dorscht has always had a passion for helping
people. After graduation from Tyndale Seminary
in Toronto, Ontario, Keith pastored and pursued ongoing training from a variety of counseling ministries. His strong message
of hope comes from his own life and the redemption that God performed which united and strengthened his marriage with his
wife Nancy. He operates Biblical Concepts in Counseling as a means to give people the tools to live abundantly and with joy.
These tools include great ideas on communication and relationships that will enhance your homeschool. In addition, Keith
has had fifteen years of experience supporting and caring for families with special needs children and even met his wife through
working with her special needs brother. Plus, he and his wife, Nancy, have spent the last two years addressing severe health
issues with two of their six children. Keith will combine his experience as a pastoral counselor with Nancys heart as a homeschooling
mom to speak on the topics of communication in the homeschool setting, emotional roller coasters of having special needs children,
maintaining marital strength through all the difficulties in life, and securing real support and staying focused on God.
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Dr. Stephen Guffanti, MD
Dr. Stephen Guffanti is a successful physician
despite being dyslexic and a kinesthetic learner. If he were a child today, he would likely be diagnosed with ADHD. As a How
To Learn expert, Dr. Guffanti brings a unique perspective with him a love of learning and lifetime of struggle to overcome
his own learning challenges. So, hes more than a top learning expert and medical doctor; hes compassionate and empathetic
about all your learning questions and will go the extra mile to assist you whenever you need or want his help.
Dr.Guffanti is one of the three keynote speakers at this year's Expo. For Dr. Guffanti's complete biography, please click
here to go to the featured speakers page.
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Suzanne Heck MSeD SpEd
Suzanne Heck is a veteran special education
teacher, having spent many years working with elementary-age kids with a variety of learning disabilities and behavioral disorders.
Her years of experience have helped her to be able to analyze the struggles that many children experience, beyond what a specific
test or piece of paper might state. Suzanne has also raised two special needs children, now adults, and experienced many
of the struggles of parenting special needs kids. Suzanne and her husband, David, have three grown sons and reside in St.
Charles, MO.
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Cynthia Hoffman
Cynthia Hoffman is the parent of twelve year old
twin boys, and they have been home schooling for six years. She thinks home schooling for gifted kids helps to eliminate
the boredom that sets in very quickly in a normal school setting, particularly with active boys. Home schooling also helped
identify and deal with some 2E issues in a non-intrusive way. Her sons have experienced a variety of curriculum in her search
for materials that move at a faster, more individualized pace and she can share those experiences with you.
Cynthia is currently the Executive Director for Project MEGSSS, an after-school math program for gifted middle school students.
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Debbie Kopff
Debbie Kopff is the parent of four gifted girls, the
youngest two of whom were home schooled for seven years. Besides home schooling, their family used dual enrollment, gifted
magnet schools at the elementary and middle school levels, public schools and private schools in their journey for the best
education for their children. Debbie was involved on the Board of SAGE (St. Louis Association for Gifted Education) from 1992
through 2006 and was the Director of College for Kids at St. Louis Community College at Meramec from 1998-2000.
Debbies experiences with gifted programs are varied, and she views them also with an eye to children who are twice exceptional,
as one of her daughters is physically disabled.
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Bill and JoEllen McDonald
Bill and Jo-Ellen McDonald live in the
St. Louis area and are the homeschooling parents of Ally, who
has graduated with honors from Webster University, Lindi, who is graduating with honors from Webster University, and Will
and Micha, who are still being educated at home. Bill retired after 28 years as a manager with Southwest Bell/SBC and now
operates his own residential window residential business. Jo-Ellen is a wife, mother, and homemaker. The McDonalds began their
homeschooling journey over twenty years ago, and Bill served as Executive Director of Families for Home Education (F. H. E.),
Missouri's statewide homeschooling organization, for 4 years, from 1989 to 1992. As a result of their experiences, they have
a great deal of wisdom to share with homeschooling parents.
