November / December 2009 |
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Features: |
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Globally Correct Education: "Dumbing down" goes global [Tom DeWeese]
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Considering a Career Change?: The pros and cons of going back to school and
starting your own business [Bill Pride]
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Beware of the Dual Credit Trap: Taking one course and getting both high-school
and college credit is a great idea, but do it right or you'll lose college
financial aid [Mary Pride]
- Take a Hike: How one father and son got fit and built togetherness while sharing
an educational experience [Phil and Jeremy Wood]
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Columns: |
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Diane Lockman: The Classical Method: An introduction to classical education made
easier
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Joyce Mcpherson: Outside the Box: How to compete in the National Latin Exam and
National Mythology Exam
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Don Aslett: Keep It Clean: Finding the time to get the important things done
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Janice VanCleave: Janice's Science Club: A scientific look at the Bethlehem star
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Jeanette Webb: College Bound: How to make a high-school transcript
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Melissa Morgan: Readiness: The trials, tribulations, and joys of homeschooling a
toddler
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Sam Blumenfeld: Tomorrow's Leaders: Sam remembers what it was like to go to
middle school in New York just before World War II
- The Final Word: How Shelley Noonan taught her children the joy of giving
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Departments: |
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News Shorts: News you can use
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Envelope Gallery: Creativity from homeschool kids
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2010 Photo Contest: Learn how to enter and how to win
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Homeschool Mall: Shop around and see what you like!
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Classifieds: Good things come in small packages
- Show 'n' Tell: A homeschool grad's success story and a Congressional Medal
winner
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Reviews: |
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Hot Products: Cardmaking, biology, the battles that kicked off the American War
of Independence, and help for homeschooling an autistic child
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Spotlight: Trivium Mastery: Classical education can be much less stressful
- Spotlight: Called to Influence: Jeanette and Austin Webb chart a path to college
success
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