- Sequential Spelling is what finally (sm) - Mandy in TN 22:10 May 17
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- Spell to Write and Read is fantastic!!! - Christi in KC 19:52 May 17
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- We are in the same boat...m - MI Mom 19:49 May 17
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- Try Megawords. - Susan in IL 19:44 May 17
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- Re: Ladies, I may be ready to throw in the towel... - ValinBC 22:44 May 17
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- Stacey, I know how you feel - m - StaceyinLA 21:16 May 17
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- From a homeschool mom who barely graduated.. - CLS 20:43 May 17
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- Correction "I do NOT make him study" nt - CLS 20:45 May 17
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- Correction "I do NOT make him study" nt - CLS 20:45 May 17
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- Wow. Whenver I feel as though I just don't belong on this board anymore... - StaceyL in Canada 20:24 May 17
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- I can so relate to where you are - LC 21:50 May 17
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- Just a thought about mentoring - Chris in CA 20:30 May 17
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- I can so relate to where you are - LC 21:50 May 17
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- Stacey, do you want to know when my sons began to enjoy academics?... - Janet in WA 19:34 May 17
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- Stacey, I can do some musing out loud here--maybe something will help. - Jean in Wisc 18:59 May 17
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- P.S. - Jean in Wisc 19:14 May 17
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- P.S. - Jean in Wisc 19:14 May 17
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- I just want to throw in a historical tidbit... - Merry 18:28 May 17
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- Re: Ladies, I may be ready to throw in the towel... - Pam L 18:20 May 17
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- Stacy, I know you don't "know" me (m) - Michelle in MO 18:37 May 17
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- Stacy, I know you don't "know" me (m) - Michelle in MO 18:37 May 17
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- only you can answer that question, but whatever you do - kate in seattle 18:11 May 17
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- Stacey, I want to throw in the towel too after reading all these posts lately! (m) - MaryM 18:07 May 17
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- I very carefully did not read that extra curricular post... - Nan in Mass 18:24 May 17
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- No joke! Thanks. - MaryM 18:37 May 17
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- No joke! Thanks. - MaryM 18:37 May 17
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- I very carefully did not read that extra curricular post... - Nan in Mass 18:24 May 17
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- Hugs - - Nan in Mass 18:07 May 17
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- PS - - Nan in Mass 18:12 May 17
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- PS - - Nan in Mass 18:12 May 17
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- Not sure that your teaching is the issue - Laurie4b 18:03 May 17
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- Great post, Laurie. I agree. (((Stacey)))) nt - Ria 18:56 May 17
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- Great post, Laurie. I agree. (((Stacey)))) nt - Ria 18:56 May 17
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- ((Stacey)) - Robin in Tx 17:58 May 17
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- Hit submit too soon!!! - Robin in Tx 18:06 May 17
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- Hit submit too soon!!! - Robin in Tx 18:06 May 17
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- Re: Ladies, I may be ready to throw in the towel... - Chris in CA 17:46 May 17
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- I use a 10 pt scale because that seems to be the standard in my area....keeps it simple....nm - Sharon in MD 21:06 May 17
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- I like to keep it simple.... - Anna 17:31 May 17
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- Did you feel like their grades matched up with (m) - Michelle in MO 18:32 May 17
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- Did you feel like their grades matched up with (m) - Michelle in MO 18:32 May 17
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- We did it this year. - nrg 21:50 May 17
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- I'd forget "vet" at the moment and concentrate on "biology or pre-vet major" (m) - Ria 16:26 May 17
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- My oldest kids are about the age of your son... - Jill, OK 18:33 May 17
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- My high schooler has a good bit of input on our educational material, and he often knows what will work best for him. When I give choices to my less mature students... - Deb in PA 18:32 May 17
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- I guess it is like looking at that pretty dress in the window... - Susie-Knits 16:47 May 17
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- Quite frankly, I don't give my kids a choice. Dh and I pick what we think is the best. nt - Ria 16:28 May 17
