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Great Expectations Ch. 19-20

March 19, 2018 CenterForLit
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In which Pip prepares for his new life and experiences London for the first time...

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← Discussion: Great Expectations Chapters 11-20Great Expectations Ch. 17-18 →

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Today is the last day of work for our beloved Megan. 😢She has been an invaluable resource in creating our Elementary program for the Online Academy, developing stellar content and curriculum, and generally keeping the backend of CenterForLit afloat. We’re not sure how we’ll do without her, but we look forward to her insights as a classroom contributor and know that her new students at Providence Classical Christian School are in for the time of their lives!
As educators and homeschooling parents we strive to call our students up to a higher standard and equip them to be virtuous participants in a fallen world. However, we’re also called to love them, demonstrating God’s love so that they may catch a glimpse of His likeness. How can we do these things simultaneously? How do we preserve our standards without driving our students to despair? Join us on August 15th at 4:00pm Pacific/ 7:00pm as we kick off The CenterForLit Lecture Series with “Teaching with Grace: An Unlikely Path to Success in the Classroom.” Claim your free seat to this webinar through the link in our profile. A recording will be made available inside Pelican Society membership after the event airs live. We hope to “see” you for what we hope will be a time of encouragement as the new school year approaches!
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Today was the first day in Washington that was warm enough to read outside! We’re soaking up the sunshine and prepping for a discussion of Julius Caesar...which seems oddly appropriate for the middle of March. 🤔

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