Jan 20, 2021 | Dawn Burnette, Engaging Education
The Significance of Grammar Mastery Grammar? Do we really need to learn that? Indubitably! When people dismiss grammar as being unimportant, it’s usually because they don’t understand the purpose of grammar. Grammar involves more than just memorizing the definition of...
Jan 12, 2021 | Engaging Education, Kerrie Childress
Navigating Science Education: From Elementary to High School Why should my student study science? Other than the obvious answer of “to graduate,” I would recommend science classes to assist students in thinking analytically as well as applying theories to reality. ...
Jan 12, 2021 | Engaging Education, Jenn Buonincontri
Have you ever thought about what a degree in Psychology could mean for your child? Years ago Psychology was a social science primarily understood as training to be a clinician (a therapist). Today there are so many subfields or specializations within the discipline...
Nov 4, 2020 | Engaging Education, Jodi Guerra
Solutions for Common Complaints in Homeschooling I have been homeschooling for over twenty years now, and I’ve been involved in teaching homeschooled children (other than my own) for that same amount of time. There have been a number of trends noted in the changing...
Jan 29, 2020 | Engaging Education, Jenny Cutler
Students often take four years of English classes in high school. An introductory course to literary analysis, American literature, and British literature can be found in most schools across the country. World Literature is often underrepresented, however, and it is...
Nov 26, 2019 | Engaging Education, Janell Webb
Enhancing Science Education: Integrating Hands-On Labs and Virtual Experiences? Science is all about asking questions and making observations. Learning science should involve seeing, handling, and manipulating materials. This is what I loved about science as a...