Supporting Your Child’s Education During COVID-19 by Emily Graham offers advice from a parent to other parents facing the challenge of helping their kids do some or all of their learning at home. Like her, you can learn to take advantage of the fact that when kids are learning a home, the parents can better […]
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April 11th, 2021What to Look for in a Good College: the Ultimate Checklist by Jane Crighton
April 4th, 2021
What to Look for in a Good College: the Ultimate Checklist by Jane Crighton gives sound college selection advice from a recent graduate. As someone who graduated in 1969, I find this advice up to date and valuable. While the pandemic has further complicated college selection, this advice should stand the test of time. Thanks, Jane.
Live Feed from the Iceland Volcano – Special Post
March 21st, 2021Live feed from Iceland volcano – This is so cool (hot) that I didn’t want to wait for my daily post to share it. Enjoy. @verityjx @BeckePhysics @somafm Share this:
Read entire post...Three Options To School Your Child at Home by Craig Middleton
March 21st, 2021
Three Options To School Your Child at Home by Craig Middleton explains how you can allow your child to learn from home without having to be a teacher yourself. If you are not happy with your local public school options you should look into the options that Craig has researched for you.
Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation by Steven Johnson
March 16th, 2021
Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation by Steven Johnson tracks the innovation process through history and shows what ingredients promote a creative climate. From Darwin to the World-Wide-Web we see how individuals, networks, markets, and open-source projects have forged our modern world. Anyone interested in history and/or science should add this to their bookshelf. Every school and professional development library should too.
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