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Sunday, March 30, 2014

Constructivism

Constructivism has deep roots in the Common Core.

Posted by Auntie Ann at 3/30/2014 01:54:00 PM

Labels: Common Core, constructivism, Teaching methods

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Primary and elementary education resources and tips from someone trying to supplement our kids' substandard private school education.

Auntie Ann: Los Angeles, CA; We have a 15 year old girl and an 13 year old boy. Because we've been dissatisfied with their school's treatment of our boy, we've had to do a lot of educating at home. This blog tells of some of the things we've learned.

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Saltzafrazz (My brother's and my blog)
Ann's Fuse Box (my other blog)
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Education Links

Owl - Perdue Writing Resources
OILF: Math Prob of Week (Compares rigorous curriculum to not.)
Purple Math - A broad and deep site for pre- and intro-Algebra
American Heritage Dictionary (one part of Bartleby's great website)
Ed Helper (similar to Ench Lrn, but more in depth and better for older kids)
Free Math Worksheets (Love this. It's an arithmatic problem generator)
Picture Dots (dot to dot generator)
Mrs. Perkins Sight Words
Enchanted Learning (Lots of early ed worksheets)
Custom word-search puzzles (a puzzle generator)

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