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All about Mentoring Programs

 Mentoring programs are most often refers to a professional relationship in which an experienced person helps non-experienced person in developing skills and knowledge. Mentoring can be of Informal mentoring or Formal mentoring. Informal mentoring relationship is being built when someone app

Benefits of Using a Mentor for Mentoring Programs

Etymologically “mentor” refers to a person generally older and more experienced who orients the younger and the less experienced to reach his potential. A counselor, trusted friend or a teacher is paired with a new comer to guide the mentee towards th

Best Program Resources for kids

Peer Pressure Peer pressure is among the major sources of bullying, which can turn otherwise good students into bullies. Very often the child who harasses another partner quickly is usually surrounded by a band or group of stalkers which join in a unanimous, gregarious behavior of harassm

Mona McNee explains the Reading Wars

(Mona McNee, an English author and teacher now in her eighties, has been an indomitable crusader for smart reading instruction over many decades. She created “Step By Step.” Her great sadness is that so many children are s

Classroom displays

Classroom displays are an integral part of a classroom.  They help children feel valued and involved.  Their artwork is often displayed on the walls but needs framing appropriately.  Classroom displays can help. We stock a huge number of classroom display products, from display

Funky Field Trips for Homeschoolers

Homeschoolers are not left out when it comes to field trips. In fact, homeschoolers often use field trips as the backbone of their homeschool course studies. Which is great, because field trips are an awesome way to learn. Using field trips to augment any type of study will increase the length of

In Reading, One Size Does Fit All

Nothing is more ingrained in modern education theory than the notion that people have different abilities, different types of brains, and different learning styles. It’s now assumed that a classroom will be full of many varieties of children, each of which must be taught with a diff

Waiting on the Breakthroughs

Have you ever pushed your child to learn a certain topic and been incredibly frustrated because you seemed to be banging your head against a wall?  It is frustrating when, as the instructor, you show your child how to do a type of math problem, only to have her tell you that she

Do you REALLY need a Homeschool Group?

If you are new to homeschooling, the first thing on your to-do list is probably to try and read up on all of the homeschool laws in your state and sort through the wealth of information regarding homeschool curricula and progra

Teaching Emotions in the Classroom


Creative Writing, Another Way to Learn to Write

When we homeschool our children we want them to do their best.  We want them to learn to add,subtract, multiply, and divide.  We want them to learn to read and to write.  But often when we think about teaching our children to write, we either think of writing assignment

Make Reviewing Math an Interactive Game

Reviewing math as an activity can sound extremely boring and uninspiring. In some peoples minds it could rank up there with folding laundry and washing dishes - something that is not very enjoyable, but inherently needs to be done. Nevertheless, si

Overcoming the Math Groups Hurdle for Your Students

After teaching for 12 years, the first thing that I must admit is that I never had much success with grouping students for math. Whenever I attempted this in my early years, chaos would erupt, and I ended up with a room full of racket and off task students.  

A Math Worksheet To Inspire Success

It is amazing the difference in effort you will get from worksheet to worksheet. Granted the amount of effort may vary immensely from year to year depending on the group of students you have. However for the most part, when a worksheet is needed to help drill down a procedure, standard, or

Seven Tips To Help Be Successful With Math Review

If you've had difficulty getting your students actively engaged in reviewing math, here are seven ideas you can immediately put to use in your classroom to inspire success. 1. Partner Up. One way to get students energized to r
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