Posts Tagged ‘Don’
Michele Bachmann: “CO2 Is A Natural Byproduct of Nature!”
May 29th, 2010
Earlier this year, while attending a homeschool conference, I had a
conversation with a mother about nature studies and nature journaling. She
had decided that her students would do nature journals and had started off
with a vengeance to see that goal accomplished.
She admitted that she had taken her children to the zoo with their journal
books in hand and when they weren’t completely enthusiast Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in nature study | 
Tags: Canada, Child, Clare Walker Leslie, Don, Donald Stokes, Edith Holden, Explore, Family, genuine excitement, God, journal, journalbooks, Kristin Pratt-, Mary Blocksma, nature, nature journals, old schoolhouse magazine, science notebook, walk, Walking, way, writing | 
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Nextstudent Private Loans Can Help Subsidize Educational Programs From Elementary to Graduate School
May 21st, 2010
Financing an education can be a challenging feat, especially when borrowers have exhausted their personal savings and their state and federal financial aid options and still have educational expenses left to cover. NextStudent, a leading Phoenix-based education company, can help. Whether you’re a higher education student or the parent of a K–12 student, you may be eligible for a NextStudent Private Loan, a cred Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in informal education |
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Home Education And Your Special Child
April 30th, 2010
Homeschooling is challenging to get going with, add the suspicion of teaching a child with special needs and you are increasing the difficulty of homeschooling Tim and Lisa at home. This does not mean that it can’t be done, as there are lots of youngsters with disabilities being homeschooled and successfully at that. Irregardless, there are some confusions and roadblocks along the way so here are a few hints to keep on your fri Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in home education |
Tags: baby steps, Child, confusions, daughter, Don, education, home, Home School Law, Home School Laws, Home Schooling Laws, irregardless, learning/Godfrey, Lisa, Read, reading, running out of time, son, subject matters, Tim, way |
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Nature Journaling: Finding Your Own Way
April 19th, 2010
Earlier this year, while attending a homeschool conference, I had a
conversation with a mother about nature studies and nature journaling. She
had decided that her students would do nature journals and had started off
with a vengeance to see that goal accomplished.
She admitted that she had taken her children to the zoo with their journal
books in hand and when they weren’t completely enthusiast Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in nature study |
Tags: Canada, Child, Clare Walker Leslie, Don, Donald Stokes, Edith Holden, Explore, Family, genuine excitement, God, journal, Kristin Pratt-, Mary Blocksma, nature, nature journaling, nature journals, old schoolhouse magazine, science notebook, time, walk, Walking, writing |
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Stressed by Studying for Exams? Try These Tips!
February 21st, 2010
Whether you are learning a new language or a subject like geography, these simple tips could save you hours of study time – and result in higher marks.
Highlighting Fundamentals
You have probably used highlighters in textbooks and study notes; but are you getting the most out of them?
To learn anything, you must repeat the material. You go over it again – and again – an Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in geography |
Tags: bulldog clip, Don, education, glue, information, Kathy Steinemann, Language, Learning, magnet, orange, orange areas, refrigerator magnet, search, small refrigerator, study, time, tips, yellow highlighter |
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