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Earn-to-Learn: Getting Paid to Grow

From elementary to post-secondary, learners can be paid to gain valuable knowledge and skills. For teens and adult learners, this can help reduce or even eliminate college and university tuition costs. Learn the foundations of how you can take control of your education, time, and finances. [Also visit our online shop to grab your copy of our PDF eBook “How To Get Paid To Learn From Preschool to Post-Secondary And Beyond“]

Using Experiential Tools To Overcome Learning Challenges

When the challenge of a learning need results in feeling like education is a battle or like learning has come to a halt, experiential tools can come to the rescue! Learners with advanced academic abilities, ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress, and many more learning needs can experience breakthroughs when educators know these principles.

What Are “Experiential Educators”?

Becoming an Experiential Educator does not mean pursuing certification as a teacher. Instead, many teachers, parents, instructors/trainers, and everyday people choose to become Experiential Educators. Find out how you can begin your journey as an Experiential Educator right now and how you can pursue ongoing growth to develop excellence in this skill set!

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How To Fall (Literally!)

Stop running, you might fall! Don’t climb that, you might fall! Many messages in education revolve around preventing reasonable falls without acknowledging the necessity of learning How To Fall in order to prevent truly dangerous falling scenarios and catastrophic injury. Knowing how to fall (ie. action while airborne), how to land (action at the point of impact), and how to get back up (processing a fall and developing resiliency) are critical to experiencing a long length of life and high-quality of life. A highly valuable lesson for all ages, let’s learn how to fall!

Eyes on the Sky: Teaching Weather and Outdoor Safety

How much time do you have before the sun goes down and you lose the light? Is it going to rain? Is that storm just going to bring rain or is it likely to produce lightning or a tornado? Develop basic self-sovereignty skills, reducing reliance on watches and weather apps (they’re great, but you don’t want to be helpless without them!). Instead, learn how to recognize and read important clues in your surrounding environment telling you about the time of day, incoming weather, and if you need to find shelter.

Tips For Experiential Learners and Homeschoolers Applying For College or University

Learn what top colleges and universities have to say about how to successfully apply for admission as a homeschooling student and how experiential learning can help open additional doors of opportunity for post-secondary education.

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Recognizing and Overcoming Common Sensory Deprivation & Overload

Traditional North American learning techniques press together some deeply stressful sensory deprivation and sensory overload factors at the same time that undermine students’ ability to grow. Learn to identify the challenges and have knowledge and tools for overcoming them so students can thrive!

Recognizing, Navigating, and Using Systems

When learners are unable to recognize societal systems they participate in or are influenced by, they can end up living at the mercy of them. When learners can recognize systems, they can then begin to understand their influence and make conscious choices about how to interact with (or remove themselves from) that system, even taking control to use that system as a tool for their own success.

Preventing Learning Injuries

Humans are both limited and limitless at the same time. How can we help learners achieve their full potential without creating ‘learning injuries’ that are the result of burnout or trauma? Learn about the very real cost of pushing learners past their currently available resources and how to establish continual refreshment of personal resources that keep learners fueled and moving forward.

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Ages & Stages: Effective Learning That Reflects Brain Development

Advertising has conditioned educators (especially parents!) to expect outcomes from learners that aren’t reasonable given the part of the brain responsible for that function hasn’t even developed yet! Even adult and senior brains need special considerations! Gain insight into how you can help to lay out the foundations for healthy brain development, brain health, and effective learning throughout life rather than unintentionally undermining brain development and the long-term learning process.

Ew, Nature! Kill It! (and other Colonial messages in education)

Maintaining the lawn and protecting it from damage. Addressing pests and dangerous animals. Identifying plants versus weeds. Many common educational messages regarding respect for property, protection of nature, and care for our environment have elements woven into them that instead result in wasted resources, illness, and environmental destruction. Learn how to recognize the historical influences of elite colonial mentalities and enjoy a new (less stressful, less time-consuming, less expensive, more healthy) relationship with the natural world around you.

Honourable Codes of Combat

There is an important difference between choosing to not fight and not knowing how. Learn how honourable combat (knowing when, why, and how to hit) reduces fighting, reduces combat-related injuries, and creates safer and more respectful learning environments and communities. Participants will be provided with a template and develop their own Code of Honourable Combat. If you grew up with the message to never hit or have ever told a child “don’t hit”, this workshop is highly recommended for you!

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Benefiting From The Most Misunderstood Term In Education

“Homeschooling” has a very specific meaning to the formal education system and when you understand what it is intended to convey, new worlds can open up to you for your experiential learning journey whether inside the formal system or outside of it. Tip: This is an especially Hot Topic for families who have a learner involved in lots of extracurricular activities!

Risk Theories: How Risk Can Both Help or Hurt Learning

Increasing and decreasing risks for learners creates different outcomes. Learn how to use risk intentionally as a powerful learning tool for success while knowing how to recognize the signs of coasting and danger to prevent stalling, injury, illness, or trauma. If your world is filled with messages about reducing or managing risk as though it is a bad thing, this workshop is a great way to learn how to harness risk for your benefit!

Loving Winter (or at least hating it less)

If Winter is a challenging season for you or for other people in your sphere, this workshop is filled with insights for elevating your experience of the season. Learn what little things may have been sabotaging your comfort and identify tools to overcome common challenges. If you can join us for the following workshop, (A New Time For New Years, 11:00am ET), you can get additional Big Benefits from this time of year!

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A New Time For New Years

There are psychological benefits to celebrating the New Year on December 21 when the seasons turn over rather than on December 31 when the calendar turns over. Learn some key psychology concepts that are acknowledged and celebrated by cultures around the world on the 21st and look at how they could be applied to you and your family. Do you have a tradition of creating New Year’s resolutions? Come learn how celebrating on the 21st can increase your chances of experiencing greater success!

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