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Teaching High School

11 June
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brain-based learning tip 3-turn your listeners into learners by priming their brains to learn

Turn Listeners into Learners by Priming their Brains

Dana   |   Charlotte Mason, Lesson Plan, Teaching - all grades, Teaching Elementary School, Teaching High School, Teaching History, Teaching Middle School, Teaching Science   |   2 Comments

Did you know that you can turn listeners into learners by priming their brains? "Priming" is something you do to wake up your students' brains and get them ready to learn. Remember reading about how people prior to running water had to "prime the pump"? They...

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Tired of the tears (theirs and yours)?

 

You don’t have to tie them to their chairs to get their school work done.

Instead, make homeschooling an adventure by reading about swashbuckling heroes, damsels in distress, touch-and-go battles and and dangerous escapes.

Immerse your children in the sights and sounds of history through reading excellent books. Bring history, science and fine arts to life by reading our best-of-the-best book suggestions. (A traditional textbook just isn’t going to do this for your kids.)

Like doing things your way?

Put together your own curriculum (history, language arts, science and fine arts) using our chronological history unit study framework with hundreds of pre-read, best-of-the-best book suggestions and assignment ideas (Unit Program Tools).    

 OR…

Take a deep breath and stop worrying about not covering enough with our open and go Daily Lesson Plans covering history, language arts, science (K-8th) and fine arts.

All done for you and ready to go.

 

Teaching High Schoolers? Study history and literature by making a model, illustrating a scene from a book, or planning and putting on a Renaissance feast!

(We write essays, too, but not all the time).

Customizable to fit YOUR kids.