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- I made all the choices here, too. I considered my sons' likes and dislikes and strengths and weaknesses -- but I made the choices. nm - Janet in WA 19:20 May 17
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- Yep. Our homeschool is a dictatorship and I am the benevolent dictator! nt - Kelli in TN 18:02 May 17
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- Same here. (nt) - Kathleen 17:01 May 17
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- I made all the choices here, too. I considered my sons' likes and dislikes and strengths and weaknesses -- but I made the choices. nm - Janet in WA 19:20 May 17
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- I think we are... - KNF-TX 17:57 May 17
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- I am, but am only counting four (m) - Ria 16:44 May 17
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- Not that you asked my opinion, but I want to tell you... - Kelli in TN 18:01 May 17
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- Oh, Kelli, thanks (m) - Ria 18:46 May 17
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- Oh, Kelli, thanks (m) - Ria 18:46 May 17
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- Whoops. Shoud say school will only give him 2 hs credits as an *8th* grader. Sorry. nt - Ria 16:45 May 17
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- Should. I give up. :( nt - Ria 16:45 May 17
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- Should. I give up. :( nt - Ria 16:45 May 17
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- Not that you asked my opinion, but I want to tell you... - Kelli in TN 18:01 May 17
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- we are doing five years of high school with dd, 18 - kate in seattle 15:29 May 17
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- Thanks for sharing... - Quiver0f10 16:20 May 17
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- one other thought - kate in seattle 18:02 May 17
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- one other thought - kate in seattle 18:02 May 17
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- Thanks for sharing... - Quiver0f10 16:20 May 17
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- Isn't that supposed to be "Yo, Adrian?" nt - Jill W. 14:55 May 17
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- LOL! (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 15:01 May 17
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- LOL! (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 15:01 May 17
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- I have to say those Dolciani's are lookin pretty good! - Adrian 14:30 May 17
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- Rod & Staff has worked well for us. We focus on the grammar & skip most of the writing lessons. (nt) - Dawn in MI 18:55 May 17
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- I like Hake Grammar. - AngieW in Texas 17:45 May 17
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- We used Voyages in English. nt - Anna 17:32 May 17
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- Does this mean NO ONE likes grammar for the 8th grade :) ?? nt - Dooley 16:55 May 17
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- Saxon. nt - Laura in CT 14:01 May 17
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- But doesn't Saxon jump all over the place??? - Chris in CA 14:06 May 17
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- No, not at all (m) - Ria 16:58 May 17
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- OIC, I've managed to homeschool for 7 years without ever looking at a Saxon textbook - Chris in CA 17:07 May 17
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- You know... - Ria 17:10 May 17
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- Re: You know... - Chris in CA 17:30 May 17
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- Re: You know... - Chris in CA 17:30 May 17
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- You know... - Ria 17:10 May 17
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- OIC, I've managed to homeschool for 7 years without ever looking at a Saxon textbook - Chris in CA 17:07 May 17
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- Re: But doesn't Saxon jump all over the place??? - Kathleen 14:41 May 17
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- I haven't considered Saxon, thanks nt - Chris in CA 17:09 May 17
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- I haven't considered Saxon, thanks nt - Chris in CA 17:09 May 17
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- No, not at all (m) - Ria 16:58 May 17
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- But doesn't Saxon jump all over the place??? - Chris in CA 14:06 May 17
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- Are you looking for a full geometry program, or something different? (m) - Michelle in MO 14:04 May 17
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- Mastery. nt - MIch elle 11:45 May 17
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- Focus on the prep books! (m) - Gwen in VA 12:19 May 17
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- Yep (m) - Ria 12:56 May 17
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- ds is using Barron's and REA (m) - Gwen in VA 13:08 May 17
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- Re: Yep (m) - Lora 13:00 May 17
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- ds is using Barron's and REA (m) - Gwen in VA 13:08 May 17
