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Welcome to the September 17, 2011 edition of homeschooling on the cheap.
NerdMom presents Frugal Homeschooler: Fraction Help posted at NerdFamily Things.
Stephen Hayes presents 15 Fictional Professors We Wish Were Real posted at 15 Fictional Professors We Wish Were Real, saying, "Professors make for great characters in fictional works. Whether they play the part of protagonists, or as supportive guidance for students in key roles, their intellect and authority seem to keep stories moving along and interesting."
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sokun presents Ramblings posted at Abidings.com.
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Annette presents Higher Education: Economic Boon or Bubble? posted at CreditDonkey.com Tips, saying, "Is college still worth it? Let’s take a look at student debt and demographics and the resulting employment and earnings."
Patricia Oaklief presents Overwhelmed ByThe Cost of College? Tools for Comparing Colleges | Free online announcements: The wedding blog,parenting,pets,graduation and living posted at Amigram (Free Online Announcements) Blog, saying, "If you’re worried about what the cost of college will do to your family, there are now tools and federal requirements to help you search colleges by cost, job placement rate, average student debt, on-time graduation rate and return on tuition investment. There are even online calculators to help you figure out the cost of college years from now."
Robert Buckingham presents Learn Japanese Online Tips no.25 posted at Learn the Japanese Language, saying, "Learning to count in Japanese is fun and easy!"
Fred Lee presents Teaching Kids How To Donate Money posted at Parenting Squad.
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Thanks for sharing this link, found you on Tip Junkie!
NerdMom had some greta resources for fractions. But the question I asked her I will ask here: Any tips for teaching things you don’t really enjoy?
Kevin Oldspan recently posted..Hell
Make it fun! If you don’t enjoy it, chances are neither does your child. Personally, I HATE math and find that the best way to get my kids to understand it (and to keep me from going insane) is to use it in every day things: Cooking, shopping , building, science experiements, etc. THey don’t even realize they are learning math and you don’t quite feel as if you are teaching it.