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Unschooling FAQ - Academic Concerns

Unschooling FAQ – Academic Concerns

  Can kids really “catch up” on 12 years of schooling when they are teenagers?

Children are not catching up on knowledge but switching to a different track – one that requires more output/demonstration of what they already have learned. They have the knowledge.  Through their play, projects and field trips, they have been picking up all kinds of information, skills and knowledge, but they have…

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im excited for fall: the chilly weather; pumpkin spice latte, scented candles, acoustic music, movies, that fresh beginning of the (school) year feeling

not to mention ill be getting my braces off soon (hopefully before the year ends)

ugh i still remember freshman year, fall always feels nice 

im not gunna make some lame fall bucket list or anything, but i will keep in mind to enjoy the weather while its there, before it gets unbearably cold or uncomfortably hot.

sadly, spring cannot replace fall, the weather is messy and confusing and the pollen is horrid. as beautiful as flowers can bloom, as fresh as spring is described to be; cannot be compared the fresh autumn air and fiery colors of falling leaves. 

that needs some revision

2 more chapters of this book left! then ill need to do the memoir and study calc, but one at a time right?! anyways i jsut feel glad to be so on task atm. if i can do chapter 6 and 7 in one way (which is about the length of 8 and 9) i think ill actually be able to get this done. this is priority, next to calculus (since the test is on the first day) next to the memoir (which i wish to NOT procrastinate on on my first 3 days of school) at the very least i should revise my first eng assigment (how to read). 

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New Post has been published on http://specialedpost.com/2013/02/05/nine-key-facts-about-dyslexia/

Four Things Parents Should Do to Help a Child with Dyslexia

Dyslexia has no cure but there are effective approaches in your child’s educational process.

by Dr. Joseph Sirven -

Dyslexia is one of the most common learning disorders that can lead to problems with education, but if identified early, academic concerns can be potentially averted.