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Helping them start to make decisions about what they want to learn in middle school as preparation for high school. My 8th grader ... Read More
Monday, 27 October 2014 08:58
Lee you are right on target as usual! ;-)
I would have to say that character traits and work ethic are possibly even MORE import... Read More
Saturday, 25 May 2013 07:00
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I have two teenagers and three more rising through the grades. I love your article. It is a great reminder to stay on poin... Read More
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How and when can my 7th grade son take math and science test for high school credits. He is very good in math and ... Read More
Sunday, 24 January 2021 19:24
Hi Mittal,
Since your son is winning in math competitions and passing math exams (as Lee stated above) you can give him have high... Read More
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Should I take Algebra 1 or Spanish 1?
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There's so much truth in this statement, "The problem with teenagers is that you have to match their learning style AND their pref... Read More
Wednesday, 23 September 2015 20:02
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Knowing your child is something homeschooling moms do better than anyone else! You figured out what she needed, and yo... Read More
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My son took Saxon Alg 1 in his Freshman year, Saxon Alg 2 in his Sophomore year. I am not sure if I should have him take ... Read More
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I've read this article in the past but I am grateful for the reminders! As it happens. we are enjoying a quick "last" vacatio... Read More
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I feel each child is different. For my youngest child,just turned 10, sleep is a huge factor. Her biological clock is a late one. ... Read More
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Foreign language learners might also be interested in language tests by the country's government in the language. For instance, th... Read More
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