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- Yep (m) - Ria 12:56 May 17
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- Re: Western Civilzation by Jackson Spielvogel - online games, etc.? - leslie 11:14 May 17
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- Thanks!!!! That's great. Are there similar resources for his other works? nt - mom2abcd 11:30 May 17
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- Thanks!!!! That's great. Are there similar resources for his other works? nt - mom2abcd 11:30 May 17
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- OK, I did a bit of searching at Amazon for reviews, - Sharon H. in IL 12:25 May 17
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- Wade on in. I'll watch your back - and maybe follow you in. nt - Susan M in WA 13:46 May 17
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- Wade on in. I'll watch your back - and maybe follow you in. nt - Susan M in WA 13:46 May 17
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- I'm also listening to the TC course - enjoying it. sm - Susan M in WA 10:30 May 17
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- Re: Can I get a brutally honest evaluation of my plans for my oldest? - Reya 13:21 May 17
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- We're in the same place as you... - Tracie Upham 10:00 May 17
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- I would have the teacher look over both programs(m) - CynthiaOK 12:52 May 17 (1)
- I'd probably choose Apologia there... - GVA 9:25 May 17
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- Which CC are you looking at? If it's close to Acworth, I'll join your campaign to up the pressure - LOL. nt - Rhondabee 18:36 May 17
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- What state are you in? You might try presenting guidelines from states that are hs friendly. nt - Linda in VA 11:23 May 17
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- Georgia (nm) - Bev in B'ville 13:12 May 17
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- Georgia (nm) - Bev in B'ville 13:12 May 17
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- Another thing... - Ria 9:42 May 17
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- One suggestion... - Ria 9:34 May 17
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- Re: Integrated Physics and Chemistry by Tiner-Question... - Suzette in NC 9:50 May 17
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- Have you ordered Intro Analysis also? (m) - Jane in NC 13:02 May 17
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- As a matter of fact the doorbell just rang and it's been delivered... - Myrtle 13:40 May 17
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- Clarification... - Jane in NC 14:08 May 17
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- Clarification... - Jane in NC 14:08 May 17
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- As a matter of fact the doorbell just rang and it's been delivered... - Myrtle 13:40 May 17
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- What book are you using now that intertwines math and logic? Thanks! nt - Melissa B 12:32 May 17
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- Re: What book are you using now that intertwines math and logic? Thanks! nt - Myrtle 12:58 May 17
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- OK, I've read Adrian's blog about this book. What makes you think Allen's Algebra II won't work out? Thanks again! nt - Melissa B 13:01 May 17
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- It's "dense" - Myrtle 14:11 May 17
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- It's "dense" - Myrtle 14:11 May 17
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- OK, I've read Adrian's blog about this book. What makes you think Allen's Algebra II won't work out? Thanks again! nt - Melissa B 13:01 May 17
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- Re: What book are you using now that intertwines math and logic? Thanks! nt - Myrtle 12:58 May 17
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- Congratulations! :o) Is the reason you are not going with NEM (m) - LisaNY 9:36 May 17
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- Basically that's the short story.. - Myrtle 10:34 May 17
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- Okay, that makes sense. I now have two copies of Dolciani (m) - LisaNY 16:24 May 17
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- Okay, that makes sense. I now have two copies of Dolciani (m) - LisaNY 16:24 May 17
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- Basically that's the short story.. - Myrtle 10:34 May 17
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- Yes, that is it. nt - Kelli in TN 10:45 May 17
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- I would recommend MODG and do the tests/quizzes for h.s. credit, because (m) - Michelle in MO 10:07 May 17
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- We used MODG. nt - Anna 13:10 May 17
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- We used MODG. nt - Anna 13:10 May 17
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- I don't think you need one at all... - Tracie Upham 9:42 May 17
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- Sea Scouts, 2 instruments, art, sewing, karate, drama, multisports. nt - Peela 22:17 May 17
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- ds 14: youth group, karate (brown belt, soon to be high brown), baseball,guitar (all kinds), Toastmasters nt - Laurie4b 18:10 May 17
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- Karate, church youth group. The boys: 6-7 weeks wilderness canoe camping in Canada, each summer. nt - Ria 16:30 May 17
