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Teacher Resources, Tips, How-To’s | Schoolmarm Ohio

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A Resource for Home Educators. My name is Lisa McAfee. Planning is something that we need to do when homeschooling so that we can accomplish what we subjects we have determined to study. Some people thrive at this while others dread it. Depending upon what the task is, I can look forward to planning or I can dread it and stop dead in my tracks. So, how do I help myself gain momentum and complete the task of planning? I’ll see how that goes! 8211; I have several families to review their work. 8211; 3 hours.

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Reading, Writing, Arithmetic | Schoolmarm Ohio

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A Resource for Home Educators. My name is Lisa McAfee. Doodling, drawing on the paper, writing words in the margins, do you have a child like that? Do you think that this is a sign they are not paying attention? I just read that this is actually a terrific way or remembering. It involves more senses and interaction with what is being said or read and it has a name! The spontaneous marks make you think about the subject. If you are intrigued by this, I have a great website by an artist that gives you exer...

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learning to write | Half Baked

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Faking It Till I Make It! Tag Archives: learning to write. I’ve Surfaced Again! Two months to the day since I last blogged, here I am again. After beginning the year with so many challenging goals, reality is creeping in, which brings the realization that some adjustments are in order. I’m currently thinking through what those adjustments will look like. So, in the last two months, I’ve taken on another composition and literature class. We’re reading Le Morte D’ Arthur,. Barclay's Premier League.

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Caesar, Cicero, and Middlemarch | Half Baked

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Faking It Till I Make It! Caesar, Cicero, and Middlemarch. I read recently an article about Dorothy Sayer’s education in Latin. We found out that Caesar was extremely selective in the battle reports that he presented and that he liked himself a lot. Although Cicero is way over my head and has a number of idioms, I’m enjoying him more because of his facility with language. An interesting enough memoir about how reading Middlemarch. Can’t live up to this billing. Moby Dick. For this but it’s absolutely top...

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Being A Hermit Today And Enjoying It! | Half Baked

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Faking It Till I Make It! Being A Hermit Today And Enjoying It! I see that I haven’t posted in a week. Been putting in some long days at work. Teaching is like that sometimes. I’ve gotten myself in a big hole with lesson planning and need to dig myself out. I’m staying out of the house today because my wife is giving a baby shower for our niece. So, I went to Riverside Arts Market after the race, and got a savory crepe with feta, spinach, and tomato from The Little Family Crepes. Great food truck! Post w...

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I’ve Surfaced Again! | Half Baked

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Faking It Till I Make It! I’ve Surfaced Again! Two months to the day since I last blogged, here I am again. After beginning the year with so many challenging goals, reality is creeping in, which brings the realization that some adjustments are in order. I’m currently thinking through what those adjustments will look like. So, in the last two months, I’ve taken on another composition and literature class. We’re reading Le Morte D’ Arthur,. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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Reading Goals | Half Baked

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Faking It Till I Make It! The other issue that tends to cast a doubt on the viability of this goal is that I’m reading some behemoths now, the main one being. James K. A. Smith introduced me to this book in his guide to Taylor’s work,. How Not To Be Secular. It’s been long enough that I don’t remember too many specifics about Dr. Smith’s book, except that it made me want to read Taylor. So, it seems that Dr. Smith achieved his purpose with me. Another book on the nightstand is Rod Dreher’s. You are comme...

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Writing | Half Baked

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Faking It Till I Make It! The second was that I was carrying an enormous teaching load, even by my standards. Four tenth grade humanities sections, two eleventh grade composition and literature sections, two Latin I sections, two Latin II sections, one Latin III sections, and one night grade US History section. This coming school year, I’ll have a similar number of sections, but only four preps. In terms of audiobooks, I’ve been listening some to Middlemarch. I finished Charles Murray’s Coming Apart.

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Running | Half Baked

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Faking It Till I Make It! Being A Hermit Today And Enjoying It! I see that I haven’t posted in a week. Been putting in some long days at work. Teaching is like that sometimes. I’ve gotten myself in a big hole with lesson planning and need to dig myself out. I’m staying out of the house today because my wife is giving a baby shower for our niece. So, I went to Riverside Arts Market after the race, and got a savory crepe with feta, spinach, and tomato from The Little Family Crepes. Great food truck! Plus t...

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Reading | Half Baked

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Faking It Till I Make It! One of the things that I’ve been able to do since the accident is read. I have a stack of books that I’m making progress through. Another stack is gathering dust. Still, another stack is no longer a stack. These books have made their way back to the shelves, but have not yet been properly shelved, giving faint hope that I will get to them. It’s a judicious condensation of the work of the pastor that has spurred me on in prayer and preparing for the ministry of the Word. A mediev...