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Jesus: Prophet and Pariah

Jesus: Prophet and Pariah

Dec 15, 2022 | Excelsior Classes Information, Online Homeschool, Shanais Strissel

Considering Murder on the Sabbath I doubt most people contemplate murder when they see their church leader out for a stroll on a Sunday afternoon–at least I hope not. Yet, that is exactly what happened to Jesus when walking through a grain field with his...
The Date Doesn’t Matter: Getting Past Simple Date Memorization in History Classes

The Date Doesn’t Matter: Getting Past Simple Date Memorization in History Classes

Dec 15, 2022 | Claire Patton, Excelsior Classes Information, Online Homeschool

While this may shock some people, Historians in academia don’t require students to memorize dates, and you shouldn’t either. This blog post discusses pedagogical reasons for freeing your students from the rote memorization of dates, allowing you to focus on the...
Can You talk to Deaf People from all over the World?! Is ASL Universal?

Can You talk to Deaf People from all over the World?! Is ASL Universal?

Dec 15, 2022 | Excelsior Classes Information, Kelli Mathews, Online Homeschool

Just like any spoken language, each language is tied to a country, a culture, a people group, a region, and oftentimes even sub-cultures within the same country or region. While no one would be surprised to learn that there are many spoken languages, some may be...
Parents Who Work and Homeschool: 3 Ways to Balance the Priorities

Parents Who Work and Homeschool: 3 Ways to Balance the Priorities

Dec 12, 2022 | Online Homeschool

Can parents work full-time and homeschool their children concurrently? There are many different ways to balance the demands of the workplace and homeschooled students’ educational development. Balancing Work and Homeschooling Whether parents are full-time or part-time...
The Importance of Proofreading: Easy Tips for Building a Lasting Habit

The Importance of Proofreading: Easy Tips for Building a Lasting Habit

Mar 9, 2022 | Danielle Guerra, Online Homeschool

Written language allows us to communicate with each other and document our thoughts and understandings for future generations, which is important in industry, academia, and personal life. While people may often associate writing with the creative sphere, writing is a...
Does This Sentence Even Go Here?  A Language Teacher’s Guide to Polishing Paragraphs and Essays

Does This Sentence Even Go Here? A Language Teacher’s Guide to Polishing Paragraphs and Essays

Feb 11, 2021 | Elise Fair, Online Homeschool

As a teacher of both English and French over the years, I have often been reading a student’s writing and suddenly asked myself, “Does this sentence even go here?” And quite often, upon further inspection, the answer has been “no.” The truth is, this is a question...
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