I?ve written many articles and a few books over the last couple of decades. You?ll find those here, as well as resources for home- and family-centered living with a special emphasis on writing, high school literature, and homeschooling through high school and beyond, with topics including non-traditional college and home business.
My goal is to provide articles, links, and resources that will help you make time for things that matter to you. I want to help streamline life?s necessities ? like high school transcripts, records, and diplomas, and teaching classic literature and writing- so you?ll have more time to spend on the important things? things that last.
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If you are thinking about doing college non-traditionally (early college, accelerated college, distance learning, or late college), the Doing College Your Way page offers information on on distance learning and college-level exams to get you started.
And now, Get a Jump Start on College! A Practical Guide for Teens will help your teen earn college credit in high school. It?s available as an instantly downloadable e-book. It is also available as a print book if you prefer. If you?d like to help your teen get a jump start on life, this is a book you need. You can Get a Jump Start on College now.
There is a week-by-week assignment schedule for each unit, and most context resources are available at your local library or online. This high school English curriculum is designed to be completed in grades 8-12, but is very flexible, so you can jump in at any level.
The curriculum is available as individual print books, e-books, or as a complete curriculum with all five levels in a big binder so that you can customize your high school English class. The five levels are Introduction to Literature, Literature and Composition, American Literature, British Literature, and World Literature.
Read more about Excellence in Literature: Reading and Writing Through the Classics, and let your students start reading and learning from the greatest literature of Western Civilization.
Connie Schenkelberg?s new Spelling Made Easy program uses an innovative, tried and proven method that focuses on homonyms and puzzles to make spelling practice easy and painless for middle-grade students. As a bonus, students build vocabulary as they are studying each homonym group! This 1-2 year curriculum includes lesson plans and an answer key, and is available as a print book or an e-book.
If you believe as I do that formal grammar should be studied once, then practiced through usage in real writing assignments, Grammar Made Easy will provide the foundational study you need to make it possible. If you want to cycle endlessly through years of repetitive grammar workbooks, please look elsewhere;-).
It?s available as a print book, as well as an e-book. I think you?ll love it. Read more about Grammar Made Easy.
If you?re planning to take the SAT, you may want to listen to Conquer the Test!, a three-hour audio workshop with worktext to prepare. If you live in the mid-Atlantic area, you may want to attend a Beat-the-Clock Essay Workshop? which will help you prepare for timed essays such as those on the SAT, the ACT, and CLEP* exams.
I offer SAT/ACT essay tips, as well as links to related articles, on the Beat-the-Clock pages and in the e-zine, so be sure to sign up for the e-zine and visit often.
Evaluating writing is so much more than just ?correcting papers.? It can affect your student?s feelings about writing, his or her chance of academic success, and even the relationship you share.
In this simple, approachable little book, you?ll learn the things you need to know in order to become the writing teacher and evaluator you want to be.
I?ve just added an Article blog to make it easier to post articles on this site. I?ll post articles you share, as well as our current newsletters there. My personal articles on teaching, the learning lifestyle, reading, literature, and high school will still appear on my Taking Time for Things that Matter blog.
Check out the new audio workshops with slideshow and handouts. If you have questions or concerns, these 55-75-minute sessions will encourage and equip for homeschooling through high school and teaching reading, writing, spelling, and grammar- easily and naturally. Click on the graphic to read more and order yours today! Read?more?
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