We are back and will soon continue posting new quizzes. I will also check out the suggested corrections to my errors very soon. Thank you very much for all the feedback and kind words.
I apologize for being unable to add new quizzes lately. I will have more time in August, at which time I intend to resume this work. I have fixed a small error in Quizz #22 to which I was kindly alerted by one user. Thanks to all who have provided me with excellent feedback.
I’ve added another Getting Started with Latin – Quiz ( #22 Lesson 57-58 ) at:
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As always, I’d appreciate any feedback.
Sorry for the delay. I’ve added another Getting Started with Latin – Quiz ( #21 Lesson 55-56 ) at:
http://www.exsedda.org/quizzes
As always, I’d appreciate any feedback.
I’ve added another Getting Started with Latin – Quiz ( #20 Lesson 53-54 ) at:
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As always, I’d appreciate any feedback.
A few years back I heard of Vitamin DW’s positive influence on our health. Vitamin D Council offered the only comprehensive information on vitamin D on the web. Our family has been supplementing with vitamin D during winter months with great results. Since there is more news about vitamin D nowadays with sometime conflicting information I’ve decided to share this resource with you.
Recent story from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
http://www.ajc.com/services/content/health/stories/2009/02/25/vitamin_D_multiple_benefits.html
Today I started reading Turning Learning Right Side Up: Putting Education Back on Track by Russell L. Ackoff, Daniel Greenberg. I am only on the first chapter but I can already see the wisdom in it. Although written largely about schools, there is plenty to learn from it for a homeschool parent. I will comment on it as I read through it. By the way, Russell L. AckoffW is a famous American systems thinking pioneer and author of many excellent books I’ve enjoyed reading over the years.
A small study of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder last year found that walks outdoors appeared to improve scores on tests of attention and concentration. Notably, children who took walks in natural settings did better than those who walked in urban areas, according to the report, published online in August in The Journal of Attention Disorders. The researchers found that a dose of nature worked as well as a dose of medication to improve concentration, or even better.
via Well – The 3 R’s? A Fourth Is Crucial, Too – Recess – NYTimes.com.
Interesting article. Worth reading.
I’ve added another Getting Started with Latin – Quiz ( #19 Lesson 51-52 ) at:
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As always, I’d appreciate any feedback.
I’ve added another Getting Started with Latin – Quiz ( #18 Lesson 49-50 ) at:
http://www.exsedda.org/quizzes
As always, I’d appreciate any feedback.
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