Create a Math Environment is a parent helper for those who want arithmetic made touchable. It is a supportive tool, intended to introduce mathematical concepts in the home and to produce familiarity before it is studied in depth in a formal school environment; it may also serve as a reinforcement tool after a concept has already been taught. Age specifics for each concept are given and instructions clearly tell parents or teachers what they need to know in presenting ideas to the learner. A busy parent or teacher can turn to a page and find an activity that teaches a concept within a manageable time period. The parent gains a quick understanding of the objective using the materials suggested. Sometimes a diagram illustrates the procedure.

 

ISBN# 0-9623839-1-0 (soft cover 1992)
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Author, Vivian Owens

Fun learning in 5 minutes. You will use Chemistry Quickies to reach these goals: Self-teach through questioning techniques; refresh your memory; reinforce ideas already introduced; jumpstart discussions; study for quizzes or tests; play games with family or friends and enjoy learning new facts. Over 300 questions show you how delightful chemistry can be. A tool for teachers, home-schooling parents, tutors, academic team coaches, students and anyone who loves games or answering trivia questions.

ISBN# 0-9623839-7-X (soft cover 1998)
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Author, Vivian Owens

An educational how-to book written in simple, easy-to-understand language. Seventy-seven concepts are presented as separate articles. Through these articles parents learn how to recognize a disorganized child, but they also learn how to organize the disorganized child. Practical guidelines for starting learners on the right track are offered: writing foundations, reading rights, reasoning logically, training the memory and lots more. Motivational by nature, the purpose of PFE is to influence parents to play an important role in their children's education.

ISBN# 0-9623839-0-2 (soft cover 1989)
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Author, Vivian Owens

In 2004, the Northeast black History Committee of Mount Dora, Florida presented an historic photo exhibit of school life in a small, segregated town. With a history dating back to the 1920's, Milner-
Rosenwald Academy, the African American school started with funds from the Rosenwald Foundation, was anything but ordinary. Photos tell a story of the emphasis placed on academia by the entire community.

ISBN# 978-1-929221-00-4 (soft cover)
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