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Cindy McFarland
Cindy McFarland is a Missouri licensed Occupational
Therapist who has over 20 years of experience working
with children who have learning difficulties. She is an expert in the field of diagnostics and treatment for sensory integration
disorders. Ms. McFarland is also the Occupational Therapy Coordinator for the Miriam Learning Center, a comprehensive diagnostic,
therapeutic and educational after school program that supports children in their current educational environment. On a personal
note, Cindy is the mother of a child who has a learning disability. She brings to this seminar both a professional and personal
perspective to treatment.
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Dr. Agnes Meyo, PhD
Dr. Agnes Meyo is a licensed psychologist for
the state of Missouri. She specializes in the testing
and counseling of gifted children and their families. Her office is in St. Louis, MO, and she has been active with gifted
children and their families in St. Louis since 1988.
Her experiences in St. Louis include serving as the Vice President of the St. Louis Association for Gifted Education (SAGE)
for two years and board Member for over ten years; a member of the Board of Directors for Gifted Resource Council for over
ten years; speaking to over 500 groups of parents, teachers, and mental health professionals to better educate them about
the needs of the gifted; and providing counseling and testing services to over 1000 gifted children and their families.
In Ohio, she taught classes for gifted children at the Saturday Enrichment Program at Wright State University; provided counseling
and testing to gifted children in a private practice in Dayton, Ohio; and studied the social and emotional functioning of
gifted children in her doctoral program under Dr. James Webb, author of Guiding the Gifted Child.
Dr. Meyo has devoted her career to the improvement of the social, emotional, and educational functioning of gifted children.
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Kathie Morrissey
Kathie Morrissey, the mother of 8 children, is
a committed homeschooling mom of 22 years. Kathie is the founder of The Courtship Connection, as at homeschool conventions,
family seminars, and mother/daughter banquets. She is also a writer who has been published in Christian women's magazines.
Her heart's desire is to help and encourage parents in raising Godly children with strong Christian character. Her five oldest
children have graduated from their homeschool, and her oldest son & daughter are both married. She continues to teach the
three youngest.
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Charlene Notgrass
Charlene Notgrass is the author of Daily Encouragement
for Homeschooling Mothers, Elections in America,
Celebrate the Savior, Celebrate Thanksgiving, Draw to Learn Psalms, and Draw to Learn the Life of Jesus.
She is co-author of Exploring World History, Draw to Learn Proverbs, and Draw to Learn the Letters of Paul. She is currently
writing an American history curriculum for children in grades 5 through 8. Charlene, her husband Ray, and their children founded
The Notgrass Company in 1999.
She has been a homeschooling mother for 17 years.
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John Notgrass
John Notgrass is a homeschool graduate, businessman,
musician, and solo actor portraying individuals
from history. He is author of the book "Make It Your Ambition." John works as a partner in the Notgrass Company, publishing
homeschooling curriculum and other resources that help parents teach the heart, soul, and mind. As of March 14, he is happily
married to Audra, the most wonderful woman in the whole wide world.
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Ray Notgrass
Ray Notgrass holds a bachelor's degree in history and
master's degrees in history and religion. Ray is the author of the high school curricula Exploring America, Exploring World
History, and Exploring Government. He is the co-author of Tennessee and Georgia state history courses. Ray and his wife, Charlene,
have six children. They live in Middle Tennessee.
Mr. Notgrass is one of the three keynote speakers at this year's Expo. For the complete biography of Ray, please click here for the featured speakers page.
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Jan Petzoldt
Jan Petzoldt is a veteran home educator of 13 years.
Jan's oldest son was able to graduate from college
two years after graduating from high school because of the number of college credits he had accumulated by taking advantage
of dual enrollment, CLEP, and AP testing.
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Jaimie Poston CCC/SLP
Jaimie Poston received her Masters Degree
in Communication Disorders from Truman State University.
Her experiences include school-based, in-home, and center-based therapy. She currently provides speech and language services
for children of all ages at Leaps and Bounds and is a Peer Review diagnostician for the Missouri First Steps program. Jaimie
has experience with children with a variety of diagnoses, including: language delay and impairment, articulation and phonological
disorders, Down Syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorders, apraxia of speech, hearing impairment, cleft lip/palate,
and seizure disorders. Jaimie collaborates with occupational therapists to incorporate a strong sensory component into her
speech and language therapy sessions.
