Archive for March, 2007

Mar 30 2007

Savvy Shorthand Techniques Every Teen Should Know

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips, Teens

If you’re a teen that has trouble taking notes, you’re not alone. A lot of adults find it difficult to take notes, too. It’s a talent that has to be developed over time, and you can modify it to suit your needs. Sometimes teachers just talk too fast, and at times, you’ll find that their […]

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Mar 28 2007

Five Popular Study Myths Dispelled

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips

It is a brand new school year and the semester has just started for you.  You resolve to bring up your grades and improve your study habits.  There is just one problem: do you know what you need to do to improve those study habits? Is it really something you are doing wrong that could […]

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Mar 21 2007

Homeschooling: Unschooling, Freedom, or Anarchy?

Published by Jennifer under Homeschooling

Unschooling is an approach to homeschool education that represents the most unstructured approach to learning. It means, as the name suggests, not designing a curriculum at all. Instead, the child is allowed to explore any and all interests, at any pace and in any order they choose.
The basic concept grows out of two views about […]

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Mar 18 2007

Moms Score an A on Their Nutrition Report Card

Published by Jennifer under Family Health, Moms

When it comes to kids and nutrition, there are three burning issues on every mom’s mind — keeping their kids active, feeding them nutritious meals that they like and making the most out of each day by finding smart shortcuts to get it all done.
According to a recent survey of 1,000 U.S. moms sponsored by […]

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Mar 18 2007

Reinforcement Techniques – Why Typing your Handwritten Notes Helps with Studying

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips

There are few students that are able to make good grades in school without studying.  Good study habits are vital to the success of many students.  Without studying, it is difficult to make good grades on quizzes and exams that are given in class.  Students learn earlier on that having the proper study techniques is […]

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Mar 15 2007

Great Teenage Tips for Better Note Taking in High School

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips, Teens

If you find that your notes from school are a mess, then take the time to learn about a few different methods that will help you to have clear and concise notes that you can study with. Taking notes in class is extremely important because teachers often won’t follow the textbook word for word. In […]

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Mar 15 2007

Teenager’s Guide to Effective Study Habits

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips, Teens

Effective is the key word when thinking about how to study. There’s a way that works for just about everyone, and finding out how time proven methods will help you get good grades makes high school a breeze if you apply them. Of course, everyone is different, and you can adapt some of these tips […]

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Mar 14 2007

New Magazine Gives Preschoolers a Good Start on Learning

“Goosey-Gog and Ducketty-Duck went for a walk and got stucketty-stuck.” That sentence may sound silly to you, but read it to your preschoolers and it will be music to their ears.
According to Reach Out and Read, a national non-profit that promotes early literacy, exposure to books and reading in the first years of life increases […]

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Mar 13 2007

Socializing Difficulties in Kids with LD and How to Overcome Them

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

All children want to have friends, someone to play with and do things with. Friends are a very important part of growing up and teach them how to socially interact with others. For a child with a learning disability, this is not very easy sometimes. Their LD can keep them from communicating appropriately or have […]

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Mar 13 2007

Keep Your Family Safe from Home Fires

Published by Jennifer under Family Safety

Every 90 seconds a home fire is reported in the United States. A working smoke alarm can decrease your chance of dying in a home fire by nearly 50 percent. And when used together with a residential fire sprinkler system, the risk of dying in a home fire is reduced by 82 percent.
What can you […]

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