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Hey, homeschoolers!
Types of government have been in the news lately, but I’m going to be honest and say I don’t understand the forms of government that well. That’s why I invited a guest expert to explain it so we can teach our kids. To understand what’s happening in politics and world relationships, we need to start with this foundation.
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Now let’s discuss world government. My guest today is Jessica De Gree. Jessica is a high school teacher, former
I think you’ll enjoy this interview.
Thanks again to CTC Math for their sponsorship. Join me next time as we discuss how to maintain a strong homeschool marriage.
Have a happy homeschool week!
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