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Sue Pruett
Sue Pruett is a sinner saved by grace, wife to Larry
(the love of her life!), and mother to six beautiful
blessings - five of which are still on earth and range in age from 14 on down to 3. She is the self-described "Charlotte Mason
girl", and is continually learning more of and better implementing the philosophy and methods of Miss Mason. She tried several
different teaching methods, and just keeps coming back to Charlotte Mason - she's there to stay, now! Sue and Larry are completing
their ninth year of homeschooling, and do not consider themselves to have 'arrived' just yet! They are founding board members
of Rural Illinois Christian Homeschoolers - a group that ministers to homeschoolers in Jersey County, and surrounding areas
in IL. Sue has a heart for those who are just beginning their own homeschool journey, and desires to help smooth the way to
success for them. She looks forward to meeting you and prays she'll be able to encourage you on your own homeschool journey!
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Carrie Salyer MS OTR/L
Carrie Salyer is an occupational therapist
and co-owner of Leaps and Bounds. Carrie received her Master
of Science in Occupational Therapy from Washington University in St. Louis. Throughout her career, Carrie has had the opportunity
to provide services to children ranging in ages from 0-18. She provided therapy services in the school, home and community
settings for 8 years before opening Leaps and Bounds in 2005. Carrie has presented on multiple topics at the collegiate level
to both undergraduate and graduate students in occupational therapy. Carrie also enjoys providing seminars to parents, teachers,
and therapists of all disciplines. She lectures nationally to provide continuing education for therapists.
Carrie has extensive training in treating children with sensory processing disorder. She has had the fortune of completing
advanced training with world-renowned therapists at both Camp Avanti in Wisconsin and the STAR center in Colorado. Additionally,
Carrie has advanced training in handwriting, visual-vestibular treatment, and oral motor skill development. She is also trained
to provide craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, Therapeutic Listening, The Listening Program, and Interactive Metronome.
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Angela and Ann Todd
Angela and Ann Todd are authors of the book
Watch out for Elephants, a fascinating account of the extraordinary life adventures enjoyed by the Todd sisters, starting
in the mid-1940s. Their father was among first African Americans in the U. S. Foreign Service and his postings took the family
all over the world. The theme is joyfully written that even when elephants come charging head-on, with faith and confidence,
all things are possible! The Todds speak to youth all over the country, offering them a message of encouragement and hope,
and showing them that they can achieve their dreams, despite the struggles in life, which for the Todds, who grew up in the
mid-1940s, included much prejudice. The Todds will also speak to parents on how to use their book, which details travel all
over the worlds, as a teachiong tool within a homeschool setting.
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Bob and Vickie Weller
Bob and Vickie Weller are the organizers of
the A College Prep Home Education meetings offered to all
home educators in the St. Louis and surrounding area. They have 18 years of experience as home educators with two sons that
were home educated through high school that have recently graduated from college with honors.
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Carol Wells
After earning her Master's Degree in Curriculum Planning
and teaching in government, private, and
Christian schools for 15 years, Carol Wells knew she wanted something different for her own daughters. When it came time for
her older daughter to begin first grade, she left full-time teaching to follow her greatest calling - a home school mother.
Since coming home seven years ago, Carol has taught writing, literature, and science classes through local home school resource
centers and provided private tutoring and small group instruction to students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. She is
thankful to God for providing a way to combine her love for motherhood, her skills as a writer, and her gifts as a teacher,
allowing her to home school her daughters as a single mother while also joyfully serving the home school community.
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Dr. Carl Werner, MD
Dr Carl Werner received his undergraduate degree
in Biology, with distinction, at the University of Missouri, graduating summa cum laude. He received his doctorate degree
in Medicine at the age 23. He was the recipient of the Norman D Jones Science Award and was the Executive Producer of Evolution:
The Grand Experiment video series. In his sophomore year of college, Dr. Carl Werner was challenged by a fellow classmate
with these words: I bet you cant prove evolution. Disturbed by his classmates somewhat poignant criticisms of the theory,
Dr. Werner (a biology major at the time) pondered this conversation for some time. From this point, he began his quest for
an answer. Driven by his stringent scientific background and exceedingly curious nature, for the next 18 years, Dr. Werner
read and researched every topic he could find on evolution, including geology, biology, paleontology, biochemistry and cosmology.
