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Tag: literature
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How To Integrate Arts Into a Home Schooling Curriculum
An Introduction to C.S. Lewis : Writings & Significance
Skills for Rhetoric: The Art of Good Thinking and Good Talking
The Bible and Its Influence
Film as Literature
The Art of Poetry
Learn American History through Literature
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Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
Sci-Fi Library: a Foundation for Your High School Literature Study
A Dystopian Future: The Worlds of 1984 and Brave New World: Part 2
Librarian
Librarians like to read, do research, and find facts. They usually spend a lot of time at a desk or computer. Librarians organize information and help people look for books, magazines, and other resources. They arrange the books and other items so people can find them easily. Some librarians keep records, develop databases, and supervise […]
Transcript Credit for Homeschoolers
By Dr. Ronald E. Johnson Practical Life Experiences Most states recognize and accept two or three transcript credits for practical life experiences. Home school students may earn transcript credit for real life experiences based on the Carnegie Unit formula of 45 minutes multiplied by 180 days. For example, a student who trains and rides horses may […]
Prepare for College: Read the Bible
College Bound Reading List Prepare for College: Read the Bible By Derek Melleby Students who desire to transition smoothly from high school to college should read and understand the Bible. You probably expect this kind of advice coming from me. In my work with CPYU’s College Transition Initiative, I have written and spoken often […]