Excerpt from Introductory Guide to High School Short Story Writing
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- Homeschool Writing Project: The Holidays are the Perfect Time to Write a Family Narrative
- A Fun Way to Preserve Your Family Legacy and Log High School Hours
- Making Great Use of Family Gatherings and Homeschooling
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Stephany,
Thanks for your question. The first lesson has teens tell their family story in a few short sentences (140 characters or less). This is the format of the old Twitter. Families who don’t use social media might not enjoy that lesson.
Greetings, I have a question about the “social media” aspect brought into the curriculum. I was hoping to see what that looked like in the sample, but the sample didn’t show that section. My husband and I are not on social media, we haven’t been for about 15 years. Our kids aren’t on social media, they don’t even have cell phones or their own computers/tablets. I don’t understand what you mean by a “social media approach”