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April 19th, 2011 | Interviews, Stumbling Blocks to Writing, Teaching Writing, WriteShop
At last month’s MidSouth Homeschool Convention in Memphis, Mary Jo Tate interviewed me for The Homeschool Channel.
I’ll be the first to admit that it’s hard to watch myself on video. For one thing, I had no idea I talk with my hands so much! If you can get past my fluffy hair and lack of lipstick, I think you’ll find some encouraging tips in this 20-minute Homeschool Spotlight!
Hi, I'm Kim--curriculum author, speaker, retired homeschooler, and grandma to seven. Welcome to my little corner of the blogosphere. My heart is to equip and inspire you to teach writing, even when it seems like it's always an uphill battle. I invite you to poke around the blog, where you'll find writing and poetry activities, grammar tips, and hope for reluctant writers. Thanks for stopping by!
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4 comments ↓
Kim, I think you did a fabulous job. Talking with your hands can be interesting. I, personally, cannot watch someone who is statue still and doesn’t move. Your movements seemed natural and helpful to what you were describing. Very good tips for parents on writing!
Thanks, JoJo. You are an excellent encourager and friend.
I thought you did a great job. The video was full of ideas. I am going to post it on the next link/video list I do on my blog.
Thanks,
Amy
Why, thanks, Amy!