I know that each parent can determine what is right for their own child. My job is to support independent homeschooling, however. When I get […]
Month: January 2023
Tips, Strategies and Educational Resources for Parents During Social Distancing
Approximately 56.6 million students attended elementary and secondary school in the United States in 2019. With the current COVID-19 global pandemic, school districts across the […]
Florida DUI and Student Disciplinary Hearings
If you are a student at a Florida university and have been arrested for DUI, you have even more to worry about than the criminal […]
Disadvantages of Homeschooling – Outweighing the Potential Benefits of a Classroom
Homeschooling is not quite as attractive as when you compare it to attending a regular school in the long run. There are skills that can […]
Why Waldorf Works: A Neuroscientific Perspective
Why Waldorf works has more to do with how the brain develops and functions optimally than Rudolf Steiner ever could have known. Sure the educator […]
Use the Pomodoro Technique To Keep Your ADD/ADHD Homeschooler On Track
Anyone who homeschools knows that it can be difficult to keep kids focused on their work. There are a lot of distractions that can sidetrack […]
Data Science: The Path to Unlocking the Best Paying Job Roles in the Near Future
“Data is the new gold mine!” The statement holds huge significance when it comes to today’s business world. The current corporate arena is largely operated […]
The Infrastructure For Conversations About Teaching And Learning
One of the major challenges in supporting the scholarship of teaching on campus or in the disciplines, is to encourage not just those individuals who […]
What is a Traditional Nursery School?
Traditional preschools are also known as structured or cognitive schools. Here are 10 features of a traditional preschool: 1) There is a set curriculum with […]
College Students Make Money Online With Infinity Downline Home Business
With many college students there is a constant balancing act being played between going to classes, studying while trying to enjoy the college experience and […]