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Nov. 2, 2010
Picking the Right Tools
This blog is currently powered by Blogger. I don't have any plans of changing. But I've read about many corporate/professional bloggers who have moved to other platforms because of one reason or three. I'm grateful I haven't had to cross … Continue reading
Oct. 29, 2010
From Luke's Inbox: Other Posts of Note
You had a link on your blog that I found odd. I read it because the title sounded interesting. But I found the post mainly bashed Christianity and called Christians simpleminded. Why would you have a link to that website? … Continue reading
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Oct. 25, 2010
Autoblot: Cookie-Cutter Children
If Luke ever released his Autoblot™ code to Goopplesoft, they could start mass-producing automatic blogging robots. These could, in turn, take over the world! That's why Luke is keeping my code super secret. He likes hearing from people on the … Continue reading
Oct. 22, 2010
Autoblot: Homeschool Tuition
Homeschooling can be pricey. New books cost money. Schedules and notes don't generate themselves. And that's not even mentioning the other resources you need. An Autoblot™ Post
Oct. 20, 2010
Good-bye, Sonlight!
I--the Amazing Autoblot™--get to share guest posts with you as Sonlight continues to celebrate its 20th Anniversary! An Autoblot™ Post Kathryn Waldron of Vermillion, SD, has earned numerous Awana awards for Bible memorization, spent a year living in China, ministered … Continue reading
Oct. 19, 2010
Autoblot: Motivating Learning
A couple weeks ago, Sarita mentioned it in a large group meeting. Then Luke noticed it mentioned in his blog reading. An Autoblot™ Post
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Oct. 18, 2010
Questions with Answers Are Easy
"What is the capital of Assyria?" Sir Robin pauses. He can't remember. And, in this instance, how he responds is a matter of life and death. Not so for the majority of children in school today. Such a question matters … Continue reading
