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ANNOUNCEMENT!!--- CONSTITUTIONAL SEMINAR SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, MAY 23rd
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The Asheville seminar is already up on the NCCS schedule site for seminars. I have already received an email from a person in S.C. that is interested in attending this one in Asheville.
CONSTITUTIONAL SEMINAR SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, MAY 23rd
The organization presenting the semniar is the National Center For Constitutional Studies (NCCS). It's the same organization that publishes the Five Thousand Year Leap, and the Real book series on the founders, that Glenn Beck recommends.
Read the information detailing the scheduled time line of seminar. There will be a $10.00 for study material provided by the Center. Click on the link below for more information.
(QUOTE FROM NCCS SITE)
Each person should have a Study Guide that can be purchased at the seminar. The base price of a seminar is $500. To cover this cost we recommend charging $10.00 per person for the Study Guide's and committing at least 50 people to attend.
It's Time to Have a Making of America Seminar in Your Area
HERE ARE THE DETAILS...
What do we do at a Making of America seminar?
Here is the general outline and timing of our one-day Making of America seminar:
8:30am-11:30am - "Developing America's Great Success Formula"
This is the exciting exploration which Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, Washington and others made in order to rediscover the key to the creation of the first free nation in modern times. We trace their adventure from 1400 B.C. to A.D. 1787
12:00-12:45pm - Lunch break
12:45pm-4:30pm - "The Perfect Plan of Liberty"
A refreshing look at the solid political and economic principles from the preamble through the amendments to the Constitution. You learn perhaps for the first time, how nearly every problem in America today can be solved by restoring these successful concepts.
Each participant is given a 135-page study guide. Here are the notes for the entire seminar! Dr. Skousen explained his proven method of teaching a lot of material in a short period of time so that the students can remember it. He said:
“Notice that you have to help write this study guide. Nearly every major point has a word missing. You have to fill in the blank as you go along.
“Did you know that if you just listen to the presentation, you might enjoy it, but when it is all over you will only be able to recall 2 to 3 percent of it. Now you know the reason for the blanks. They keep you alert and help emphasize each point as you fill in the words. If you faithfully follow the outline and fill in each blank as you go along, you will find that you can refresh your memory from this study outline and come out with a total recall of approximately 75 percent! This is called ‘programmed learning.' It is one of the most efficient ways to study we have found.”
http://www.xmission.com/~nccs/seminars/index.html
http://www.xmission.com/~nccs/
We are in the very early stages of organizing, so we don't have any specifics at this time. In fact, the date for the seminar was just set up a couple of days ago. But as soon as we have the all the details... location... we'll let you know.
The seminar requires that a $10.00 fee be charged for study materials provided by the NCCS organization. Since it's an all day event I was hoping to provide a box lunch for the attendees so the participants would not have to leave the premises. When folks have to leave for lunch at events like this, I've found it makes for a very unorganized return to business. The target for the combined cost of lunch and materials for the seminar, I hope to be around $25 or 30.00. If adding the box lunch works out to more than the targeted $30.00 maximum amount for the entire event, then I will scrape the box lunch idea, and just stick with the required $10.00 for the materials. Whether I can pull the lunch idea off or not, for the targeted price is up in the air at this point. But if we see we have commitments for more than 50 folks for the seminar, we may look at other avenues that provides meals, such as a hotel, or something similar.
Anyone that would like to help in organizing the Constitutional seminar please contact Kathy Rhodarmer --rhod54@yahoo.com, or Kathie Lack. Any help offered would be greatly appreciated. After all, we're all in this together.
Kathy Rhodarmer and Kathie Lack.... Organizers
The Asheville seminar is already up on the NCCS schedule site for seminars. I have already received an email from a person in S.C. that is interested in attending this one in Asheville.
CONSTITUTIONAL SEMINAR SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, MAY 23rd
The organization presenting the semniar is the National Center For Constitutional Studies (NCCS). It's the same organization that publishes the Five Thousand Year Leap, and the Real book series on the founders, that Glenn Beck recommends.
Read the information detailing the scheduled time line of seminar. There will be a $10.00 for study material provided by the Center. Click on the link below for more information.
(QUOTE FROM NCCS SITE)
Each person should have a Study Guide that can be purchased at the seminar. The base price of a seminar is $500. To cover this cost we recommend charging $10.00 per person for the Study Guide's and committing at least 50 people to attend.
It's Time to Have a Making of America Seminar in Your Area
HERE ARE THE DETAILS...
What do we do at a Making of America seminar?
Here is the general outline and timing of our one-day Making of America seminar:
8:30am-11:30am - "Developing America's Great Success Formula"
This is the exciting exploration which Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, Washington and others made in order to rediscover the key to the creation of the first free nation in modern times. We trace their adventure from 1400 B.C. to A.D. 1787
12:00-12:45pm - Lunch break
12:45pm-4:30pm - "The Perfect Plan of Liberty"
A refreshing look at the solid political and economic principles from the preamble through the amendments to the Constitution. You learn perhaps for the first time, how nearly every problem in America today can be solved by restoring these successful concepts.
Each participant is given a 135-page study guide. Here are the notes for the entire seminar! Dr. Skousen explained his proven method of teaching a lot of material in a short period of time so that the students can remember it. He said:
“Notice that you have to help write this study guide. Nearly every major point has a word missing. You have to fill in the blank as you go along.
“Did you know that if you just listen to the presentation, you might enjoy it, but when it is all over you will only be able to recall 2 to 3 percent of it. Now you know the reason for the blanks. They keep you alert and help emphasize each point as you fill in the words. If you faithfully follow the outline and fill in each blank as you go along, you will find that you can refresh your memory from this study outline and come out with a total recall of approximately 75 percent! This is called ‘programmed learning.' It is one of the most efficient ways to study we have found.”
http://www.xmission.com/~nccs/seminars/index.html
http://www.xmission.com/~nccs/
We are in the very early stages of organizing, so we don't have any specifics at this time. In fact, the date for the seminar was just set up a couple of days ago. But as soon as we have the all the details... location... we'll let you know.
The seminar requires that a $10.00 fee be charged for study materials provided by the NCCS organization. Since it's an all day event I was hoping to provide a box lunch for the attendees so the participants would not have to leave the premises. When folks have to leave for lunch at events like this, I've found it makes for a very unorganized return to business. The target for the combined cost of lunch and materials for the seminar, I hope to be around $25 or 30.00. If adding the box lunch works out to more than the targeted $30.00 maximum amount for the entire event, then I will scrape the box lunch idea, and just stick with the required $10.00 for the materials. Whether I can pull the lunch idea off or not, for the targeted price is up in the air at this point. But if we see we have commitments for more than 50 folks for the seminar, we may look at other avenues that provides meals, such as a hotel, or something similar.
Anyone that would like to help in organizing the Constitutional seminar please contact Kathy Rhodarmer --rhod54@yahoo.com, or Kathie Lack. Any help offered would be greatly appreciated. After all, we're all in this together.
Kathy Rhodarmer and Kathie Lack.... Organizers
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