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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Better Test Scores Don’t Lead To Success
Higher test scores DON’T lead to greater success for individual students. Better test scores also DON’T lead to greater success in global competitiveness. Continue reading
Posted in college, global, learning, school, success
Tagged global, global scores irrelevant, learning, NCLB, school, scores useless, success, success not tests, tests meaningless
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7 Ways To Make Your Day More Magical
Make your day more magical. Try eyebombing, alternative identities, a daily toast, and more. Continue reading
Peace Meeting Disrupted By Vegetation Attack
Dignity and the gag reflex do not go together. Continue reading
Posted in humor, memory, peace, sarcasm
Tagged humor, lettuce attack, memory, pacifist attack, peace, salad insurrection, sarcasm, vegetable rampage
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How The “10,000 Hour” Rule Can Benefit Any Child
10,000 hours for Big Time Success is a rule that benefits homeschoolers and self-directed learners, even if they don’t spend those hours in any one field. Continue reading
Posted in homeschooling, learning, selfhood, success, teens
Tagged 000 hour children, 000 hour rule, 000 hour success, 000 hours, 10, homeschooling, homeschooling 10, learning, mastery, selfhood, success
15 Comments
School ADD Isn’t Homeschool ADD
How a child diagnosed with ADD suffers in school and flourishes when homeschooled. Continue reading
Posted in college, homeschooling, learning, mothering, school, success, teens
Tagged ADD, homeschooling, learning, school
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