All Blog Posts Tagged 'school' (13)

Today's lifestyle has changed and it comes with various sorts of diseases and health issues, and to keep a proper check on the health you need to visit a doctor daily, which can be hectic and tiring. Blood pressure is one health disorder that creates problems for the one who suffers as they need to keep the tab on the bp rates so that it doesn't fluctuate. So, for those individuals, we have come up with Manual Blood Pressure Cuff - Universal Size Aneroid Sphygmomanometer - Nurses BP Monitor…

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“A writer is only good as his or her own experience.” Have…

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Computer system tables as well as office furniture has ended up being rather typical location in houses today. Every house has a computer, as well as some individual’s even help home, making it essential for them to have an appropriate table to place your maker. If you are searching for a good computer table, right here are some tips that you need to bear in mind.

 

The top quality as well as the price of the table:

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Teaching elementary and secondary students how to write well is challenging. Many students don’t understand the core principles behind writing, including the basics of sentence and paragraph structure, a logical progression of ideas, and reader awareness. Others don’t have the technical skills of writing, including grammar and punctuation. However, with consistent, year-by-year, engaging instruction by committed teachers who understand not only the value but also the principles and skills of…

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I have chosen some of my favorite Bible stories as the basis for my new short stories. Starting with Noah's Ark, I will introduce the themes and messages of the stories I grew up with into my fictional Amish community of Karsten Field.

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That's right, Set Free: An Amish Journey has come to an end. Allan's story comes to its conclusion with Trestle Press's latest release - Volume 9 - Humbled.



As a bonus, Trestle has decided to include the short epilogue of Volume 10 with Volume 9 for free. What do you think about that? I think it's great!…

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I think about my daughter now. She is sweet and innocent. She loves her daddy. I am the man in her life.



Then I think about ten years from now (fifteen, if I get my way). She will most likely have a new man in her life. She will be thinking about romance and marriage.



That's what was on my mind as I wrote the latest volume of my Amish Journey. I will admit that I had to move away from the keyboard for a while. I couldn't see what I was typing through the tears. So, I…

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Not really.





At least, not yet.





With mega-book chains closing their doors (Borders) and online booksellers battling for eBook domination, authors are faced with the daunting task of connecting with their readers. How do we get our print books out there? How do we connect with our digital readers?…

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That's right! We've made it halfway through this Amish Journey. Five of the ten planned stories are now available from Trestle Press

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Dlite Press

This no-nonsense text offers strategies for dealing with life after high school. The guide explains positive and negative traits that can help or hinder teens in their post high school life and gives readers tips to identify the path to success and avoid the route that often leads to failure. Available…

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Well, I did have an idea. A little while ago, I created a story about two unsuspecting fourth graders that suddenly find themselves in the middle of some serious, high-tech, international espionage. It is now available from Trestle Press.…



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Whether you are in public school, private school or home school, I have news for you! (just in time for summer)



Some of you may have seen this before, but many haven't. I've added a page over atMillerWords specifically for you. After many requests from teachers and parents, I put together The Empyrical Tales Study Guide.



That's right! Not only are the Empyrical Tales a lot of fun, now they can be homework too.



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This is just a quick shout out to those of you who, like me, know they need a little more schooling on the subject of writing before they actually write a book, and who don't really feel college is right for them. It may not be for everyone, but it's an option; right now I'm in the middle of taking Penn Foster's Freelance Writering course, and I have learned a LOT already.  Two of my family members have also done Penn Foster courses, and so I've seen that it's a extreamly helpful coraspondance… Continue