Well-Trained Mind Fourth Edition >> Online Learning
Online Learning
A good online class combines live lectures with the opportunity for in-class instructor-student interaction, provides full instructor grading and feedback, and provides “office hours” or other out-of-class time for questions and feedback. The courses and online academies listed here uphold the high standards described in The Well-Trained Mind.
Sentence Diagramming and Dysgraphia: A Helpful App
In both our elementary and intermediate grammar curricula, we give
Coding for Kids
A list of links, guides, apps, and resources from around the web to help kids learn to code and help parents/educators do the teaching.
The Newest Edition of a Homeschool Classic
Susan Wise Bauer walks us through the differences between the 4th edition of The Well-Trained Mind and its previous versions. Text! Video! Bullet Points! Everything you need to navigate the extensively updated edition is right here.
Well-Trained Mind Academy Online Courses
We have an Academy to help you make sure your child gets the best classical education possible!
Typing Instructor For Kids
Game-centered typing instruction, highly customizable with 11 different typing plans.
Read, Write & Type
Early keyboarding (combined with ongoing handwriting practice at an appropriate level) can allow dysgraphic and dyslexic students to advance in reading and writing skills.
Typing.com
A free, comprehensive keyboarding system, designed for middle and upper grades.
Dance Mat Typing
This free online touch-typing course is a series of games designed for young learners.
GameMaker
Like Scratch, GameMaker is an introduction to programming; the difference is that Scratch is a free educational language, while GameMaker is proprietary and for-profit. But GameMaker allows young users to actually create computer games, which can be a powerful teaching tool.
Java
The programming language Java can be learned through online courses or free online tutorials. Java is widely used, and there are many resources available.
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