Category: Parenting
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News from the convention, Day 3
Following are my notes on the National Association for the Gifted Convention, day 3. Click here to read day 1 and day 2. I can’t believe it! I’m typing this on the airplane home and I may in fact be caught up when we touch down. Now, whether I have time to put any links…
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News from the convention, Day 2
Following are my notes about the National Assn. for the Gifted Conference in Denver from this weekend. Click here for Day 1. My first workshop of the day was about asynchronous development and featured Linda Silverman (her list of accomplishments is long; the latest is a book called Giftedness 101 that is no doubt worth…
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News from the convention, Day 1
I am at the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) convention in Denver, CO, and it is NOT the evening of the first day of the convention. Yesterday evening I came back to my hotel room to write and I sat in panic in front of my smartphone: “I have way too much STUFF in…
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Excellent opportunity to see a world uncovered
For my coastal California readers, I am posting a short piece about the trip my kids and I took with some friends to the beach yesterday. All this week, we’re having negative tides at very convenient times: Tue 3:56PM -1.4 Wed 4:44PM -1.7 Thr 5:33PM -1.7 Fri 6:25PM -1.4 A negative tide is when the…
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The library: home away from home for homeschoolers
One of the indispensable parts of homeschooling is the public library. I have no idea whether people who make decisions at public libraries take us into account, but we are some of the heaviest users of this system of shared knowledge. No matter their political bent, one way to freak out a homeschooler is to…