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Kindling, Carrot Sticks and Kidschool...

by Rachel DeMille

I found myself going to bed each night with plans and promises to "do better tomorrow"--even with thoughts of what I would prepare, etc., just like before (or so I thought)-- and only to find myself at the end of another day wondering how I could have failed again.

My 40+ years of habit kicked in, and in the moment of choice I just couldn't remember why it mattered to do anything different than what I had always done.

How did I break free of my rut? Follow the link to find out...

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The TJEd for Teens Website is launched!

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www.TJEdForTeens.com

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This Day in History

March 15 - March 21: Presidents, Patents, and Pioneers

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What is TJEd?

"TJEd" is a philosophy and a methodology by which great individuals throughout history were educated. Thousands of families and professional educators are applying those same principles today, with astounding success. For more information, click here.


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What People are Saying about TJEd

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TJEd is a phenomenon that is going viral! The following are what moms, dads, and other notable individuals are saying about TJEd...

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The Master Within

by Amy Edwards

What is this process of going from beginner to well-trained, even to Master? Regardless of the Art, the process is the same. If you are a parent or an teacher, one of your Arts is education. Where are you in the process of becoming a Master of your Art?

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Through the Looking Glass

by Joni Beals

When Alice went through the looking-glass, she found there a wonderful and bizarre new world to discover. As Plutarch discovered, history is our looking-glass. Through stories of history we walk into strange places and meet people we’d never expect to see walking down our streets. And even more importantly, when we take the time to gaze into the looking-glass we see a reflection of who we are—and the eternal refractions of who we could become.

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