I have never been one for revisionism. In fact, as a historian I firmly place myself on the side of tradition, much to the dismay of many of my contemporaries…
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North Texas-based ResponsiveEd will be providing iSchool Virtual Academy of Texas (iSVA), a new online academic program, this fall for the thousands of Texas students looking for an alternative to…
responsiveedJuly 12, 2016
Nathan Sipp Conrad's parents decided he needed an alternative to the local elementary school when they realized it was not meeting his academic and social needs. They believe they have…
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Reading and writing don’t need to be limited to assignments. From family bedtime reading to pen-pals, young children can appreciate the benefits of English. Multiple studies show that importance of…
responsiveedMay 26, 2016
From playing music and making art to drama and dancing, the arts are easy ways to have fun. With summer events and programs or making your own art and putting…
responsiveedMay 25, 2016
Research shows that teachers spend the first month of school re-teaching concepts from the previous year. Mathematics particularly suffers with students losing around 2.6 months of content. During the summer,…
responsiveedMay 25, 2016
History helps us understand other people and societies as well as provide us with a sense of identity. Learning history can be accessed in many ways outside of textbooks. Biographies,…
responsiveedMay 25, 2016
Science experiments are a great way to learn while having fun. With topics ranging from biology and chemistry to geology and astronomy, there are plenty of ways to keep learning…
responsiveedMay 25, 2016
While neither test is easier or harder than the other, understanding the differences between the ACT and SAT can help you prepare for the college entrance exam. Both are accepted by…
responsiveedMarch 30, 2016
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