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Independent Study Programs – Grades 3-12

Randi — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 03:03:24 +0000

Two Convenient and Affordable Independent Study Programs – Roswell/Alpharetta

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Complete Independent Study Program for Grades 7-12

Two Convenient and Affordable Independent Study Programs – Roswell/Alpharetta Choose Your Package: Atlanta Learning Concepts gets results with students. Tutoring, Social Skills, Communication, Small Group Classes, Computer Website Design, Programming, and Graphic Arts Design Classes provide much needed skill development for all types of students including special needs and…

One Day a Week Program – Grades 3-12

Atlanta Learning Concepts gets results with students. Tutoring, Social Skills, Communication, Small Group Classes, Computer Website Design, Programming, and Graphic Arts Design Classes provide much needed skill development for all types of students including special needs and gifted. The unique learner is sometimes under-served by traditional school systems and parents often find success with additional tutoring and small groups.

SPECIAL NEEDS students include ADD/ADHD, Dyslexia, PDD, and other types of learning differences. Instruction is multi-sensory, structured and sequential. Often, these students are very bright and have tremendous, untapped learning potential despite their learning challenges. While tutoring is offered to all ages, Atlanta Learning Concepts also has a spectacular reputation as a unique center that especially remediates, guides, and excites teenage students to use technology and other learning helps to fully demonstrate their performance potentials.

A long list of students who previously had low reading and math abilities, etc. have found success, raised their grades, developed study skills, entered college, and guided towards degrees and well-paid jobs. Students love the opportunities to advance academically, learn marketable skills, and perfect their communication abilities for friendships and work environments. All ages students are accepted.

Learning Concepts is available for tutoring in subjects such as:

Reading and Spelling
Mathematics- All Levels
Writing
Creative Thinking
Technology for Students
Web Design/Programming
Social Communications Groups

Education Play Station

laurawolfe — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 19:42:29 +0000

The Education Play Station, located in Adairsville, GA, will be conducting an open house on Thursday, July 28th from 5:00-8:00 p.m. for all 2011 classes. This will be a fantastic opporunity to meet teachers, review curriculum, ask questions about the upcoming school year, and even register for classes. You can check out our website at www.educationplaystation.com or call us at 770-877-9105. We are located at 127 Summer Street Adairsville, GA. Hope to see you there!

BiblioMania Homeschooling Materials

BiblioMania — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 19:41:58 +0000

BiblioMania is a used bookstore in Tulsa, OK, specializing in homeschooling materials on consignment. We represent over 2800 families, and carry material from all major publishers, and covering every type of learning style: traditional, Charlotte Mason, activity based (ie KONOS), principle approach, classical, unit study, you name it, we probably have it. We have a website (above) and a Facebook page too. Feel free to request information on available materials, and don’t hesitate to call or write often – our stock changes daily as new items arrive!

HEY Homeschoolers

danceintherain — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 05:44:56 +0000

Who We Are
Hey Homeschoolers is a group of homeschooling kids from ages 5 to 17 who live all over the World and are dedicated to writing and illustrating fun content for kids of all ages to read and enjoy. We’re also dedicated to making a safe website for homeschooling kids where they can read stories, articles, and comics, check out cool art, submit articles for publication, and meet other homeschooled kids. HH isn’t just for kids, though-we’d love for parents to read our articles and get involved too! HH was created by three 11-year-old girls in Georgia, in May 2008. Our staff and site grew quickly, and HH ended up being better than we ever hoped it would be!

Contact Us
You can contact us with questions, comments, or new ideas by emailing editor@heyhomeschoolers.com. We love getting letters!

F.A.Q.
Q. Is the work you publish on your website really all by kids?
A. Yep! Absolutely.

Q. Do you read all the articles you receive to be considered for publication?
A. Yes, we definitely do, both from anonymous contributers and from our staff. We want to make sure that everything submitted is something that our readers will enjoy, and that we’re proud of.

Q. When and where was HH created?
A. The idea for HH was developed in a small restaurant in Georgia. It quickly grew by word of mouth, email, facebook, twitter, and more, with the help of our wonderful readers.

Q. How can I get my work published/join the staff of HH?
A. Go here.

We also have a twitter and facebook -

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hey-Homeschoolers-Homeschool-Happenings/217271286065?v=wall&ref=ts

http://twitter.com/heyhomeschool