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Mathematics is the science of quantification and application of abstract concepts into tangible goals. Everywhere you look around, you can see appl...
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Cadboro Bay resident Taya Lee was part of the first wave of students in B.C. to experience the shift from in-school to online learning when COVID-1...
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Big Education ApeTOP POSTS THIS WEEK 6/6/20
‘Slaying Goliath’: Diane Ravitch argues in new book that public education advocates have beat back e...
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Can’t stop long… there’s the garden and a million things to do. Including finish the draft of my book!
But good comments about m...
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The bulk of our homeschooling years are spent in the elementary phase, and I believe the books and curriculum we choose is critical to our own ...
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When you’re just beginning to homeschool preschool, kindergarten, and first grade, it can be an overwhelming challenge to decide what, out of a...
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Without knowledge, what do you do? When you don’t know the outcome, how do you take a step forward and challenge unhelpful vestiges of your past? N...
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When you read the title of this blog, you might have thought of sand right away. Blue skies, fluffy clouds, ocean waves….a cooler with sandwiches, ...
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New York Police Officers block Cadman Plaza West as protesters rally calling for justice over the death of George Floyd, Wedn...
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Blindsided by a pandemic and hunkering down at home instead of celebrating spring on campus, MIT seniors might reasonably have felt blue. But a g...
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As this unusual school year comes to an end, we are hopeful that the “COVID-Curve” is flat enough for schools to safely open in the fall. Remote...
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Have you ever used your rangefinder, thought you hit the flag and then watched your ball sail the green or come up way short from a wrong distan...
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