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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Celebrate Fall
I traveled to central NY this last week to visit my father and some other family members. It was a beautiful week – central NY at its finest with blue skies, changing leaves, and cool weather. I found … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, autumn, children, curriculum, fall, family, fun, homeschooling, lessons, seasons, teaching
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Conflict Resolution
Good morning! Good afternoon! Good evening! or maybe even good night! Whatever time it is where you are, it’s great to have you here 🙂 Today’s post will be quick but ever so important. We ALL deal with conflict. We … Continue reading
Posted in Character
Tagged challenges, character, children, conflict, education, fighting, kids, learn, learning, resolution, resolve, teach, teaching
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Are Boys Losing Interest in Academics?
Good morning everyone! Thank you for the great discussion regarding my last post. Today’s post will be short, but hopefully, thought provoking. Recent research seems to point to boys losing interest in academics. Here are the highlights of an article titled … Continue reading
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Tagged boys, challenges, character, children, education, educational, growing up, kids, learning, parent, parenting, school, teachers, teaching
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Ten Ways to Address Short Attention Spans
Tonight, I taught the three-year old class at church for the first time in a few years. I’d forgotten how much energy three-year-olds have or how short their attention span is! Experts disagree greatly on the length of the normal … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, attention span, boys, challenges, character, children, curriculum, education, educational, homeschool, homeschooling, kids, learning, lessons, parent, parenting, teachers, teaching
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Developing Character through Curriculum
My first Masters course is called “Developing Character through Curriculum.” I can’t think of a better way to start the program. It’s so easy to get caught up with the details of what we want our children to know academically, … Continue reading
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Tagged character, children, curriculum, education, kids, lessons, moral, values
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