If you aim at nothing, you’ll hit it every time. In our post on creating a roadmap for your student, we said to start with the end in mind. But how do you choose a destination? Ken Coleman says that we should operate in what he calls our “sweet spot”, that is the intersection […]
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When we think of the word comedy we equate it with humor and laughter. We pop in a comedic film and anticipate the chuckling to follow. Shakespeare propelled the romantic comedy, which models we still use today in our films. Falling into scrape after scrape, miscommunication and confusion that cause us to chortle, the gent
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We are excited to announce the development of our Editing Workshop course! The editing workshop consists of ten short recorded lessons designed to walk your children through learning how to self edit some key components of their essays. This short course contains 4 lessons on the mechanics of a paper and 6 lessons focused on
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Stephen Covey says that the goal is not to prioritize your schedule, but to schedule your priorities. What does he mean? Simply put, he means, start with the end in mind and adjust your schedule accordingly. That is exactly how we should lead our middle and high school students in developing life long skills in
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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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