Sometimes the results indicate that the student is average or just below for a grade level, but sometimes they indicate that a student needs to repeat a subject or grade. What do you do?...
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By teaching math according to these learning styles, you can increase the chances of success in math for your student. ...
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The point of teaching and homeschooling is not to progress through a curriculum or reach a completion goal. Instead, teaching is about our students....
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High school elective options abound if you know how and where to seek them! Here are some ways to fill high school elective credits - and have fun doing it!...
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Since various forms of literature combine beautifully to form one continuous story of grace, it is critical that we learn to approach each portion of Scripture appropriately....
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There seem to be two basic schools of thought when it comes to setting early academic goals: lofty, rigid goals on one side, and almost none at all on the other. ...
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So, if a rigorous approach can take the joy of learning right out of grammar and a laid-back approach can leave your child at a disadvantage, is there a third option? Yes!...
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I asked the gals behind Well Planned Gal to share their experience with their favorite teacher. Here's what they had to say....
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Many of today’s educational philosophies morphed from taking existing views and putting them together to form a new ideology. However, this was often done by educators who took the time to study and recognize the comprehensive needs of students in their era; they didn’t simply choose the fun and easy...
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There are qualities that great teachers have that help them make a difference in the life of their students. And while some teaching ability may be innate, many of these qualities can be cultivated....
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