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Parenting, Home and Family
Video: Tips on How to Read with Your Child
Reading aloud with your child is an important part of their education. It teaches them how to speak fluently and listen carefully in the journey to eventually read by themselves. Here are a few tips to help parents to make reading time as effective as possible.
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Parenting, Home and Family
Four Common Homeschool Mistakes
Homeschooling parents have a single thing in common, the desire to teach their child the best that they can.
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Parenting, Home and Family
Should Homeschoolers Get Homework?
One of the many questions that homeschoolers have about their curriculum is how much emphasis should be placed on homework. Homework is typically defined as the assignments and tasks that must be completed outside of the homeschooling hours.
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Parenting, Home and Family
7 Myths About Homeschooling Debunked
Did you hear the one about the homeschooled kid who went to Harvard at age 12? Or how about the homeschooling neighbors who live under a rock and only come out on double coupon Tuesdays? Homeschooling has inspired a lot of myths. Let's get to the bottom of them.
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Parenting, Home and Family
The Social Effects of Homeschooling
Many still consider homeschooling a social and academic death sentence to your children. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth.
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Parenting, Home and Family
Can Screen Time Replace Reading?
It’s a fair question for parents to think about: will it influence my child negatively to allow screen time if they prefer it over reading? Edublox investigates and shares a few tips on how to get your child excited about reading books.
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Parenting, Home and Family
Traditional Schooling versus Homeschooling — Points to Consider
You want your child to get the best education possible. However, the schools in your area aren’t great, or maybe they are good. Private schools can be expensive. You’ve thought about homeschooling too. How do you know which option to choose? Here are some points to consider.
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Parenting, Home and Family
How to Treat a Mosquito Bite Quickly and Easily
There no doubt mosquito bites can be a nuisance. By taking the proper steps to treat your mosquito bite, you can significantly reduce their discomfort.
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Parenting, Home and Family
Preparing Your Children for Homeschooling
When you commit to educating your children at home, you are embarking on a journey together. Life is about to change drastically for all of you, and the odds are favorable that the benefits will far outweigh any drawbacks. Your children may be excited about the change, or they might be feeling anxious. Here are a few tips to prepare your kids for homeschooling, even if your insides are turning somersaults.
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Parenting, Home and Family
How to Start a Book Club
Book clubs are a great way to get a group of like-minded friends together and discuss a new book you have just read.
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Parenting, Home and Family
Pets, Not Siblings, Are Child’s Best Friends, Researchers Find
Children get more satisfaction from relationships with their pets than with their brothers or sisters, according to research from the University of Cambridge. Children also appear to get on even better with their animal companions than with siblings.
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Parenting, Home and Family
Create a Garden Reading Nook in Your Child’s Room
Literacy is necessary to do well in life. Children need to read every day in order to hone their literacy skills. Teach your child the love of books by creating a garden reading nook in the corner of their room.
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