Where to send your submission for the next Carnival of Homeschooling
(This post will always the have information on where to send submissions for future Carnivals of Homeschooling.)
Submissions are due to: CarnivalOfHomeschooling@gmail.com by 6:00 PM (PST) on the Monday evening of the week. It will be greatly appreciated if the submissions come in earlier. Please send the following information:
Title of Post
URL of Post
Name of Blog
URL of Blog
Brief summary of the post
(With "carnival" or "submission" in the subject field of the email.)
You can also send in a submission via Blog Carnival by going here.
If you haven't read any blog carnivals before, please read What is a Blog Carnival.
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Update I (12 Jan 06):
Please review these thoughts about expectations for carnival participants.
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Update II (16 Jan 06)
Spunky suggested have a gmail account which would forward the submissions to the host for the week. I've created CarnivalOfHomeschooling@gmail.com and will change where it forwards each week. I've moved the schedule to here.
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Update III (4 Jan 07)
We've had some trouble with GMail tagging submissions as SPAM. To make sure I can dig out your entry please put "carnival" or "submission" in the subject line. Thanks.
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Technorati tags: homeschooling, homeschool, home school, home education, parenting, children, education
Submissions are due to: CarnivalOfHomeschooling@gmail.com by 6:00 PM (PST) on the Monday evening of the week. It will be greatly appreciated if the submissions come in earlier. Please send the following information:
Title of Post
URL of Post
Name of Blog
URL of Blog
Brief summary of the post
(With "carnival" or "submission" in the subject field of the email.)
You can also send in a submission via Blog Carnival by going here.
If you haven't read any blog carnivals before, please read What is a Blog Carnival.
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Update I (12 Jan 06):
Please review these thoughts about expectations for carnival participants.
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Update II (16 Jan 06)
Spunky suggested have a gmail account which would forward the submissions to the host for the week. I've created CarnivalOfHomeschooling@gmail.com and will change where it forwards each week. I've moved the schedule to here.
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Update III (4 Jan 07)
We've had some trouble with GMail tagging submissions as SPAM. To make sure I can dig out your entry please put "carnival" or "submission" in the subject line. Thanks.
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Technorati tags: homeschooling, homeschool, home school, home education, parenting, children, education
posted by Henry Cate | 12/26/2005 07:13:00 AM
15 Comments:
Is there a topic, or just anything?
Anything about homeschooling:
Some suggested topics are unschooling, homeschooling on the road, homeschooling and difficult relatives, fun homeschool lessons, homeschooling in different countries, why we homeschool, etc.
Henry,
Thanks for visiting my blog. I have finally posted my actual opinion on Wal-Mart if you're interested. You left a long comment after I left that link with no comments of my own.
Daniel,
Good question. In general most blog carnivals try to limit themselves to recent postings. Since this is the first carinval for homeschooling I have no problem with pulling postings from months, or even a couple years ago. Currently about a third of the submissions are from postings before December.
Over time I expect we will start to limit the submissions to more recent postings, but we really are learning as we go, and make some changes.
We've linked this post over at The Education Wonks. Here's to many successful editions of The Carnival of Homeschooling!
How do you sign up to host the carnival. I'd like to host it on my blog sometime...
Shannon, I wrote up some information here:
http://whyhomeschool.blogspot.com/2005/12/ways-to-help-carnival-of-homeschooling.html
If you would like to host, it would greatly help if you read these two posts:
http://www.10000birds.com/hostwiththemost.htm
http://girlscientist.blogspot.com/2005/03/how-i-hosted-tangled-bank.html
After reading the two above posts, if you are still interested, send me an email.
I'm not ready to post at this time.
Is there an email notification list?
Henry,
Homescholing is very new in my country. Some of the people think that people need class and teacher for learning. Bu I think people need information and they wish to learn. I am going to link blog from my web site.
Thank's for this blog.
How can I get my site added to your blogroll?
Sonlight Curriculum is a literature-rich, Christian-based homeschool company that provides complete homeschool curriculum programs and materials from preschool to 12th grade. Our comprehensive curriculum has a global focus,and provides children all across the world with the desire to learn.
Visit us : http://sonlight.com
We have recently made an exciting discovery--three years after writing the wonderfully expanded third edition of How to Read a Book, Mortimer Adler and Charles Van Doren made a series of thirteen 14-minute videos on the art of reading. The videos were produced by Encyclopaedia Britannica. For reasons unknown, sometime after their original publication, these videos were lost.
When we discovered them and how intrinsically edifying they are, we negotiated an agreement with Encyclopaedia Britannica to be the exclusive worldwide agent to make them available.
For those of you who teach, this is great for the classroom.
I cannot over exaggerate how instructive these programs are--we are so sure that you will agree, if you are not completely satisfied, we will refund your donation.
Please go here to see a clip and learn more:
http://www.thegreatideas.org/HowToReadABook.htm
This is a terrific new site just opened and started. It's an online library for homeschool books. New books are added daily.
www.thehomeschoollibrary.org
great post!
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