HeyJaredThe Modulo Community Podcast
A weekly podcast about PreK-12th grade education, homeschooling and modular learning. teachyourkids.substack.com
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For the love of reading (opens the original)
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The Best World Language Programs for Kids (Spanish, Chinese, French & Beyond) (opens the original)
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More than one in five U.S. households speaks a language other than English at home, but only about 20% of K–12 students are enrolled in a world language class. For many families, that gap feels huge: kids want to talk with grandparents, connect with cousins abroad, travel, play games and watch shows in another language… but school offerings are limited, underfunded, or start way too late. Read more
The Little Line That Ate the World (opens the original)
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If you walk into a middle‑school computer lab or peek over a teenager’s shoulder during “independent work time,” there’s a non‑zero chance you’ll see it: a tiny pixel snake gliding across a grid, gobbling dots, growing longer, and making that unmistakable 90‑degree turn toward doom.Sometimes it’s the classic monochrome version on a retro‑gaming site. Sometimes it’s a neon browser clone on Coolmath or yet another “.io” spinoff. Sometimes it’s hiding in a Google doodle or tucked inside a cod
9th Grade Homeschool Guide (opens the original)
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Ninth grade is often treated as a cliff: suddenly everything “counts,” transcripts feel permanent, and adults start asking, “So what are your plans after high school?” If your teen is homeschooling, unschooling, or just leaving traditional school, it can feel like the stakes jumped overnight.Here’s the calmer truth: developmentally, your teen is still very much in progress. The prefrontal cortex—the part of the brain responsible for planning, impulse control, and long‑term thinking—continues dev
Homeschooling Life Skills (opens the original)
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Life skills are the secret curriculum of childhood, the difference between a teen who can debug a Python script but freezes at making a doctor’s appointment, and one who can do both with confidence. International groups like WHO and UNESCO define life skills as the abilities that help us manage everyday demands: problem-solving, communication, self-management, and the practical know‑how to navigate real life.The Modulo Community is a reader-supported publication. To receive new p
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