Trying to Remember - Crossman, Anne
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Trying to Remember is a stirring and intimate memoir recounting one family's struggle with the debilitating effects of Alzheimer's on a remarkable woman, Betty Nicholas, and the hope that comes from choosing to remember. Its poetry is at once accessible and elegant, creating a moving experience for the reader. This is the story of what Betty remembered, what she forgot, and what those around her remember for her. Trying to Remember is her story of unwavering hope-and theirs.

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Trying to Remember is a stirring and intimate memoir recounting one family's struggle with the debilitating effects of Alzheimer's on a remarkable woman, Betty Nicholas, and the hope that comes from choosing to remember. Its poetry is at once accessible and elegant, creating a moving experience for the reader. This is the story of what Betty remembered, what she forgot, and what those around her remember for her. Trying to Remember is her story of unwavering hope-and theirs.
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Anne Crossman is the CEO and founder of HomeschoolExpert.com. She is a former homeschooler who attended Stanford and Duke Universities, was a public educator in high schools and military barracks, and has been homeschooling her four children since 2006. She is the author of Getting the Best Out of College, Study Smart, Study Less, and Trying to Remember. See her work at AnneCrossman.com or follow her on social media. Twitter: @homeschoolxprt Facebook: @thehomeschoolexpert Instagram: @homeschoolexpert Linked In: Anne-Crossman https://homeschoolexpert.com http://annecrossman.com "Dean Sue" Wasiolek, Senior Advisor in Student Affairs, Duke University Overwhelmed parents rejoice-this is the resource you have been hoping to find. Whether you are emergency schooling or want to know how to homeschool better, there is no better guide than Homeschool Like an Expert. If parents want to take their child's home education-and their college readiness-seriously, this resource is where they should start. Anne Crossman offers a perspective on homeschooled education I haven't seen anywhere else-she really has sat at every chair at the table. Homeschool Like an Expert is an excellent guide that is a must-read for all parents looking to teach their children at home. It is a practical, smart, much-needed resource that should be read by homeschooling families everywhere. Noah Buckley, Director of Admissions, Oregon State University Homeschool Expert gives timely, relevant insights derived from personal experience and extensive research. As Director of Admissions at OSU helping students from all backgrounds transition to college, I highly recommend Homeschool Like an Expert as a guide. You'll get an engaging, thought-provoking honesty designed to help you make the right decision for you and your family. Debra Bell, PhD, Executive Director, Aim Online Academy, author of The Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Teens If you want just one accessible, all-encompassing, empowering guide to homeschooling for success, here it is. Anne Crossman has experience and empathy in spades. She'll answer your questions, point you to the right resources, calm your fears, quell your doubts, and get your homeschool up and running in no time. Homeschool Like an Expert is the fast-track to homeschool success for your family.