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These are Weird Exercises: “How Would You Describe the Problem?”
Most thinking curricula start with strategies and solutions, assuming the problem has already been defined correctly. We teach children to notice how the problem itself is being described first—because if the description is wrong, every strategy that follows is noise. This is the part of thinking most people never get taught, but is beneath every strong thinker: Most problems children will face in their life, start with how they represent it. That line is not about language
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How to Make Homeschool Field Trips Meaningful and Educational
Most homeschool field trips are fun but forgettable. Learn how Story Weavers designs field trips that turn experiences into real learning, memory, and academic evidence.
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How do the Deep Dives work?
Families needed a way to set their own pace, adjust their workloads, and personalize their curricula in a way that didn’t ...
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Talk To Me About Critical Thinking
Exploring the difference between Critical Thinking vs. Literacy vs. Reading Comprehension
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Look At That Weird Handwriting
Reasons why we chose to implement our handwriting program the way we did: Handwriting under scrutiny.
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