Scholar Projects

 

 

Short Description of each Scholar Project

Youth Leadership Scholar Projects:

Key of Liberty: U. S. revolutionary history and of constitutional principles

Shakespeare Conquest: an immersion approach to learning and studying Shakespeare and Actor's Training

Sword of Freedom: American Civil War time period

Pyramid Project: Search for truth through Math and Science with a Georgic and Earth Science focus

Thomas Jefferson Youth Certification: statesmanship and leadership, supreme court cases, worldviews, and natural law

Adult Leadership Scholar Projects:

Liber Community Series trains you for the following:

1. The Gathering Project: a once a month project focused on The Thomas Jefferson Education publications

2. Family Builder: a project focused on family principles for success

3. The Freedom Project: a once a week project focused on the American Revolutionary time period and government principles

4. The 5 Pillar Tutorial: a once a week project focused on scholar skills and leadership

PRACTICE SCHOLAR PROJECTS inspire your youth to:

• Start doing the "hard things"
• Learn time management
• Discover more about who they are
• Understand their duty as a citizen
• Study for extended periods of time out of personal choice
• Write independently and with insight
• Think deeper, study things that may not interest them at first

How do you know if your YOUTH is ready for the Practice Scholar level?

• Are they asking to be with their peers a lot?
• Do they tell you that you are interrupting their study time?
• Have they had a good Core Phase where they've learned right from wrong?
• Do they have initiative?  Is it time they learn initiative?
• Do they enjoy learning?
• Can they read?
• Are they ages 12-16?

If your youth dislikes learning or just isn't interested, its okay; there's a way to help change that.  Our Practice Scholar Projects are fun-filled, interesting and most of all include a community of peers.  This is especially appealing to the home-schooled youth.

Register Now to become a Practice Scholar Project Mentor!

APPRENTICE SCHOLAR PROJECTS teach students to:

• Transition from studying 2-4 hours a day to 6-10 hours a day!
• Become a self-directed scholar
• Gain scholar skills such as: reading difficult works, writing, debating, teaching, researching, using mentors
• Be a homesteader rather than a squatter
• Take action
• Find personal mission
• Gain a vision for "contributing" to society

If your student is between the ages of 14 and 16 and has a desire for a great education, they are probably ready for this level.

Register Now to become an Apprentice Scholar Project Mentor!