A New Paradigm of Education Rising: Guiding the Next Generations of Change-Makers in Holistic Education for the Soul, Body, Mind and Ascension

Immerse in A New Paradigm Shift in Education That Will Open Your Mind, Body, And Soul! Author Monique Sayers combines thought-provoking collaborations from educators, psychologists, parents, youth, and visionaries to bring forth new kinds of evolutionary, heart-centered education. Perfect for conscious educators, parents, and change-makers who care about co-creating with future generations of children. This book will open a new dimension of possibilities for professional and inner growth. Get your copy now and get started today. Here are some of the teachings you’ll find inside this book: Access a New Level of Thinking: What if you could teach your children or your students how to tap into their highest intelligence to create the world that their hearts desire? Imagine a World Where Hearts are Educated as Much as Minds. Embody holistic education to support children’s growth, happiness, and intelligence. Access a New Paradigm of Youth. Learn key components that explore life itself as the curriculum and create success measured only by one’s uniqueness. Opening The Portal of Potential. Find your hidden tools, skills, and abilities to regenerate your energy, and in turn, support children in using their intuition. Connecting to Nature Through Food in Education. Open your connection to nature and learn practical ways to grow food with children. And more! Educators, facilitators, and parents will enjoy A New Paradigm of Education Rising: Guiding the Next Generations of Change-Makers in Holistic Education for the Soul, Body, Mind, and Ascension. A heart-centered approach to education that will keep you turning pages.

Meet Monique Sayers

Monique Sayers is a mother, educator, light worker, author, and visionary of A New Paradigm of Education. This mission was birthed to support the children and adult change-makers in the rise of consciousness on Earth that we are all co-creating. It has inspired the co-creation of two books within the International Best-selling series, A New Paradigm of Education. She has also connected with many souls on the same mission to evolve the consciousness of education through the podcast A New Paradigm of Education. It’s a rise-to-root approach, meaning first, Monique will visualize in the Quantum and then bring forth soul-aligned pieces that will serve the mission. More to come! Monique was born in Australia but has spent most of her life traveling and living abroad. She’s taught over 20,000 students from around the world TEFL/English, Primary School, and 1-1 classes. She’s physically taught in China, Bali, Uruguay, and Australia. Her favorite classroom is the ocean, and her greatest teacher is her daughter, Coral. Monique is a blessing giver, meditation guide, Ekam Mitra, Quantum Practitioner, and student of the light. She shares some of her wisdom in A Journey of Riches-The Attitude of Gratitude, which is an International Best-selling co-authored book. In addition, Monique offers a range of energy sessions, guided meditations, and Quantum sessions for adults and children. Monique would love to support your children with one-on-one or small group sessions in foundational skills, English, meditation, Quantum, and other new paradigm ways of learning. All her work is done intuitively as she co-creates with children in a fun and unique way. She also offers guided meditation and personalized sessions in the Quantum for healing, upgrading and expansion for adults individually or with your children as well. Email: [email protected] Follow Us: A New Paradigm of Education/ Monique Coral Websites: www.moniquesayers.com or https://www.anewparadigmofeducation.com/

Contrast Brings Clarity: The Unexpected Path that Led Me to Homeschooling

Does one size really fit all? As lovely as that might sound, people come in a variety of different shapes and sizes. It is therefore virtually impossible to design a clothing item that can truly fit all people. In reality, the ‘one size fits all’ ideal is actually designed to fit sizes within a specific range.

Much like clothing items, traditional education centers around a ‘one size fits all’ methodology. As a result, a single-core teaching model is used for all students, regardless of their individual learning style. And this applies to teaching styles as well as to student evaluations. So, as a parent, what do you do when your child does not fit into that one core teaching model?

In Contrast Brings Clarity, Teressa answers that very question. Her courageous response completely changed the course of her life — and that of her son. While she struggled to build a suitable educational experience for him, Teressa overcame countless obstacles and, in due course, answered the homeschooling call. Eventually, side by side, mother and son embarked on the adventure of a lifetime.

Along her incredible journey, Teressa learned numerous strategies that helped her son succeed academically — and she would like to share those strategies with you.


