Staci Morgan
2025 IAHE Parenting and Homeschool Conference Speaker
Staci Morgan
IAHE Special Learners
Staci B Morgan, is married with four children. She holds a pediatric focused master’s degree in Nursing yet says homeschooling her children with an array of special needs has been her real education. Staci has a heart for sharing practical help and hope with all homeschooling families, and especially of those with special learners.
Workshops
Building Bridges Over Babbling Brooks and Navigating the Rapids: Strategies for Supporting and Sustaining the ADHD Learner
Join us for an enriching workshop designed specifically for homeschooling an ADHD learner. In the engaging session, “Building Bridges Over Babbling Brooks and Navigating the Rapids: Strategies for Supporting and Sustaining the ADHD Learner” we will explore how to: (1) lay a solid foundation for ADHD learners, (2) place our support beams to strengthen and sustain our students and ourselves, and (3) build bridges to successfully navigate the rapids with confidence. By the end of this workshop, you will leave equipped with actionable strategies and a deeper understanding of how to support and sustain your ADHD learner on their educational journey.
Academics, Behavior & Mood: What’s the Common Denominator to Optimize Outcomes for Our Homeschooled Children
Come discover solutions to enhancing young minds in our engaging workshop, “Academics, Behavior & Mood: What’s the Common Denominator to Optimize Outcomes for Our Homeschooled Children.” In this dynamic session we will discuss holistically what affects learning and how we can build in strategies to our homeschool day to optimize learning. This workshop has something for everyone as it explores the intricate relationship between emotional well-being, behavior, nutrition, and academic success in homeschooled children.
Preparing Your Special Learner for College: What You Need to Know and What You Need to Do
Have you ever wondered: “can my special learner really be successful at college?” As mom and dad, you have seen the struggles, and you know they are real. You also know your young adult has a passion and desire to pursue a college degree. So, friends, let’s not settle for less than God’s best for your child. Your unique learner has been successful in homeschooling as you have given extra time for mastery and testing, which are accommodations that are ingrained in the fabric of homeschooling. But how will that transfer to college? Come learn the steps to take to prepare your special learner for life at college with accommodations leading them toward graduating with a college diploma as they fulfill their God-given purpose.