Everyday Education

Everyday Education helps homeschoolers make every day a learning day with Janice Campbell's Excellence in Literature, Transcripts Made Easy, and more. Est. 2001

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Screen time can devour family time, but it doesn't have to. Learn how Charlotte Mason's tips on transforming habits, plus ten screen-time tips from the government, and a detox plan from Oliver DeMille can help your family permanently reduce screen time. https://t.co/QdEaNxED3m

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Books Boys Like – This list was born out of our struggle to find books our boys liked. #booksforboys #adventurebooks https://t.co/RLK2wvf43h

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The amount and source of noise in your home can make a difference in what students learn. Here are a couple of id... https://t.co/794Y2PbxG7

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What makes reading hard for some kids? Research shows that teaching a broad, rich curriculum helps students read better (no surprise there), but it isn't happening for a lot of children. Here is a look at why history, science, and more can boost reading....https://t.co/kSIEx2vcUE

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William Wordsworth (1770-1850), an English poet, was born at Cockermouth, on the Derwent, in Cumberland, on the 7th of April 1770. https://t.co/v3joLOlrAx #Biography

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What is appropriate reading for a literature class? Should students expand horizons & join the great conversation or should a middle grade reading list be easy and relatable? https://t.co/xp6SVQiURR

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I was reminded recently that the way children are praised can help shape their thoughts. As a bonus, "Appropriate... https://t.co/uAtaCooUKi

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Getting it all done in a one-person business isn't easy, but with a simple time-management strategy, you can do m... https://t.co/1adMrG5MWL

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How to Cultivate a Pleasant Reading or Speaking Voice #publicspeaking #rhetoric #recitation #self-improvement https://t.co/Le8Kcp3UMK #speakingvoice #debate

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Do you read poetry and share it with your children? Here's how to enjoy poetry every week: https://t.co/rzGdUFuG1Z

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When a dad helps you homeschool, the lessons may not be what you had in mind. Here are three things I wish I'd known about dad lessons when we began. https://t.co/kOxU5RRxQI

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Why Freshmen Fail and How to Avoid It: Professor Carol explains how students can succeed in college. Recommended. https://t.co/Ckk2OMzpa6

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Thank goodness I was never sent to school; it would have rubbed off some of the originality. -Beatrix Potter https://t.co/FWPEuhJgBi #homeschool #tutoring

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Want an easy way to teach language arts? #McGuffeyReaders revisited #homeschool #CharlotteMasonGuide included https://t.co/gwbMPuR8bd #elementary #middleschool #dictation #elocution #recitation

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The first month of a homeschool year is good time to set a realistic pace and start keeping simple records. Here are two tips for keeping homeschooling simple this year. Keeping it Simple in the New Homeschool Year https://t.co/omql7Xh48W

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Renaming the Laura Ingalls Wilder Award probably wasn’t censorship, but was it the right thing to do? Here are a few thoughts about the award, Wilder’s books, context, and historical fiction. https://t.co/rF82kCnPRS

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Doing high school at home; is it worth it? by Janice Campbell #handsonlearning #lifeskills https://t.co/MdEYuE00ng #highschoolhomeschool

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I hope you're looking forward to a summer break, but If your student is struggling and you're thinking of skipping it, I'd like to offer a few thoughts. Here's why (and how) a summer break can be constructive. https://t.co/jdANp9e6Wu

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Teach spelling with the 1857 McGuffey Readers, with advice from Charlotte Mason #Homeschool #LanguageArts #K5-12 #Tutoring #Recitation https://t.co/QSpeNHNkac

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Does penmanship matter? Should children learn cursive? Is handwriting even necessary any more? Writing by hand is still important—and here are some real reasons why.
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