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Subbing, because I'm interested in this too. I know KarenAnne has often spoke of these resources. My kiddos are a bit too young for these to be of use to me now, but I do occasionally peruse my copies when I start a new history "topic" with ds, just to familiarize myself with some of the major themes and issues of a particular era. Not much of an answer to your question though. I hope you get more reponses. I'm :bigear:.
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Ideas about project-based learning at Camp Creek Blog:
http://www.whiteoakschool.com/
(Look at the links for poject-based homeschooling in the sidebar on the right.)
Teaching Your Child to Love Learning: A Guide to Doing Projects at Home
Just about anything on the Reggio-Emilia approach to early childhood and elementary education.
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Thank you, Elizabeth, for mentioning those slant boards from the Therapy Shoppe. I've been in the market for one, and until I saw these, I wasn't very happy about the options. I think I found the perfect one. Man, I just love this board! :-)
Laundrycrisis, is it too soon to ask how First Strokes is going?
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Dh would absolutely hate that I'm trying to pass along "medical" information on the internet, so please take what I say with a grain of salt, do additional research, speak to your doctor, yada, yada...
I just wanted to say that dh is a family practice doctor who also has eczema. He successfully treats his own eczema and that of several of his patients with a high-quality fish oil. One of his patients is a young girl who has severe eczema. The body produces an inflammatory response (to allergens, but also other triggers), and apparently the omegas and other factors in the fish oil lower that inflammatory response.
Just adding another idea to check out.
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That is a really good point! My son has inheritated (or aquirred) some really wonderful traits from my husband.
I have to stop focussing on the negative. It really just discourages me, and it serves no constructive purpose. I'm glad that I shared here because this is something that I have been struggling with. Thanks to everyone for your insights.
:iagree: My husband's entire family (it seems) has sensory processing, learning, mood or personality disorders. :tongue_smilie: I like to joke that I married into a family of complete wackos.
Dh is dyslexic. Probably ADHD too. He also graduated from Berkeley, received a full scholarship to medical school as a Regent scholar, scores in the 98th percentile of medical exams and boards, and is a generous, kind, loving man who more often than not puts the needs of others above his own. He regularly credits his learning disabilities as the reason he had to develop strength of character and perseverance. If my son inherits even a part of his father's integrity, I'll be grateful for the learning disabilities that he has to deal with.
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Well if anyone wants to hear how our VT evaluation went today...
in The Learning Challenges Board
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