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Remote Learning Is Here to Stay
Remote Learning Is Here to Stay Results from the First American School District Panel Survey by Heather L. Schwartz, David Grant, Melissa Kay Diliberti, Gerald P. Hunter, Claude Messan Setodji Format File Size Notes PDF file Print it 0.3 MB Technical Details » Research Questions … Continue reading
Learning from Survivors
I’m a “Baby Boomer”. According to the website “myenglishteacher.eu”, my children cross four generations: Generation X (born between 1965-1980); Xenniels (1975-1985); Millenials (1980’s-1994’s); and Generation Z (born after 1995). Some of my grandchildren are also from Generation Z, and some … Continue reading
How Our More Permissive Attitudes Toward Porn May Impact Marriage
JULY 26, 2018 How Our More Permissive Attitudes Toward Porn May Impact Marriage Highlights The percentage of unmarried Americans who find porn morally acceptable increased … Continue reading
Why I Continued Homeschooling
Control. That’s probably the main reason I continued to homeschool my children for as long as I could. But for every one of my reasons, there are other parents who have their own equally valid reasons. Ideally, these reasons could … Continue reading
Support your Community (Lesson from a Reformed Mobster)
I recently received an email from Michael Frenzese, of the Colombo crime family. He is asking me to join his “crew”. Apparently, this is a terminology which mobsters use. When Michael walked away from his life of crime, it became … Continue reading
Posted in community support, ex-mobster, homeschooling, systematic phonics
Tagged book sale, church picnic, community, curriculum swap, yard sale
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Stepping on Legos & Parental Problem Solving
The little ones are finally asleep. I tiptoe from their room, being careful not to let the door creak. I choose to leave the lights off. Must not wake them. I need to sleep tonight. Working my way to the … Continue reading
What’s Next for Child Care Policy?
What’s Next for Child Care Policy? by Patrick Brown, @PTBWRITES Institute For Family Studies MARCH 22, 202 … Continue reading
Phonemic Awareness, Nursery Rhymes & Learning in the Womb
Have you heard the story about the cellist Pablo Casals and his déjà vu experience? This man was intrigued by a piece of music he was learning. As he read through it for the first time, he felt he knew … Continue reading
Posted in education, homeschooling, Phonics, Reading, teaching
Tagged baby brain, Chicken Licken, nursery rhymes
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Phonemic Awareness: Song, Movement & Rhythm for Youngsters
Baby shark do do do do do do Baby shark do do do do do do Baby shark do do do do do do Baby shark I’ve been in homes of many young parents, and few have escaped the Baby … Continue reading
Posted in education, homeschooling, music and movement, nursery rhymes, Phonics, Reading, teaching, tutoring
Tagged homeschool music, music and movement, nursery rhymes
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