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Creating Nurturing Environments

March 2, 2015 by Doreen Hulsey Leave a Comment

creating nurturing environments through our Sioux headdress project
My daughter Nicole wearing the Sioux headdress that Mom and I made when I was in third grade. Mom dyed the turkey feathers and attached them. I did the beading. Little did I realize that Mom was creating nurturing environments through our projects.

Guest blog by Doreen Hulsey, who owns her own business and is one of Ana Lomba’s team members.

Hopefully, you had special people – parents, teachers – in your life who loved creating nurturing environments with wonderful memories. While I could mention a few teachers, my most special person was my mom, whom I very sadly lost on Dec. 31. She was my hero, my anchor as I grew up, and I learned a few principles below from her that can be applied no matter whether it’s your own children, other children, or even your own business. [Read more…]

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Foreign Language Teaching – Home, Classroom & Homeschool

October 17, 2014 by Doreen Hulsey 2 Comments

Have you ever thought about the best language learning practices?
Make learning languages fun to help create lifelong learners

I’ve had the honor of knowing Ana Lomba for more than a year, and she asked me to tell you about my experience with foreign language teaching in the home, classroom & homeschool and my biggest challenge.

After I had two children and stayed home, I never imagined myself teaching children in a classroom setting or in a homeschooling setting, but I’ve done both. My struggle with finding great curriculum (my biggest challenge), though, began several years before this when I wanted to teach Spanish to my children at home. [Read more…]

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