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Demystifying Learning Styles

Demystifying Learning Styles

by Tyler H. Hogan

Helping our children learn can be challenging. Often, the methods that worked for us in school don’t seem to work for our kids. A lesson we review ad nauseam is forgotten the next day, and we’re met with a blank expression or “I don’t remember ever talking about that.” It can feel like we and our kids are speaking different languages while we teach. This book, written by Tyler Hogan, will help you to learn how to teach your child based on their learning style.

By Reading Demystifying Learning Styles: What Every Homeschool Parent Should Know, you will…

  • Finally understand when, how, and why to use your children’s learning modalities
  • Understand how your child’s learning space effects their concentration
  • Help your child pay attention
  • Discover strategies for Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic learners
  • Bust common and harmful learning-style myths
  • Learn the difference between modalities and intelligences
  • Learn how to make educational memories that last
  • Know how to talk with your kids about multi-tasking during their schoolwork
  • Find out what to look for when choosing curriculum and textbooks
  • Discover a framework for choosing what classes to take and what to skip
  • Published by: Bright Ideas Press

    No. of pages: 90

    Format: Paperback

    Price: £8.00

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    Soup Night Slapdashery

    Soup Night Slapdashery

    by Deborah Meroff

    The need to feed a crowd is a fact of life for many Christian communities, but it doesn’t exist anywhere else in the American social scene. Google “feed a big group” and you’ll get cute entertainment magazines with suggestions for caviar and soufflés for six, or, on the other hand, a mass of grey casseroles requiring only hamburger, cream of mushroom, and crushed Fritos.

    Where are the actually delicious recipes for an actually large group—whether for a regular Bible study or a home group or a school event—where you don’t have to multiply the recipe by 16?

    That’s why Rebekah Merkle has put together these soup night recipes with the scaling, menu, tips, and taste-testing fine-tuned from years in her own home.

    If you want to take hospitality seriously but aren’t sure how, this is the book for you. It’s packed with no-nonsense practical advice about grocery runs, best kitchen utensils, soup-night logistics, budget- and time-saving tips, and husband-approved soup recipes (with bread and cinnamon rolls to go with).

    Soup Night Slapdashery provides the 16 recipes you need to start practicing hospitality for big crowds. (Yes, regular-batch-sized recipes are included as well.) The great news is this won’t take you a week of prep. With this handy cookbook, you can easily feed a crowd with just a few hours of work.

    Published by: Canon Press

    Format: Hardback

    Price: £13.50

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    Christian Homeschooling

    Christian Homeschooling

    by Michael McHugh

    Provides parents with a wealth of practical information on how to operate a home school. Issues ranging from why parents should home school to how are covered.

    Published by: Christian Liberty Press

    No. of pages: 128

    Format: Paperback

    Price: £6.00

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    Class Lesson Planner

    Class Lesson Planner

    by CLP

    The CLASS Lesson Planner was designed to meet the particular needs of home educators. It thoroughly equips busy parents with practical help in managing their home and school. This planner is packed with suggestions for developing lesson plans, organizational techniques, and forms that permit the homeschooler to be more efficient in school administration and the creation of permanent records.

    Published by: Christian Liberty Press

    No. of pages: 121

    Format: Paperback

    Price: £9.50

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    For the Childrens Sake

    For the Childrens Sake

    by Susan Macauley

    For the Children's Sake is a book about what education can be--for your child, in your home, and in your school. It is based first on a Christian understanding of what it means to be human--to be a child, a parent, a teacher--and on the Christian meaning of life. At the same time it is deeply practical. Many of the central ideas have been tried and proven true over a century in almost every kind of educational situation. The ideas are in fact so true that they can be applied equally at home, in different schools, in Africa, in the inner city, and in your own community. But they are also ideas which Susan and her husband Ranald Macaulay have tried and proven in their own family and school experience. "For the Children's Sake is a book which can help every parent and teacher awaken the young minds of their children and give them a new richness, stability, and joy for living.

    Published by: Crossway

    No. of pages: 166

    Format: Paperback

    Price: £12.00

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    How to Study

    How to Study

    by Edward Shewan

    In simple straightforward language, this book explains how you can learn to study. The book cuts across all subjects in the curriculum, selects the basic skills, and visually shows how each skill is acquired. Useful for both teachers and students in grades 7-12.

    Published by: Christian Liberty Press

    No. of pages: 116

    Format: Paperback

    Price: £8.00

    Suggested Age: 12 and above

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    Repairing the Ruins

    Repairing the Ruins

    by Douglas Wilson

    As parents, we often have a pretty good idea of what we don't want our children to learn. But what exactly should we give them instead?

    The authors of Repairing the Ruins, a group of experienced teachers and schools administrators, faced this same question when they first embarked on the journey of education. They found a tried and true answer in classical Christian education. Here they explain what makes classical Christian education different from modern methods and why it offers a distinctly Christian alternative. Building upon this foundation, the authors provide parents with the "Whys and Hows" of the Trivium, tips on planning curriculum, wisdom in designing education to serve the heart as well as the mind, and advice on starting up schools.

    Published by: Canon Press

    No. of pages: 272

    Format: Paperback

    Price: £10.00

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    Understanding Child Brain Development

    Understanding Child Brain Development

    by Matthew & Carol Newell

    The Newells, internationally renowned speakers and child brain developmentalists, will help parents of children diagnosed with developmental delays and special needs. Consider the who, what, when, where, why and how of your child’s total development, the critical role you play in it, and what you can do to help your children be the best they can be.

    click here to view an introduction to Understanding Child Brain Development

    Published by: Family Hope Center

    Format: DVD

    Price: £15.00

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