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Do you have a Student in Scholar Phase?
Or one that one day hopefully will be?
Begin with a picture of where you're going--a road map.
When you pay a lot of time, money and effort to plan a sight-seeing trip, you're also likely to seek lots of advice on what features are not to be missed, how to get there, and what to do while you're there.
Scholar Phase is just such a journey, your goals and investment are infinitely more important than a sight-seeing journey -- and there is a "road map" available!
Even if you've read it a dozen
times, go back and re-read the chapter on Scholar Phase from Leadership
Education.
It is available as a free download here.
If you have a student in scholar phase, you can't read this chapter enough. Study it over and over. And
invite your student to do the same. It will make all the difference. The
answers are there--put them to work for you!
And to help your youth own their education and really prepare for a powerful personal mission and contribution, gift them:
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You can now sign up for ALEKS math
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With included assessments and
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My own daughters have enjoyed being
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Classics
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No one can deny the value of a great idea well- commu-nicated. The
inspiration, innovation and ingenuity inherent in great ideas elevate
those who study them.
Great ideas are most effectively learned directly from the greatest
thinkers, historians, artists, philosophers and prophets, and their
original works.
Great works inspire greatness, just as mediocre or poor works usually
inspire mediocre and poor achievement. The great accomplishments of
humanity are the key to quality education.
A "classic" is a work (be it literature, music, art, etc.) that's worth returning to over and over because you get more from it
each time.
Our Lists of Recommended Classics >>
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