How-To Summer School for Mom: Evaluating 2 Aug 201712 Jul 2022 How do you know what your child knows? There are a variety of ways to find out! Here are seven tips for evaluating: 1. Set Goals Remember back when we…
Tools 10 Evaluation Interview Questions 15 Feb 2017 One often-overlooked tool in evaluating the success of any particular homeschool year is a simple, informal interview with each child. By spending time with our children all day, we probably…
How-To 7 Ways to Evaluate Student Progress 27 Aug 201428 Jun 2022 If you jumped into the new year using traditional materials, you probably already have an idea how you will evaluate your student's progress. You can see at a glance those…
How-To 10 Ways to Use Notebooking: #10 Scrapbook 29 May 201328 Jun 2022 So many treasured memories. So little time! And as one who has finished up this homeschool adventure — I can assure you — it does go very fast! You can…
The Library 1922 Stanford Achievement Test {Free} 18 Mar 201328 Jun 2022 More for historical interest than seriously testing our children! The 1922 Stanford Achievement Test, Advanced Examination, Form A, for Grades 4-8 is available as a free download. What type of…
How-To Evaluating Progress? 14 May 201219 Aug 2022 It's that time of year. If you are looking for fresh ideas for assessing progress, you might find these useful: 7 Ways to Evaluate Student Progress So how did your…
The Library Workbook for the SAT Essay {Free eBook} 9 Sep 20111 Sep 2021 Workbook for the CollegeBoard SAT I Essay by James P. Stobaugh is a free, 34-page download that will help your child prepare for the essay portion of the SAT. Even…
The Finds Create Your Own Worksheets {Free} 16 May 201128 Jul 2022 If you are looking for ways to help your child practice his skills, you'll appreciate these free worksheet generators. Update: Unfortunately, the site we linked to for over a decade is…
The Library Evaluating for Excellence 14 Mar 2011 Too often we evaluate without knowing where we started. We evaluate using arbitrary evaluation tools that cannot tell us if we have met the goals we were working on. In…
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