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Education

The Importance of Keeping Records and Cutting Curriculum Costs

  Before beginning homeschooling, the teacher must realize that he or she is the recordkeeper for each student. As in all government and private schools, there are three types of records. The first is every aspect of a student’s work. In Pennsylvania, homeschooling parents must turn in a portfolio of student’s work every year to … Continue reading The Importance of Keeping Records and Cutting Curriculum Costs

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November 6, 2011October 1, 2013curriculum, evaluations, homeschool, portfolio, record-keeping1 Comment
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E-Book versus Print Book Curriculum

Before America was even founded, Benjamin Franklin published the same 3 categories of print material we still have to today. First there is what I call "public domain." This is stuff that has been around for awhile: The Bible, Plato’s Republic, Isaac Newton’s books on Physics and Mathematics, etc. Next is stuff we have to … Continue reading E-Book versus Print Book Curriculum

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November 1, 2011October 1, 2013Benjamin Franklin, books, cost, curriculum, e-books, electronic theft, homeschool, Kindle, publishing, textbooks, traditional publishing1 Comment
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What Did You Do Wrong?

You sacrificed to homeschool your children or put them in a Christian school. Yet they still turned their back on you and God. Today they are nothing more than another statistic, no different from any other sinner without Christ. There are almost unlimited people, Christian workers, articles and general advice to tell you what you … Continue reading What Did You Do Wrong?

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October 10, 2011September 28, 2013advice, Benjamin, blame, bribes, children, Christian school, corrupted, counsel, Deuteronomy, examine, fault, generation, guilt, Holy Spirit, homeschool, Joshua, Judges, judgment, ministries, Noah, Phinehas, prayer, priest, Proverbs, sinner, statistic, training2 Comments

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