I had an online interaction recently with a first-year history teacher, who posted some activities for teaching Native
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In part one of “Let Them Play is Only Half the Story,” I discussed how years of research have shown us that the
One of the most common responses homeschoolers get to questions regarding the education of their young children is
Picture on left: Communication begins with Morse Code on handmade Telegraph Machines. Picture on Right: Da Vinci's
I’ve been completely speechless the last few days. Anyone who knows me could tell you this is not a usual
In our house, we are in the middle-to-end of our second adolescent cocooning, the period of time when kids seem to
An un-orientation letter to my dear “freshman”: You are now at the stage in which most teens enter high
1. Model what you would like to see. The process for learning is not that different for adults as it is for kids.
I’ve been leading a class that I created called Making Through History for almost two years,