Meet Beverly L. Adams-Gordon |
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Beverly L. Adams-Gordon is an internationally known speaker and author. Honored in 1996 as Writer of the Year by the American Christian Writers Association, she has written over 500 magazine and newspaper articles and seven educational books. Mrs. Adams-Gordon conducts teacher in-service programs and workshops on a variety of educational topics. She is a popular speaker at home education conferences throughout the United States and Canada. Beverly's background in engineering, classroom teaching, and home schooling make her a uniquely qualified educational writer and speaker. She has taught preschool, kindergarten, first grade, multi-age third through sixth grade, as well as high school level science classes. |
Beverly L. Adams-Gordon |
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During the 1987-88 school year, Beverly and her husband John began home schooling their two oldest daughters, Amelia and Angelia. After being home educated through their Junior and Senior High School years, both girls have gone on to higher education and vocations. The Gordons' youngest daughter, Brittany Ann, began Kindergarten at home in September, 1999. Brittany is now 14 years old and doing (mostly) 9th grade work at home. She has grown up an active participant in our business. You may view a list and description of some of Beverly's and her husband's workshops and seminars. For more information or a speaker's kit, which includes a sample tape of Beverly speaking, have your seminar coordinator call Castlemoyle Books (toll free) at 1-888-773-5586 or email her at beverly@castlemoyle.com. A "Seminar Report Card" is located here. |
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In addition to numerous home education publications and education journals Beverly has written for the following publications .
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More about Beverlys backgroundBeverly L. Adams-Gordon attended The University of Washington where she studied engineering. While working as an Aerodynamic Analyst for the Boeing Airplane Company she, in partnership with two other individuals, opened and operated a childcare center and preschool. After being laid-off from Boeing, she started working at the center (a facility licensed to serve 96 children) full-time. This experience helped her discover her love for children and teaching. She began taking courses In Early Childhood Education and eventually became the Program Supervisor and Director of the center. After selling the childcare center, Adams-Gordon returned to school where she majored in Journalism because she wanted to start a childrens newspaper. Upon completing these courses, she became the publisher of Child's Play Newspaper, a publication written for children five to thirteen years old and their parents. It was through her work with Child's Play that she first was exposed to the home school movement and the Montessori methods of education. Beverly attended the University of Puget Sound, where she completed a series of graduate-level Education courses. Upon completion of these courses and receiving her certification, Beverly taught at the Spring Valley School. While employed at Spring Valley, she taught Kindergarten, First grade, and a third through sixth grade class. She has also taught high school level history and science classes at Notre Dame Academy. Since she left her professional teaching career to home school her daughters, Beverly has been conducting independent research and writing. Her special interest areas are Language Arts instruction, individualized and contract learning, and unit study or project methods of instruction. She has written seven educational books since her "retirement from teaching." Back to Beverly's introduction |
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