Speaking - 90 Minute School Day

Booking for 2025!

Kelly Edwards

Kelly is available for speaking at your virtual, in-person event, workshop, podcast, homeschool community or co-op.

Kelly brings her expertise and unique perspective as a homeschooling mom, coach, entrepreneur, community builder and trauma informed, foster parent to your events. Her speaking connects and inspires audiences in homeschooling and parenting through her concise, direct approach to living and learning as a lifestyle, unapologetically.

Her mission is to break down the barriers we place around education, to demystify natural learning by guiding families through the process of deschooling, preparing the learning environment, understanding biological rhythms, and charting a course for home learning with a framework and a system, in 90 minutes (or less) a day.

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What sets Kelly apart?

Kelly is a compelling speaker who connects with her audience through transparency and humor.
Kelly provides valuable takeaways and action steps for change.
A mentor to many, Kelly inspires others through lived examples for others to follow.
Kelly listens and takes time to interact and intentionally participates with audience, other speakers, and guests.

Topics

Learning through the lens of sensory integration
Neurodiversity in children and why home learning is the perfect educational environment
Relational connection inspires curiosity that accelerates learning
Create space for play, educate in less than 90-minutes a day
Out-of-the-box learning for the out-of-the-box child
Understanding your biological rhythms for yourself and your child.

Testimonials

“Kelly really challenges parents to check our assumptions. This is important, because some kids cannot learn and grow in the confines of the traditional school system. Others actually experience additional problems and damage from being in these systems.”

“As a fellow homeschooling parent who’s underlying values match many of mine, I wanted to have Kelly on the show. And of course, Kelly brought a huge amount of value, tools and personal experience.”

“Asking myself the four questions Kelly asked in her article was helpful because it gave me the chance to slow down and think through why I’m saying ‘No.’”