| | In this week's newsletter, read about how an oval-shaped table first crafted at Phillips Exeter Academy in the 1930s changed private school teaching methods forever. There is also a profile of Punahou, the Hawaii private school that President Obama attended from fifth grade through senior year. Blythe Grossberg about.com Private School Guide | | Harkness Tables Changed Private School Teaching Private school teaching methods, which often involve a discussion prompted by the teacher's open-ended question, arose in part because of a special oval-shaped table and a teaching methodology first crafted at Phillips Exeter Academy.Read more | Spotlight on the Punahou School, Hawaii: Obama's School Founded in 1841, Punahou (pronounced "Poon-a-hoe") was originally a school to educate the children of Congregational missionaries in Hawaii. With over 3,700 students, Punahou is the largest co-ed independent school on a single campus in the country. Read more | How to Write the Parent's Statement Private school applications ask parents to take pen to paper and to write about their children in the parent's statement or parent's questionnaire. Learn how to craft this statement. Read more | Getting Into a School Here is help, advice and guidance with the private schools admissions process. | | | | Private Schools Ads | | | | Featured Articles | | | | More from About.com | | | | | | Food and Mood Indulging a sweet tooth can cause weight gain, guilt and even worsen depression. Here are a few expert tips to help you resist. More>
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