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Sara's Key Action
The Key Action, whatever it may be, tends to put everything into balance, or create a positive momentum, or bring peace and a sense of well-being. It's not, strictly speaking, the thing we value highest or most deeply but it is the key to our serenity, productivity and clarity. Of all the things we do or don't, the top priority isn't always the most Key thing; The Key Action is what makes everything else fall into place.
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This Day in History
March 8 - March 14: When is it right to break the rules?
For examples of when it's good to be bad, follow the link...
What is TJEd?
"TJEd" is a philosophy and a methodology by which great individuals throughout history were educated. Thousands of families and professional educators are applying those same principles today, with astounding success. For more information, click here.
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What People are Saying about TJEd
TJEd is a phenomenon that is going viral! The following are what moms, dads, and other notable individuals are saying about TJEd...
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Living Math
As Oliver and I have noted often, the early years in TJEd are well-served in many families when the Charlotte Mason style is applied. This excellent article captures how one might incorporate math learning into kidschool in a Leadership Education home or classroom.
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The Chemistry of Genius?
New Science on What Makes Quality Education
by Oliver DeMille
Scientists are now discovering that the individualized method (personalized mentoring, deep practice, long hours of inspired and enthusiastic academic effort) results in drastically higher levels of the neural insulator myelin than the standardized system of education. Students with higher levels of myelin learn more and remember it longer. It is especially valuable to gaining, maintaining and polishing skills.