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American History Homework Seven Answers - Student Nine (view source)
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, 16:07, October 30, 2008New page: StevenM. 1. 2. Indirectly, the homeschooling of Thomas Edison created great wealth for himself and his country. He never gave up, he worked endlessly on all his projects. The thing abou...
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2. Indirectly, the homeschooling of Thomas Edison created great wealth for himself and his country. He never gave up, he worked endlessly on all his projects. The thing about homeschooling is, you either make it big or you blow it all. It all depends on personal discipline and diligence. If you don't have that, you'll fail because you're alone and there's not a lot of push or encouragement from peers. Thomas Edison, however, was diligent in the extreme, so the sky was the limit; the discipline he learned from being his own student he used for the rest of his life.
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2. Indirectly, the homeschooling of Thomas Edison created great wealth for himself and his country. He never gave up, he worked endlessly on all his projects. The thing about homeschooling is, you either make it big or you blow it all. It all depends on personal discipline and diligence. If you don't have that, you'll fail because you're alone and there's not a lot of push or encouragement from peers. Thomas Edison, however, was diligent in the extreme, so the sky was the limit; the discipline he learned from being his own student he used for the rest of his life.
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