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The Works Trilogy [Audio Product]
In: 2012 Conference - St. Paul
Fri, 04/13/2012
Price: $4.00 (MP3 Download)
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP presented by Jay W. Patterson of The Works People. This K-12 curriculum hits a home run every time. It’s the most effective language arts program out there, and it’s all under one umbrella. It is handwriting,... More

Secrets of Great Spelling [Audio Product]
In: 2012 Conference - St. Paul
Fri, 04/13/2012
Price: $4.00 (MP3 Download)
EXIBITOR WORKSHOP presented by Barbara Beers of The PHONICS Road to Spelling and Reading. Great spelling does not have to be a mystery when you know...the rest of the story! Modern education methods of memorizing words using pictures, workbooks, and... More

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on 12/07/2011 - 1:01pm

God has a wonderful sense of humor, I believe.  He wants us to grow and stretch, and one of the ways He does this is to give us children who are very different from each other.  Just as it is very likely that a right brain person will have a left brain spouse, so it is that if our first born is left brain dominant, the next child likely will be right brain dominant.  This brain dominance affects both personality characteristics and learning styles.  

How do you determine if you are teaching a right brain child?  Children tend to display these characteristics at an early age.  All children are creative, but your right brain child will seem to be even more imaginative.  The right brain learns things in "wholes" rather than parts, so that child will get math concepts well, but may struggle with the "details" like the math facts or checking work.   In thinking styles, the right brainer often goes by "gut feel" whereas the left brainer prefers multiple facts before coming to a conclusion.  In test taking, the left brainer prefers the black and white choices presented in multiple choice questions,...

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on 11/26/2011 - 7:37am

Dear Friends,

August finds some families vacationing and others finishing up those last projects before beginning a new school  year. To help you look forward with enthusiasm to September, we encourage you to take some time now to put those final touches on planning, ordering curriculum, and mapping out your school year. As you go over your plans, let's zero in on English and talk about what constitutes a solid high school English course of study. We offer the following suggestions that can easily be tailored to your individual child and circumstance.

 

LITERATURE

The first component that comes to mind when thinking of English is literature. Before being able to fully enjoy good books, it's important to teach your child how to analyze them by introducing and discussing the literary devices the author uses such as setting, plot, theme, etc. Providing opportunities to practice picking out these devices through a variety of genres (drama, prose, poetry) will encourage your child to better...