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Home School Conventions: How To Home Educate Your Children
The first home school convention I attended was overwhelming. There was so much offered that I did not know were to begin, and found myself wondering around aimlessly. I just was not prepared for so much opportunity. I now … Continue reading
Do You Know Where Our Politicians Are?
Recently I came across the following Information. I had no idea what our our political leaders were up to. The following was announced briefly on Fox News, so I looked up to learn more: the U.S. State Department on Friday … Continue reading
Founding Father Quotes (and others) On Central Banks
Below are listed some quotes from the Founding Fathers (and others) concerning Central Banks (Federal Reserve / World Bank) Note: this page is still under construction, so check back with us for more information. “Without big banks, socialism would be … Continue reading
The History Of Money And The Economy
Most people have heard that Nero fiddled while Rome burned. But few realize the creative way he handled the Roman coin to his own benefit, and that still effects us today. You see, after Rome burned, Nero wanted to rebuild … Continue reading
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How To Create A Lesson Plan
Creating Lesson Plans: Easy And Fun As a tutor, I use the eclectic method, and much of my teaching is based on games, play and real life experiences. When I do use curriculum, it is chosen based on the children’s … Continue reading
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How To Home School The Pre-K Student
We have all heard the old saying that “you have to crawl before you can walk”, but many have forgotten the wisdom in that old adage. Studies show that crawling before walking is important for the proper development of the … Continue reading
Home School Conventions For Parents, Teachers, and Tutors
The Florida Home School Convention (May 24-27, 2012). You’ll be equipped and recharged to accomplish your educational mission through the more than 200 vendors displaying the latest in homeschooling curriculum and materials as well as the 120-plus lectures and workshops … Continue reading
Teaching And Helping The Child With ADHD
A recent article in the New York Times about ADHD has created quite a stir. When we were mostly farmers and ranchers, very active children were highly valued in our society. But now that we are more sedimentary, they … Continue reading
Newt Gingrich And Mitt Romney
In the above video, Romney describes himself as a “Moderate with Progressive ideas.” In the above video, Newt Gingrich says his favorite president was the Progressive, Liberal Democrat FDR. He also talks about a transition bigger than, if not bigger … Continue reading
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Freedom Of Religion And The First Amendment
Increasingly many feel there is an assault on Christianity. Could it be true, and why do Christians feel that way? 1. 2. U.S. tax dollars building mosques overseas, but not the same to churches or temples here in the U.S. … Continue reading