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COVID19 Video and Lesson Sharing – Please Share
We have started compiling a list of activities and videos here for teachers to share with students and parents alike to help keep those brains moving during these difficult times. I know many states (ours included – Illinois) are on a “shelter-in-place” directive by their governor – and I believe every state has suspended schools […]
Explorations in Science and Social Studies
Guest Post from Rae Harris & Elizabeth Duncan Has Coronavirus elevated you to the status of a brand-new home-school teacher? We can help! Explorations in Science and Explorations in Social Studies are collections of independent literacy-based projects for 3rd through 6th graders. Each book has at least 30 two-page Explorations that guide students in investigating […]
Underachievement & Overexcitabilities: Challenges and Strategies for Success by Carolyn Coil
An Introduction to Underachievement & Overexcitabilities: Challenges and Strategies for Success by Carolyn Coil Read more, see sample pages, and buy the book here. In the early 1990s I began my study of underachievement. At that time I found a small amount of research that focused on what I now call Classic Underachievement. Over the […]