Graphic organizers for writing are visual tools that help structure and organize ideas, making it easier for students to plan and outline their writing. They can be used for...
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Ten Tips for Managing Dyscalculia in Homeschool
Here are some tips for managing dyscalculia in a homeschool setting: Use Visual Aids and Manipulatives Tangible tools like counters, number lines, blocks, and fraction bars...
Test of Written Language, Fourth Edition
The Test of Written Language, Fourth Edition (TOWL-4), is an assessment tool designed to evaluate written language skills in students aged 9-17. It measures various writing...
Texas A&M Agrilife Veterinary Science Certification Program
Conducted on a working horse ranch, our course provides an ideal environment for practical instruction. Upon successful completion of the two-year program, including 225...
Texas Letter of Assurance
There is no formal requirement for a "Homeschool Letter of Assurance" in Texas since homeschooling is legally recognized as a form of private education. However, some...
Text-to-Speech Software
Text-to-speech (TTS) software can be a great tool for homeschooling, especially when working with children who have learning differences like ADHD, APD, dyslexia, or...
The 10 Levels of the Barton Reading and Spelling System
The Barton Reading and Spelling System consists of 10 levels designed to build progressively on students’ reading, spelling, and writing skills. Here’s a breakdown of the...
The Early Start Denver Model
The Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) is an evidence-based early intervention approach designed for young children, typically between 12 and 48 months old, who are diagnosed...
The Learner Sketch Tool by CAST
The Learner Sketch Tool by CAST is a free, interactive resource that helps students in grades 6–12 explore how they learn best across various areas, including cognition,...
The Pomodoro Technique
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. It's designed to improve focus and productivity by breaking work into...
The Socratic Discussion: Where Questions Do the Teaching
Somewhere between “What do you think?” and “Why do you say that?” lies the magical land of Socratic discussion—a place where answers are optional, curiosity is essential,...
The Story Behind Texas TEKS and the Common Core
When the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) were introduced in 2010, they sparked both excitement and controversy across the United States. Designed to create national...
