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- Gender: Female
- Relationship Status: Married
- Religon: Christian
- Location: Walden, NY
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We use or limit our introduction of technology at home based on our own experiences and comfort with it. Reality is, our kids are growing up in a techno-savvy age. What technology is appropriate for our children? We’ll try to answer that question as well as when and how to ...
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Do you ever shake your head and realize you’re attempting to duplicate a school classroom right there at your dining room table? For a few, this is their goal, but for many it is actually the opposite. How about you? WHAT IS YOUR PURPOSE Without a clearly defined purpose statement ...
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Loose papers lying about? Kids can’t find the paper they finished? The spiral notebook- antiquated though it may seem in light of today’s technologies- can be a simple solution. Propensity for Disorganization “What lesson are we on today? Where is yesterday’s paper? I thought I ...
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Busyness, isolation, insecurity, and tiredness can leave us feeling alone or discouraged in our homeschooling journey. Before throwing down (or throwing in) the towel, allow some streams of encouragement to flow in and rejuvenate you, giving you the strength you need to run the race well. ...
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Homeschool conventions can be a wonderful source of encouragement, new techniques, curriculums, and tools. They can also be a serious source of budget drain for the weak-willed spender. Ahead: how to get the most out of your convention and not let it take too much out of you! Source I ...
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As much as we desire to have our little ones at the table with us, their frustration level from not having enough to do can become a distraction and hindrance to other children trying to work. Here are a few ideas for keeping them learning alongside you… PROBLEM A noisy, ...
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Sometimes we feel like there isn’t time for Dad to be involved in the homeschool. 15-20 minutes could be enough time for Dad to impart some wisdom in one subject or area of expertise. If he doesn’t feel confident as a teacher, choose a subject where a lesson can be ...