Here are 5 steps that you can walk your student through to show him how to self edit his paper. 1. Check the basics. Each sentence must have 5 things in order to be a sentence. If a sentence does not have all five of these items, then it is not a sentence. Capital letter […]
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Join us for our monthly educator session. For the month of October we will be discussing schedules. What are schedules? What are the different types of schedules? How do we balance multiple schedules? This is our course designed for educators to come together and discuss and learn from each other. Space is limited so register
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Clutter. What does a person really need to raise children? What do you need to help give your child the best education? Can you have too much? Can you give too much? These are questions that bounce around in our heads as we strive to provide for our children without creating entitlement, clutter. Every single
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When students are in the grammar stage of learning, picture books and reading aloud take center stage. According to the classical tradition, students in the grammar stage are repetitive creatures. They love to read the same books over and over and often end up memorizing large chunks of information. Through repetition, these children easily memorize
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Scio Academy has created a free pdf download of a student task list designed for middle and high school students. Recently, Scio Academy gave away planning pages for our students to use to set goals by the month, week, and year. The feedback from the students has revealed a desire to plan the entire week:
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