Meet Teressa Kennedy

Hello Friends!

My name is Teressa and I am a proud homeschool mom, entrepreneur, and author with a passion for education.

At this point on our homeschooling journey, I feel it’s necessary to share our story with the goal of helping parents, and educators like yourself, work towards building stronger partnerships between schools and families in our mission to educate our children. From my personal experience, children learn best when parents, educators, other family members, and community members work together to encourage and support them along their journey.

As parents, we want the best for our children, but sometimes we stand in our own way by solely relying on our experiences to help educate them. My son gave me gentle reminders to show me that he and I have two different learning styles. As much as I tried to teach him the way I was taught, it was not effective. Also, I came to the realization that I had limitations, and needed others to help support my son and me along our educational journey.

We have an amazing village of fellow parent educators, family members, teachers, and clients who all share the same vision about supporting our children’s unique educational journey.

I hope our story will encourage you.

All the best,
Teressa

Think About Homeschooling: What It Is, What It Isn’t, & Why It Works

How can you make a decision about homeschooling if you don’t know what it really is? And how will you reach your full potential as a homeschooling family if nagging doubts keep you second-guessing your every move?

Think About Homeschooling guides prospective and new homeschoolers on a journey of discovering what home education actually is so they can make well-informed educational choices for their family. This book will help you:

  • Discover the three key benefits to home-based education and learn why it works so well for so many different families.
  • Identify and dismantle the homeschooling stereotypesand misconceptions that are holding you back.
  • Evaluate the pros and cons of educating your child(ren) at home.
  • Explore what the role of home educator means for youand envision what the homeschooling lifestyle could look like for your family.
  • Respond confidently to the homeschool critics in your life.
  • Gain the knowledge and courage you need to step out of the cultural current and homeschool successfully.

Don’t let fear stand between your family and this rewarding, life-changing adventure! Empower yourself to make an educated decision; think about homeschooling!

** ENDORSEMENTS & TESTIMONIALS **

“Sandy uses a wonderful blend of scholarship, statistics, logic, stories, and humor to address many contemporary objections to homeschooling. The transparency, honesty, and vulnerability of her own journey allows others the necessary emotional and intellectual air they need to deeply consider homeschooling, not simply as a viable educational alternative but as a way of doing life together. This book provides both macro and micro insights to prospective homeschoolers as well as serving as a solid treatise for veterans to use.”

—Kirk Smith, Executive Director of Illinois Christian Home Educators (ICHE)

“I think anyone considering homeschooling for their family will walk away from this book with the confidence to step forward and the tools to put it in motion. And those seeking to understand a friend or family member’s homeschool decision will find themselves better informed and able to see it in a new way.”

—Katie, stay-at-home mom of three public-schooled children

“A must read for anyone who wants to homeschool their children. I wish my mom had this resource when I was homeschooled 30 years ago.”

—Lisbeth, homeschool graduate and pricing analyst

“In a systematic and logical way, based on research, Sandy addresses all the fundamental worries I had this year (our first as a homeschooling family). I have new-found confidence in my role as a home educator and my ability to respond to any potential criticism of our choice to home educate our children.”

—Kristen, first year homeschooling mom of three

“LOVE IT!! Love the writing style, love the snippets of humor & pop culture, love that the white elephant in the room, referred to as “weird homeschooled kids,” is addressed. I appreciate that the intention of the book is to open the eyes of parents to other educational options for their children.”

—Sheri, full-time brand and product development manager

“Sandy is honest, transparent, and objective about every aspect of homeschooling, including some I didn’t even know I should be thinking about until I ran into them myself. An excellent overview of what homeschooling is (and isn’t) and why it just might be the best choice for your family.”

—Kathy, part-time book editor and veteran homeschooling mom


Meet Sandy Glenn

Sandy Glenn, MAE, went from “Homeschooling? No way!” to “Homeschooling is awesome!” in just a few short years. She and her husband live and learn with their three children in the Chicago suburbs. Sandy’s writing has been published in the Journal of Architectural Engineering and The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, and she also provides practical help and encouragement to homeschooling parents on her blog, www.sensiblehomeschool.com