martes, 2 de noviembre de 2010

About Continuing Education: 5 College Admission Tips

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From Deb Peterson, your Guide to Continuing Education
Most articles about college admissions seem aimed at the high-school crowd. Nevertheless, many of them offer tips appropriate for the older student, too. I found five this week. Check them out.

5 College Admission Tips
Before sending off your application with hopes for admission in your favorite college, check these five tips. Read more

10 Things Successful New Teachers Do
I found Mary Clement last week. She's got 10 things you might want to start doing to be successful if you're not already. Read more

Can Learning Be Scary?
I love learning new things, but I'm afraid of learning to be a better motorcycle driver. What's up with THAT? Have you ever been afraid to learn? Read more

I Want to Suck Your Blood...
In celebration of Halloween just passed, I blogged about a vampire class in the Continuing Ed. department at Harvard. Really. Read more

 


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About Homeschooling: November - Showing Kindness - Blogs - Thanksgiving

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From Beverly Hernandez, your Guide to Homeschooling
Spend some time this week learning about Veterans Day. Talk about the year flying by, Christmas lists are beginning to appear around here.

November Fundays Calendar
November is most notable for Veterans Day and Thanksgiving, but there are plenty of other happenings in November. Follow along on the November Fundays Calendar to learn interesting tidbits all through the month. Here are some selected November Holidays and Events coming up.Check out the November Fundays Calendar and the November Coloring Calendar.

From the mailbag: November Kindness Calendar

"I am interested in finding an activity calendar that can be used starting November 1st---through the month of November, for example, with suggestions of what you can do in the community and in your home, to show love, doing for others, show your thankfulness and blessings--can you help me find one?" - Find out how to make your own!


Featured Homeschool Blogs
Homeschooling parents often start their own blogs or websites to share their stories and their day-to-day experience of teaching their children. Read about how these parents got started in their online writing, then share your own blog.

Thanksgiving Studies and Activities
I'll be having Thanksgiving at my house this year. My parents will be coming from out of state. It's going to be a busy place here and I need to get organized and prepare ahead of time.

 


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About French Language: Sing/plural meaning changes ~ Speaking anxiety

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From Laura K. Lawless, your Guide to French Language
Bonjour, c'est la première infolettre de novembre !

Larzac
An inhospitable region of France where some of my favorite cheese is made.

Singular vs plural meaning changes
Some French nouns can only be singular, some only be plural, and some have different meanings depending on whether they are singular or plural.

Overcoming speaking anxiety
Shyness apart, if you feel nervous when speaking French, it's probably due to a lack of confidence in your skills: you don't feel you have the grammar, vocabulary, and/or pronunciation needed in order to express yourself. The obvious solution is to improve your French, and this site is filled with resources to help you do just that. Beyond lessons and learning, however, there are other ways to increase your confidence and feel more comfortable speaking French.

National French Week: 4-10 November
Organized by the American Association of Teachers of French (AATF), National French Week is an annual celebration of French language and francophone cultures. AATF organizations, Alliance française branches, and French departments across the country will join in promoting French and everything that goes along with it with assorted activities and events.


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