NEW at Art of Eloquence: UPDATED Sample Lessons

We’ve updated all our sample lessons!

Over the last year, I have been working almost exclusively on new communication studies, especially the ones that you have told us you needed.  Over the year, we have released:

Say What You Mean Debating the Issues

 

Say What You Mean Overcoming Social Anxiety

 

Say What You Mean Beginning Debate

 

Say What You Mean Avoiding, Reducing and Resolving Conflicts

 

This past year has left me precious little time to do some much needed revising of our website…and you all know how UNtechie I am.  Well, in the past few weeks, I’ve been working on several aspects of our website and today I’m ready to announce our first series of changes: UPDATED Sample Lessons!

After much techie frustration, I have finally been able to update and upload revised versions of the seven sample lessons that we have had, mostly for our homeschool curricula, and HEEEEEEAR they are!

 

Say What You Mean for Preschoolers

Say What You Mean for Kids

Say What You Mean for Teens

Know Your Audience

Say What You Mean: A Creative Speech Course

 

 

Say What You Mean: Defending the Faith

 

Say What You Mean When You’re in Business

 

Each sample lesson link is located toward the bottom of the page so feel free to browse!  I am currently working to create sample lessons for some of our newer studies which do not yet have them.  I should be finished with them all by Wednesday, so come on back to the blog and check them out!

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Art of Eloquence Year in Review

2010 has been an incredibly busy year, mostly due to our rigid writing schedule. I think, at last count, I wrote over 50 articles, 13 eBooks and did about 10 seminars.  Here’s what else God has allowed us to accomplish this year:

We completely revamped our website to make it more user-friendly and packed it with a TON more information!  We also redesigned the blog to better match the look of our website. This year saw the very last Say What You Mean Convention.  The website will remain up only for another few months, but after five years of hosting it, we will not be able to continue in the coming years.  It took a full year, each year, to plan and execute.

We introduced two new segments on our newsletter and gave away a record number of free products to our subscribers including gifts for Valentine’s Day, Resurrection SONday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Thanksgiving and CHRISTmas as well as a few others just because!

This year we introduced four new studies and have two more on the way!  Back by popular demand was the eBook version of Say What You Mean for Preschoolers!  We also introduced three new eStudies, 21 Days to More Godly Communication, Say What You Mean: Overcoming Social Anxiety and Say What You Mean: Debating the Issues! Coming soon are Say What You Mean: Avoiding, Reducing and Resolving Conflicts and Say What You Mean: General Debate.

JoJo (That’s me!)  is now a contributing author on The Old Schoolhouse Magazine’s Company Porch, Girl Nurture’s blog, CWAHM’s blog, as well as a guest author on various other blogs.

Lastly we’ve been blessed by many awards and endorsements over the past year.  Here are just a few:

Reluctant WAHM.com (Several AoE studies)

The Old Schoolhouse.com (The Play Book)

Homeschool Group Leader.com (The Language of Leadership)

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What were YOU able to accomplish in 2010?  What would you like to change in 2011?  How can Art of Eloquence help?

We’ve got big plans for 2011 that we’ll be announcing shortly!  We pray they will bring blessings to you and your family!

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Merry CHRISTmas! Christmas Canon

Merry CHRISTmas everyone!  This is one of my most favorite videos/songs of the season.  It’s the Trans-Siberian Orchestra with Christmas Canon:

Music is a powerful form of communication.  It uses several of your senses and it’s fun.  For more information on fun ways to learn communication skills for preschoolers through adults, visit Art of Eloquence.com!

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Christmas in Sarajevo

Just gorgeous!  Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s Christmas in Sarajevo laser light show!

Music is a powerful form of communication.  It uses several of your senses and it’s fun.  For more information on fun ways to learn communication skills for preschoolers through adults, visit Art of Eloquence.com!

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Celine Dion’s O Holy Night

Celine Dion’s voice is rich and her rendition of O Holy Night is about the best I’ve heard.  It’s spectacular.  Enjoy!

Music is a powerful form of communication.  It uses several of your senses and it’s fun.  For more information on fun ways to learn communication skills for preschoolers through adults, visit Art of Eloquence.com!

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Enya: O Come, O Come Emmanuel

I pray you have been blessed so far by this year’s Video Countdown to CHRISTmas.  This is the second year on the countdown for Enya’s hauntingly beautiful version of O Come, O Come Emmanuel.  Enjoy!

Music videos are a powerful form of communication.  They appeal to several of your senses and are fun.  For more information on fun ways to learn communication skills for preschoolers through adults, visit Art of Eloquence.com!

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Carol of the Bells

This is the second time on the countdown for George Winston’s The Carol of the Bells.  I found this last year!

Music is a powerful form of communication.  It uses several of your senses and it’s fun.  For more information on fun ways to learn communication skills for preschoolers through adults, visit Art of Eloquence.com!

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Celtic Woman: Silent Night

Always a favorite here on the countdown is Celtic Woman’s Silent Night.

Music is a powerful form of communication.  It uses several of your senses and it’s fun.  For more information on fun ways to learn communication skills for preschoolers through adults, visit Art of Eloquence.com!

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Preschool book now available!

Say What You Mean for Preschoolers is finally back!  So many of you had been waiting patiently for this 2-5 year study to be updated as an eBook and put back up on the website.

For those of you who pre-ordered, I am emailing your copies out this morning!

For those that did not yet order, but would love to introduce your preschooler or even your older boys to communication skills in a fun way, THIS is the program for you!  Come check it out here!

It’s never to early to introduce your child to communication skills.  In fact, the earlier you do, more proficient they will be!  PLUS introducing your children to communication skills early can help them avoid shyness which can become debilitating beginning in later elementary school.

Very few people understand the power of communication for their young children and Art of Eloquence is the only company I know of that offers a study for children this young!  Say What You Mean for Preschoolers is packed with fun and creative activities that help teach your youngster communication skills and grows with them as they do!  Check it out today!

Another creatively fun speech communication product from Art of Eloquence.com!

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Classic Baby Babble Video!

It’s preschool week here at Communiation FUNdamentals as we get ready for our weekly podcast on the Communication Comedy Network!  This week we are asking the question if it’s too early to begin teaching our preschoolers to communicate effectively.

Preschoolers have a natural curiosity and a hankering for learning.  Preschoolers are the most teachable students and it can be a blessing to begin teaching them these vital skills.  To illustrate just how much young children feel the need to communicate with us, I give you this video:

Tune in to tomorrow’s Talk Talk Show: The Talk Show About Talking on the Communication Comedy Network and find out how and what we should teach our preschoolers about communication skills!  Each Thursday morning: 8am PST/ 11am EST!

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