Homeschooling the Adolescent Child

As homeschooling becomes widely acceptable, parents and educators alike debate the pros and cons of educating children outside of the traditional academic environment. This article discusses those issues.

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Don't Break the Bank With Books
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Back to school for college students is a very hot topic right now, and this article looks at legitimate and legal ways to save on expensive textbook costs.

Submitted By Elizabeth Ann West

Yes You Can Teach Your Child
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Seven steps anyone can use to teach anybody anything. All seven steps described in detail for home schooling parents or anyone that wants to teach, well, anything.

Submitted By Elizabeth Gifford

Exceptional Children and Learning Disabilities

This short article discusses how exceptional children might also be considered learning disabled. These children may "fall through the cracks" because their disability might mask their giftedness.

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The Inclusion Classroom: A Collaborative Effort

The Inclusion classroom is a collaboration between teachers, paraprofessionals, and administrators. This article discusses how each of these professionals benefits the inclusion classroom.

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Pairing Teachers in the Inclusion Classroom

The success of the inclusion classroom often depends on the ability of the school administrator to pair the general education teacher and the special education teacher. Strategies for doing so are discussed in this article.

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