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What’s in the Current Issue of Practical Homeschooling?
FEATURES
- Nominate the products you’d like to see in our 2022 Reader Awards™ and
i-Learn Awards™ ballots!
- New trends in higher education – such as microcredentials. What other big changes are
colleges making or considering? And is it easier to get in now, or harder?
- Building your own home library: why, how, and what this can do for your homeschool
- “Why do I have to learn math? Why, why, WHY?” Steven T. Abell dares to ask –
and answer – this perennial student question.
- Here’s a heartwarming assignment your kids should enjoy! Melissa Morgan has all kinds of
tips on how to make writing a Christian story a fun project for the whole family.
- Emily Redman makes the case for teaching our kids the classic art of handwriting letters that
actually go in the mail.
- Memorization techniques: What are “chunks”? How does chunking help you retain information? How to commit
L-O-N-G passages to memory. More!
- Share a homeschool day with a military family!
- How to get started in homeschooling.
COLUMNS
- Mary Pride explains why parents know best when it comes to our own children – & why
the Supreme Court agrees.
- Attorney Antony Kolenc with what you need to know about your legal right to choose your
homeschooled child’s curriculum. Plus, state by state chart of curriculum freedom!
- Emily Redman introduces Play Dough 101! How to use this versatile medium for
education (and not just for little kids!).
- Melissa Morgan tells us how to teach the 4 stages of the writing process.
- Melissa Williamson says middle school is the perfect time to explore career options. Here’s how.
- Talent search programs: What are they? How have they changed in the past couple years? How can
one help your gifted child? College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley has the details.
- Janice Campbell shares some lovely thoughts on how to enjoy a peaceful, calm winter season.
NEWS
- Is it STEM or STEAM or STREAM? Why do they keep adding letters, and are all educators
happy with that?
- New published guidelines for virtual reality in education.
- What educators are now saying about “learning loss”
- Questions about how the $188.5 BILLION dollars of emergency relief Congress
voted to give schools are actually being spent.
SPOTLIGHT REVIEW
- Charlotte Mason in a Box. That’s what the curriculum is called – does it live up to
its name?
PLUS...
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- Ads with special offers
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