Teaching Multiple Levels The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine is YOUR trade magazine for family education. Stay subscribed to this newsletter because this is the place where we give FREE education gifts on a regular basis. Read the magazine anytime, 24/7 at www.TOSMagazine.com. It’s the Family Education Magazine! The Familyman Todd
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *When reading or learning to read is difficult, how can a parent know what to do? *What is the problem? Inefficient curriculum? Learning difficulty? Developmental delay? Lack of motivation? *Find help in sorting out your children’s difficulties with reading… *What if the problem stems
SchoolhouseTeachers.com has many classes that allow students to explore our world, from geography and geology to physics and chemistry. Botany is a middle and high school class led by Julie Polanco which focuses on plants. This month she is teaching about the respiratory and circulatory systems of plants and how they work. She discusses why
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Is it time to revolutionize your thoughts about teaching foreign language? *What is your purpose in investing your money and time in language learning? *Is your purpose driving your choice of method? *What are the different ways of teaching language? *Find questions to ask
Teaching Multiple Levels The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine is YOUR trade magazine for family education. Stay subscribed to this newsletter because this is the place where we give FREE education gifts on a regular basis. Read the magazine anytime, 24/7 at www.TOSMagazine.com. It’s the Family Education Magazine! Relational Homeschooling
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Do you need some advice on how to enjoy your summer? *Have you ever inadvertently ruined summer vacation for your kids? *Are you guilty of pushing lessons plans without allowing a genuine break? *Find a to-do list that will help you focus on summer
Many of the high school classes on SchoolhouseTeachers.com contain enough information and activities for students to receive a semester or a full year’s worth of credit. Simply look for the gray academic credit box that surrounds the red, informational box on the introductory page for each class. At the bottom of that page, there is