Sally is a client I helped with comprehensive records. She made such beautiful records, I asked her to review my latest creation, the Comprehensive Record Solution. By the way, Sally let me include all of […]
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This note was SO encouraging to me, I knew I had to share it with you all. Hi Lee, I am taking a few moments to write to you before we send Jacob off to
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It’s ironic, really, My children thought I was pretty tough on them. But other people’s teenagers seem to think I give great advice! Sometimes I talk to “Type A Mom” who is trying to cover
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Somewhere between hoarding and a sterile paperless environment is the perfect amount of high school records. Laura wrote: “Do you have any thoughts on student work typed and saved on the computer vs handwritten work?
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Why can’t there be any good conferences near ME? There are! No matter WHERE you live! If you are longing for a good conference about junior high and high school issues, I have great
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My husband was looking through his old homeschool file and found a poem he had written long time ago. Guess which child this was about? The Boy Who Had No Need of Ears I know
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Other parents think you have it made. They are jealous of your student’s math ability, and amazed that you can successfully teach math at home. Ha! If only they knew you were hanging on by
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Today is a good day to work on a transcript. Especially if you have a middle school student! Stephanie wrote on Facebook: “I’m thinking that I need to get my system in place. My daughter
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Calculating Grade Point Average When you change grades or add classes, remember to recalculate the grade point average. 1. Multiply: Class grade x class credit = grade point for that class 2. Add: Add all
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My dog is the sweetest, most obedient dog. When I sent him to the pen today, he obediently did his business. When he came back to the door, I sent him out again, so he
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