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• Need a boost to get ready for the Spring semester? Here are tips to help get you refreshed & energized!
• Emily Redman outlines some strategies for family service projects during the holidays and beyond
• Journaling is a great way to record what you did in homeschool. Journaling WITH your child is also a great way to bond. Here’s how to make it beautiful.
• Have a challenged learner? The problem may be his eyesight! What to do.
• Jen Keefe explains how she created socialization opportunities for her homeschool kids
• You can’t be everywhere doing everything at once! Melissa Morgan shares five coping strategies that help the overwhelmed.
• Share the homeschool day of a “holiday schooling” family, a military family, and a family with 9 children

• Mary Pride on how to build calm into your home
• Attorney Antony Kolenc answers the question, “Who can legally homeschool my children?”
• Emily Redman has some great ideas for preschool communication skills
• Mom of 9 great readers with super practical advice for phonics success
• Melissa Williamson explains how to have fun teaching your middle schoolers about poems & play
• Cindy LaJoy outlines the adjustments that need to be made to teach a special-needs high-school student at home
• Dr. Kuni Beasley tells how to craft an effective college-application essay
• Janice Campbell helps us relax with the poetry of winter

• What is Education 4.0?
• What is the “Big Blur”?
• What in the world is “SHTEM”?
• The scary news about changes in student absenteeism and bad behavior
• Remote learning in government schools: boom or bust?

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