#Homeschooling

Paraic O'Donnell

paraicodonnell

I listened to the In Our Time episode on Émilie du Châtelet, who is way up there in my personal pantheon, and Melvyn made it mainly about how nice it

John

Johnheretohelp

Maryland, New Jersey, and other states, are drastically altering their educational model for the upcoming school year and on.They not only want in-person heavily controlled School.They want online "educational packages".

Nathan Leamer🌐

NathanLeamerDC

Unless this package allocates funding for homeschool families struggling to get online, then it really isn't inclusive.The pandemic has shown the major failings of public schools and parents who want

LORRIE

LorrieHartshorn

OK, so the kid needs my laptop for homeschooling. Which I have to supervise. The schedule?9am Phonics9.30am Live Call9.45am Maths11am EnglishLUNCH1pm: science2.45pm Storytime"And remember to read every day!"You can see

David Perell

david_perell

The state of online learning:1) YouTube will eat the low-end of the market.2) People will pay 5-15x more for live courses.3) The three biggest competitive advantages are the personality of

D.L. Mayfield

d_l_mayfield

I don't know who needs to hear this but if you are a Christian planning on homeschooling your kids next year and are struggling to find curriculum, stay far away

Karen Wespieser MBE

KarenWespieser

Here's a thread for PARENTS with some of the most useful FREE resources for YOU (breath!) and your kids in lockdown. None of these links require you to sign up

Faisal Al Yafai

FaisalAlYafai

THREAD Go Home, Refugee. A glance at the photos in @mannocchia @alessioroa piece in yesterday's @newlinesmag and it is obvious why that most powerful of words - home - recurs

QuiverfullTweets

JClifto72622443

1. Thread: I was a evangelical homeschooler who was raised to view the idea of democracy as fundamentally bad. Here are some clippings from the homeschooling material my parents used..

Jolene Jones

isjoleneaghost

I've spent some time thinking about homeschooling due to the threads and responses to @C_Stroop over the past day or so. I'd like to share some observations from my childhood

Jill Promoli

jillpromoli

Four years ago we lost our son because of illness in the classroom. Living through a pandemic after losing so much to infectious disease is a special kind of hell,

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robertjbennett

talked to some parents of younger children the other day and I feel like it’s not being adequately discussed how much the pandemic is affecting children. we talk all day

Greg Greene

ggreeneva

To get real for a second, one problem with living in a gerontocracy is that too few of the nation’s top leaders seem to feel a visceral concern about how

Robby Starbuck

robbystarbuck

Our 7 year old son has to have google for homeschooling so naturally we setup parental controls but look what @Google did. They sent my son an email to tell

Dr. Imogen R. Coe

ImogenRCoePhD

I can barely keep up with the substantial outputs (many authored by women) describing the burden of COVID19 on working mothers #WomenInSTEM #academia etc. which is clearly evident & devastating

Save Your Sons

SaveYourSons

Schools are POISONING your children!Here are 4 things that either AREN’T being taught, or are being taught WRONG, that you must correct immediately=THREAD= Contents:1. Intro2. History3. Exercise4. Manners5. Personal FinanceLet's

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