martes, 30 de agosto de 2011

About Continuing Education: Engage Your Students. Engaged Students Learn More.

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Continuing Education

Non-Trad Students

Teachers

Lifelong Learners



From Deb Peterson, your Guide to Continuing Education
Think about it. When you're having fun, when you are engaged with the people around you, you remember the occasion. Yes? Engage your students right from the very start and they'll learn more, sooner. And you'll probably be their favorite teacher. How do you engage them? With ice breakers, of course!

10 Fun Introductions for Day One
What better way to engage your students from the very beginning than with an introduction ice breaker? We've got 10 fantastic ways for students to introduce themselves on the first day of class. Your work will be half done... Read more

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About Homeschooling: September - Q&A - Grandparents - Back to School

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From Beverly Hernandez, your Guide to Homeschooling
Labor Day is this coming weekend. If you're traveling, print the Travel Activity Book to take along.

September 1st - Earthquakes and Wars
We're heading into September and back to school time. Follow along on the September Fundays Calendar to learn interesting tidbits all through the month. Here are September Holidays and Events with worksheets, coloring pages and activities to provide teachable moments for September 1st.Check out the September Fundays Calendar and the September Coloring Calendar.

Homeschool Questions and Answers
Whenever two or more homeschoolers get together, just mention something about homeschooling and the conversation is off and running. Homeschoolers are notorious for supporting each other and helping each other succeed. Enjoy this sampling of links, then "share your stories and tips" too!

Grandparents Helping Out
I was blessed with three new granddaughters last year, bringing my total to 11 grandchildren. Let me share with you a few things I've started to help out my children and their families. We are fortunate to all live near each other, so it's easy to get together often.

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Start the school year off with excitement and enthusiasm...and a party! Don't miss the Back to School Printables.

 


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lunes, 29 de agosto de 2011

About Grad School: Is Graduate School for You?

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Applying

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From Tara Kuther, Ph.D., your Guide to Grad School

Is Graduate School for You?
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