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Talented to Tone Deaf, Anyone Can Teach

Author: Lea Ann GarfiasPublished in: THSC ReviewPublished on: Nov. 1, 2016 Music appreciation and music history are important components to an arts education. Regardless of musical talent or background, any parent can incorporate music appreciation into home education! For centuries in Western cultures, a basic understanding of music has been integral to a healthy liberal arts […]

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THE ADIRONDACK READING CENTER:

Where Potential Becomes Lifelong Academic Achievement The Reading Center specializes in the highest quality comprehensive reading support, evaluation, and services for children (and their families), adolescents, and adults. Offering both Zoom and in-person reading sessions (Queensbury, NY), we support both dyslexic and non-dyslexic students struggling in reading, spelling, and comprehension. Our program, the first and original Orton-Gilingham Approach,

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How Does Notgrass History Homeschool Curriculum Work?

Notgrass History provides a memorable learning experience for all learning styles with the convenience of a textbook and the richness of a unit study. Regardless of the approach to homeschooling—classical, Charlotte Mason, eclectic, or something else—Notgrass History helps parents and children reach their educational goals. With Notgrass, parents don’t have to be a history expert

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Cedarville University

As you help your student transition from homeschool to college, it is important to choose a university where your investment as a home educator will be celebrated and built upon … not undermined by secular teaching and values! If you want your student to continue to learn in an intentionally Christian setting, Cedarville is that

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