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1). Thinking Outside the Books - Homeschool Math Lab Days By : Cindy Prechtel
At a recent homeschool convention, I had the opportunity to speak to many moms about ways to think "Outside the Books", when it comes to our homeschooling. I wasn't advocating never using textbooks or changing programs, but rather, helping them see that there are many ways to "show what you know". It is also important for us to help our children see that real learning happens all the time, not just when they are filling out worksheets or sitting at our school table.
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2). Integrate Fun and Learning with PC Games By : GrandMatrix Team
Children are always up for a good game. Well, who isn't? Pretend that you are back in school. For the rest of the class period you have two choices as to how you can spend your time. Option 1 is to struggle through endless arithmetic and English worksheets without any feedback except for a stamp that says "Great Job!" Option 2 is to work on the same arithmetic and English content, but on a computer.
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3). Integrate Fun and Learning with Games By : Steve Hall
There are computer games that are specifically based around educational learning standards.
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4). The Popularity Of Preschool Games By : Steve Hall
Are preschool games good for the child? And, should you be using them as part of your child's early education? Take a step back and analyze the game prior to choosing it as the right one for your child.
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5). Improving Spelling with Games By : GrandMatrix Team
You got it! You can do just about any type of learning for a child or an individual learning a second language through the use of various computer games. You are sure to find something that will fit with their needs. You are also able to find a game that will keep them interested. Let's take spelling as an example. Many kids struggle each and every year at school with that dreaded Friday spelling test.
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6). Encourage Thinking Skills with Games By : GrandMatrix Team
There is no doubt about it, using computer games is a great way to encourage children to expand their realm of thinking. Your options for entertaining your child may seem numbered. Many people allow their children to spend quite a bit of time in front of the television. But, what good does that do? If you want them to learn something while they are zoned out, you are completely lost.
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7). Educate Your Child With Games By : Kenneth Scott
Forcing your child to study or show learning of concepts that they are not ready for are a guaranteed way of creating a hatred for learning.
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