Comments on: Homeschooling Myth Busters–Academics Part 5 http://www.generationcedar.com/main/2007/07/homeschooling-myth-busters-academics.html Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:36:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Russel Feierman http://www.generationcedar.com/main/2007/07/homeschooling-myth-busters-academics.html/comment-page-1#comment-56474 Russel Feierman Wed, 28 Dec 2011 12:24:26 +0000 http://www.generationcedar.com/main/2007/07/homeschooling-myth-busters-academics-part-5.html#comment-56474 It's a appeased day to be able to read an section that is so clearly researching and written. I cyst very much enjoyed this naming content. Your layout is excellent. I will come back again. It’s a appeased day to be able to read an section that is so clearly researching and written. I cyst very much enjoyed this naming content. Your layout is excellent. I will come back again.

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]]> By: Mrs. Anna T http://www.generationcedar.com/main/2007/07/homeschooling-myth-busters-academics.html/comment-page-1#comment-573 Mrs. Anna T Wed, 01 Aug 2007 09:33:00 +0000 http://www.generationcedar.com/main/2007/07/homeschooling-myth-busters-academics-part-5.html#comment-573 "A superior method of teaching would be to ignite a love of learning in a child, and then show him where and how to find information he needs, discovering it with him along the way."<br/><br/>Bravo, Kelly! This is so true. Last year I had the privilege to be a tutor (or more like a mentor) to a very sweet and special teenage girl. One of the subjects I 'taught' her was history, but since I didn't really know much about history, instead of spoon-feeding her with information, I just gave her an introduction and tried to make it as exciting as possible, and then showed her where she can learn. Again, I love your series on homeschooling, and I wrote a post about my years in public schools vs. my experience in tutoring, with reference to your posts. “A superior method of teaching would be to ignite a love of learning in a child, and then show him where and how to find information he needs, discovering it with him along the way.”

Bravo, Kelly! This is so true. Last year I had the privilege to be a tutor (or more like a mentor) to a very sweet and special teenage girl. One of the subjects I ‘taught’ her was history, but since I didn’t really know much about history, instead of spoon-feeding her with information, I just gave her an introduction and tried to make it as exciting as possible, and then showed her where she can learn. Again, I love your series on homeschooling, and I wrote a post about my years in public schools vs. my experience in tutoring, with reference to your posts.

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