Teaching My Kids From Home

Posted on: 20 May 2020

When it comes to the traditional way that history is taught in classrooms, there are some major flaws. One of those flaws is a lack of inclusivity, especially when it comes to gender, race, and sexual orientation. People like Alan Turing and Katherine Johnson were long swept under the rug in terms of the history of science and in history in general. But recently, they have become well-known because of films about them.
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Posted on: 28 December 2019

If you have a loved one in your life that is an absolute science nerd, you may find yourself wondering what you could possibly get them as a gift. There are many options available to you for gifts that will delight your science-loving family member or friend. Get to know some ideas that will help you out with your gift shopping and you can be sure you find something fantastic for your loved one.
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Posted on: 27 July 2019

So many teachers have to spend a lot of their own hard earned money on additional books and various supplies for their students. This can be hard for a lot of teachers, especially those who might not make a lot of money. To help you get everything that your students need, without going broke, you will want to make use of the following suggestions. Hold A Book Drive If you are looking for books for your students to read for pleasure, you can hold a book drive in your community.
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Posted on: 22 February 2019

With the current popularity of recreational rooms in home design, the home library appears to be a thing of the past in today's fast-paced world. Literature often takes a back seat to electronic devices and video gaming, and you may feel as if you've lost the battle when it comes to getting your family away from the enticement of the latest online game. Designing a home library may be the solution to getting your family away from their electronics and interested in literature, and it's a project the whole family can get involved with.
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