Living in a small community in southwest Wyoming, where travel is hampered by winter storms and icy roads that can occur anytime between October and May, Lorelle has had to search for other experiences for her children than the ones provided by the typical TJEd organizations. Using the scriptures and classic literature, she gives examples and ideas for how to implement the “Five Environments of Mentoring” in your family culture. She will explain how to get off the “Leadership Education conveyor belt,” find the principles behind the environments and apply them to your own unique situation. Often along the way, parents are hampered by doubts and stresses that their children are getting what they need to fulfill their missions here on this earth, especially when they hear all the wonderful things everyone else is doing. Lorelle explains how to feel assured that the Lord has given you everything you need to become a successful educated family, and that He can take your own offering of two fishes and five loaves of bread to make an educational feast.
