About Jada

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Hi I’m Jada, and I studied part of my high school using the Ron Paul Curriculum, so this blog was made for my RPC (Ron Paul Curriculum) essays.

I hope you can learn something new with what I write. Comments and suggestions are welcomed!

This is my other blog it’s in spanish: http://jadaalc2.wordpress.com/

This is my brother’s blog: http://hectoralc.wordpress.com/

Here is a link to an interview they made me along with my brother, you can know a little bit more about me here: https://jadaalc.wordpress.com/2014/04/21/interview-about-the-ron-paul-curriculum/

Thank you for visiting!

Have a blessed day!

Very Important Note: Some of my essays may have content that are not necessarily teachings from the Ron Paul Curriculum.

 

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77 thoughts on “About Jada”

  1. rpc17

    Congrats to you and your brother on your interview! Great job and great testimony to RPC! 🙂

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  2. Paul Handover

    So delighted you have shared some of your valuable time in a subscription to Learning from Dogs. That is very much appreciated. Best wishes, Paul.

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  3. Brian Christopher

    Interesting articles, good job!

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  4. Judy @ newenglandgardenandthread

    I certainly know of Ron Paul and I’m extremely familiar with homeschooling but I didn’t know he had his own curriculum. Learning is one of the joys of life and blogging is another. To combine both of these is a wonderful idea.

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    • Jada Alcazar

      Yes, I agree… honestly I didn´t know about Ron Paul, even less the Ron Paul Curriculum, but once I found out about it and got in, I thought it was wonderful… it actually has been great!
      Thanks! 🙂

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  5. ohiocook

    Thank you for following my blog!

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  6. greenbenchramblings

    I am so glad you have found my greenbenchramblings and decided to follow. I hope you enjoy all your visits.
    malc

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  7. Jovina Coughlin

    Thank you for following my blog. I look forward to reading yours.

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  8. tophergirl03

    thanks for fowling my blog Jada oh and how did you do the votes

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  9. Baroque Myriam

    @tophergirl: If you mean the star voting, then you go to your ‘feedback’ button on the left menu. Then you click ratings. Then you select settings and you customize it. Hope this helps.

    @Jada: You reached 100 followers! Cool 😀 I will get there…soon 😉 (I hope. I have currently 49).

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  11. Ana Perry

    I love your Christmas theme, it’s the prettiest I’ve seen. I better get busy and get my blog decorated for the holiday.

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  12. bmorales14

    love love LOVE the background image! i think i just got inspired 😀

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  13. Ana Perry

    Merry Christmas Jada. Thank your for your support and I have certainly enjoyed reading your classwork. Have a wonderful new year and I wish you continued good luck in school.

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  14. Girlonpoint

    Hey Jada! I hope to hear more essay’s from you! It’s nice to see you doing great in school.Hope to hear from you soon!

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  15. bmorales14

    Hey Jada! Just dropping by to say hey. 🙂

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  16. jaromb1234

    I also do Ron Paul. Nice introduction. I am in grade 6, what grade are you in.

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    • Jada Alcazar

      Thank you! 🙂
      I was supposed to have finished high school already, but I stopped studying for almost two years. I used to be in a private school, and before that in a public school. Right after I left the private school almost two years later, I began with school again but with the Ron Paul Curriculum.
      Right now I’m not going by grade but by course. I’m 18 years old so I guess you can see the picture. 😉

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  17. Consuelo

    I found your blog through our granddaughter’s blog. She, too, has worked with the Ron Paul curriculum. She and her two younger brothers are being home-schooled. I am thrilled for them. I believe the government schools are Indoctrination Centers. They lie to students and children who attend them are exposed to many evil ideas and behaviors which they believe are good and normal because “everybody does it”. It is difficult to be a real Christian in a government school. I know from my own experience and that of my children how problematic government schools are. Our daughter was chosen for a so-called Gifted Program at her government school which lasted from the fourth grade through the eighth grade and I did not learn until she was in the twelfth grade that it was really Values Clarification and the purpose of it was to indoctrinate her and all the others in it to beliefs that were opposed to parents’ teachings at home. When I challenged it officially, at school board meetings, I was fought tooth and nail by all the school employees I dealt with. Her teachers lied to my face about what it was and what happened in it. Special materials were used to do the indoctrination but the books never came home so I did not see them until she was nearly out of high school. Parents are flattered when their children are labeled “gifted” and so do not question what is going on. I questioned before it even began but I was lied to about it. “Gifted” children are chosen for this “enrichment” because the people behind it believe to change the country/world they must change the “leaders” of the future. The purpose of such classes is to change the thoughts, feelings, attitudes, beliefs and actions of these students. People like Mortimer Adler and Robert M. Hutchins are fathers of this sort of thing. One of the special book/s used in our daughter’s class was/were Philosophy For Children and another was The Jr. Great Books Program, and offshoot of the Great Books Program. I learned that even private school children have this done to them and some home-schooled children are encouraged to use these materials. Of course, many home-schooled children are not Christians but many are so I am very disappointed that people are being deceived by these programs by not investigating them and their creators. God’s blessings on all your family. Consuelo

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    • Jada Alcazar

      I definitely get what you are saying! I was able to see the same control on a private school. Now a days, education is one of the things that wants to be controlled the most, for it is where we get most of our influence. Investigating our sources and information is part of life. There are so many things that have been distorted and other that are in the process. Even small details that have been taught are incorrect, and we grow up believing them. I have this essay that I wrote about the belief of the flat earth as an example of this evil: https://jadaalc.wordpress.com/2015/06/03/mario-vargas-on-questions-of-conquest-flat-earth/

      Personally, I go to the best source there is, and it is also the one that is the most trustworthy and that is God. I believe that He is the only answer that we have.

      Thank you for writing! Many blessings!

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  18. Princess Brooke

    Hey Jada, I edited King Tut a little. I got some of it wrong, but most of it is still the same.

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  19. Danny

    Extremely cool blog! I love your essays!!

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  20. Princess Brooke

    Hey. 😀

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  21. Princess Brooke

    I changed the theme of my blog and put widgets at the side.

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  22. Star Castro

    Your blog is so cool.

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  23. ashleymariposa

    Hi, Jada! I’ve nominated you for the Liebster Award: https://thelighthouseofessays.wordpress.com/2016/09/08/2nd-liebster-award/

    Ashley

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  24. tigerboy777

    Do you still do RPC?

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  25. tigerboy777

    Are you doing or going to do college?

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  26. charkersh9

    Hi Jada! I really like your essays, keep up the good work! Here’s my blog, you can check it out if you have the time, https://theinspiredpage.wordpress.com . hope you like it!

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  27. jolianne19

    Can I ask you what theme you are using? Your writing is very interesting to read!! Thanks

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  28. goatgirl15

    Hi! Your blog is amazing!! An your essays rock!! Here is the link to my blog, check it out if and when you have the time! I currently don’t have much up except for intro stuff and writting outside of RPC!! If you want to know when my essays come out then please follow me!!
    God Bless,
    Delaney, aka Goat Girl!😄😉

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