As this is a blog about home-schooling, I often mention my children in my posts. I thought that I would send these Christmas greetings with pictures of my children that we used in our Christmas cards this year: From left to right: Son #1, age 22; Son #3, age 8; Son #2, age 17; and The…
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Neuroscience Meets Your Child With Disabilities
In the summer edition of the Florida Parent Educator’s Almanac magazine I found the following article by Tara Jenner, founder of The Brain Trainers. As you will read in this article Tara is a cognitive skills trainer, who serves the needs of students and adults who either have learning challenges or just want to improve…
A Sitcom Moment
A few weeks ago I was watching a Seinfeld rerun with my two older children (ages 26 and 22). During Seinfeld’s monologue he made the observation that when we become adults we suddenly wonder why we were so afraid of our parents. Both my children burst out laughing. I asked them why. They said (in…
Check Out These Articles: Toddler’s Play and Home Schoolers Granted Asylum
I hope you have been enjoying my series on “Getting Started in Home Schooling!” Please continue to forward my posts to your friends (I know some of you have!) It’s tough getting something like this going and I appreciate all the help. I am sending out this “interim” post because I came across a couple…