Then, from 1997-2007 Dr. Werner traveled to the best museums and dig sites around the globe photographing thousands of original
fossils and the actual fossil layers where they were found. He then authored the book EVOLUTION: THE GRAND EXPERIMENT, where
he explains the framework for the theory of evolution to the public and enlightens the reader with scientific pros and cons
offered by the some of the worlds most respected scientists interviewed during his travels. Dr. Werners hope is that this
book series and an upcoming video series will be the starting point for a national discussion about evolution versus creation
to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwins The Origin of Species.
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Phyllis Wheeler
Phyllis Wheeler is a mechanical engineer and a writer,
with degrees in mechanical engineering and English.
She homechooled her daughter in high school and two of her sons at different times. While participating in a homeschool co-op,
she decided to specialize in teaching computer skills, since most other moms didn't have the right background for it. Since
there was no curriculum available, she and others invented one, and she decided to share it with other homeschoolers by starting
a publishing company, MotherboardBooks.com. Two of her four children have Asperger's syndrome. She has written an e-book
about how to manage a household containing Aspies, and also blogs about autism cures and related topics at her Curing Autism
Blog.
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Dr. Jay Wile, PhD
Dr. Jay Wile's love of science is demonstrated
by the many awards he has won for excellence in teaching
and research. He has also presented numerous lectures on the topics of Nuclear Chemistry, Christian Apologetics, Homeschooling,
and Creation vs. Evolution. He has published more than 30 articles on these subjects in nationally-recognized, peer-reviewed
journals, and has 9 books to his credit.
Dr. Wile is one of the three keynote speakers at this year's Expo. For Dr. Wile's complete biography, please click here to go to the featured speakers page.
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Jackie Worth, MEd SpEd
Jackie Worth is a reading specialist with
a Masters degree in Education. Her undergraduate degree
is in the area of special education with a focus on students with learning disabilities and behavior disorders. Jackie served
as a special education teacher for 2 years at The Miriam School. Then, she worked for another 8 years teaching fourth and
fifth graders in the Affton School District. During that time, Jackie utilized the Scholastic Read 180 program within her
classroom, which focuses on assisting struggling readers. She then tracked their progress through frequent observation and
through individualized testing. Jackie and her husband, Matt, have a 2 year old daughter and a 1 year old son and are already
beginning to teach the basics of phonics to them. Jackie plans on homeschooling her children.
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Dr. Matthew E. Worth, DC, DACNB, DAAPM
Dr. Matthew E. Worth is a
St. Louis native and one of only 650 Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologists
in the world. In addition to being in private practice for over 13 years, he serves as a Professor of Clinical Neurology,
teaching both chiropractic and medical physicians across the country and in Europe. Dr. Worths practice specializes in the
evaluation and treatment of neurobehavioral disorders, learning disabilities and brain-based disorders. For the past twelve
years he has also served as a chief of staff and senior consultant for Neurology Consultants/Midwest, providing evaluation
and management services on difficult cases for both medical and chiropractic physicians across North America. Additionally,
he serves as a court appointed expert witness in the field of neurology and physical medicine. Currently, Dr. Worth is in
the process of completing a paper for publication: Concepts of Plasticity and Learning. Dr Worth is married to Jackie, and
has a 2 year old daughter, Lydia, and a 1 yr old son, Jonah. He and his wife plan on homeschooling their children.
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Patty Yager
Patty Yager is a homeschoo mom of five children (and
awaiting finalzation of the adoption of #6). Some
of her children have struggled with learning, prompting Patty to gain insight and knowledge into nutrition and therapies designed
to help children with a multitude of different disabilities. Patty also has insight into methods of organizing the home and
a mom's time so that much can be accomplished in a homeschool day. In addition, Patty was instrumental in beginning and organizing
the special needs area of the Greater St. Louis Area Home Educators Expo from 2006 - 2008.
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