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Creative Writing

Monday, 08 September 2014 by TOSBlog

How do playwrights create such lively entertainment? How do books become movies? It all starts with a great story. And most of those great stories are the result of hours upon hours of practice. Practice what you ask? Well, writing practice. You don’t think authors just sit down and write the next great American novel

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Article Spotlight ~ Homeschooling’s Explosive Growth – By Bonnie Rose Hudson

Saturday, 06 September 2014 by TOSBlog

Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Homeschooling isn’t just growing – it’s exploding! *What is fueling this explosive growth? *So why do homeschoolers homeschool? *How many are homeschooling outside of the United States border? Do you have the latest

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The Homeschool Minute ~ Diana Waring – An Ordinary Homeschool

Saturday, 06 September 2014 by TOSBlog

An Ordinary Homeschool 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 DianaWaring.com Diana

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Article Spotlight ~ Breaking Out of the Public School Mindset – By Mary Hood, Ph.D.

Saturday, 06 September 2014 by TOSBlog

Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *As parents, you are really the experts concerning your own children. *The homeschool movement is facing a new waves of homeschoolers who have been streaming out of the public schools over Common Core. *What is the biggest mistake a new homeschooler can make? *Stop!