Organization. It’s the buzz word of the month of January. How do we stay organized? How do we even start? We start with a command center. When I was younger, my command center was my brain. As I have grown, I’ve discovered that real estate in my brain is prime real estate. Why should I […]
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It’s another fifth Monday month. Shall we talk about December or January? 2018 or 2019? Are you finishing this year with a “Mission Accomplished!” attitude, or a “Mission Impossible”? As you reflect back on 2018 and prepare to dive, or belly flop, into 2019 take time to celebrate the victories. Here, I will start: Mission
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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 my son was five, I did the typical first time homeschooler thing: We read the “Tale of Despereaux” together and watched the new movie with the goal of comparing the two. Of course, he was five. What I expected from my five year old, I have no idea. Over the years my methods may
