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Welcome to Learning Is For Everyone |
An Education Resource Organization supporting Family Choice in Learning
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Welcome to Learning is For Everyone, an education resource organization empowering families and learners with information and networking opportunities encompassing all aspects of education.
Whatever fascinates you, however you like to learn, chances are we can point you in the right direction! And there are so many great opportunities to learn from one another out there.
Over the summer, we're hosting our national Tapestry of Homeschool survey, in an effort to help counteract modern day mythologies about homeschooling. We'll be hosting other surveys on a variety of educational topics in the coming year, as well.
So check out our many resources, visit our related support and networking groups, have fun, and learn something!
In continued freedom of living and learning,
Your friends at
Learning is For Everyone, Inc.
All contributions directly support LIFEs mission of empowering learners through information, networking and support. Visit our donations page for more information and other ways to contribute.
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LIFE's Front Page News
Learning is For Everyone, Inc. is pleased to recommend the following website:
Highlights for High School features MIT OpenCourseWare materials that are most useful for high school students and teachers.
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We've got our website page up for LIFE Fest 2008 Vendors and speakers can apply now through August to be part of the event, and we've also added a LIFE Fest Bazaar to the menu.
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Record numbers of parents have turned their backs on state education and chosen to pay up to 27,000 a year to send their child to a private school. Despite Labour's school reforms and increasing investment in the state sector, almost 50,000 more children now attend fee-paying schools than in 1997, a census of private schooling revealed yesterday.
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LIFE Inc. is hosting the Tapestry of Homeschool survey, by homeschoolers, for homeschoolers, in an effort to counteract the modern day mythology of homeschooling.
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Innovate (www.innovateonline.info) is published bimonthly as a public
service by the Fischler School of Education and Human Services at Nova
Southeastern University and is sponsored, in part, by Microsoft.
Innovate-Live webcasts, produced as a public service by our partner,
ULiveandLearn, allow you to synchronously interact with authors on the
topics of their articles.
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The New York State Center for Engineering Design and Industrial
Innovation (NYSCEDII) at the University at Buffalo (UB) invites your
female students entering grades 10-12 to apply for participation inthe
2008 Cyber Engineering Workshop for Young Women, July 14 - 18.
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Go ahead — just try to find an instance in the last few years in which someone trying to make the case that going to college matters hasn’t trotted out the statistic that the average college graduate earns a $1 million more over the course of a lifetime than a high school graduate does. You can find it in the rhetoric of presidential candidates bemoaning the unequal college going rates of Americans of different races and economic classes, foundations explaining their support for higher education, companies pitching investment and, not least, colleges and universities seeking to justify tuition increases.
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Our Strength, a national organization working to make sure no kid in
America grows up hungry, just announced that it is launching its fifth
annual Great American Bake Sale. The Great American Bake Sale runs March 1, 2008 to June 30, 2008, so you can jump in any time.
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