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- Our sons participated in sports (community and church leagues), Boy Scouts (they're Eagle Scouts), music activities (lessons, groups, etc.), church youth group, part-time and summer jobs. nm - Janet in WA 15:01 May 17
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- I had heard that collleges like... - Laura K (NC) 14:23 May 17
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- Job, summer volunteer at library, youth theater group. nt - Virginia Dawn 13:46 May 17
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- 15 yo dd does Scottish Highland dance, ushers at a local theatre, and takes piano :) nt - readwithem 13:26 May 17
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- Wow, we've got a lot of busy talented kids here! nt - Gwen in VA 13:09 May 17
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- Ds, 11th next year does... - percytruffle 12:36 May 17
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- dd: 4H (riding, citizenship, leadership, public speaking, camp counselor), church youth group, table tennis... - Laurel in CA 12:08 May 17
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- Piano, clarinet, jazz quintet, soccer, horse riding, church youth group, skiing. nt - MIch elle 11:34 May 17
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- My daughter, an upcoming junior extra curr. activities.... - Kelli in TN 10:50 May 17
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- Depends on the kid -- - Gwen in VA 10:08 May 17
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- Does your son have a website with his stunt kites? (more) - Dawn in MI 13:14 May 17
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- He is taking an HTML course this summer (m) - Gwen in VA 13:37 May 17
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- He is taking an HTML course this summer (m) - Gwen in VA 13:37 May 17
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- Does your son have a website with his stunt kites? (more) - Dawn in MI 13:14 May 17
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- DS is working towards Eagle Scout - and that is it. He is not into sports. nt - JFS in IL 9:01 May 17
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- Well we aren't quite 'teen' yet but my dd focuses on her sport.. - Heather in VA 8:53 May 17
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- My dd - the overachiever -- .... - Kelly in VA 8:45 May 17
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- My understanding about "what schools want" and what my daughter has been doing - Jenny in Florida 8:18 May 17
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- Agree with Jenny re focus on one or two things... - Sandra in NC 8:24 May 17
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- I agree as well... my dd's friend... - Robin in DFW 10:48 May 17
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- I agree as well... my dd's friend... - Robin in DFW 10:48 May 17
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- Agree with Jenny re focus on one or two things... - Sandra in NC 8:24 May 17
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- Thanks to everyone that took the time to reply..I have many good ideas now and I need to make a decision..nt - Francie in CA 19:18 May 17
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- Totally Off-Topic, Francie, but what materials did your dd use to self-teach Japanese? I'm always looking for suggestions :-) nt - Katia 9:06 May 17
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- Re: Totally Off-Topic, Francie, but what materials did your dd use to self-teach Japanese? I'm always looking for suggestions :-) nt - Francie in CA 9:20 May 17
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- Thanks! I'll take a look at it. nt - Katia 18:39 May 17
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- Thanks! I'll take a look at it. nt - Katia 18:39 May 17
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- Re: Totally Off-Topic, Francie, but what materials did your dd use to self-teach Japanese? I'm always looking for suggestions :-) nt - Francie in CA 9:20 May 17
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- "....need a course that is easy but fills the Algebra II space on her transcript.." then I would - lh 7:55 May 17
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- Re: "....need a course that is easy but fills the Algebra II space on her transcript.." then I would - Francie in CA 8:47 May 17
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- re. the size of the book with Lial's... could you tear pages out? - mom2abcd 10:35 May 17
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- ".... Algebra ... got good grades without retention. ..." - LH 9:09 May 17
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- My ds is loving Life of Fred... - Amy in MT 8:54 May 17
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- My student did LOF Algebra. - LH 9:13 May 17
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- My student did LOF Algebra. - LH 9:13 May 17
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- re. the size of the book with Lial's... could you tear pages out? - mom2abcd 10:35 May 17
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- Re: "....need a course that is easy but fills the Algebra II space on her transcript.." then I would - Francie in CA 8:47 May 17
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- not really a curriculum... but you could supplement with Algebra the Easy Way... We used it for Alg I and Geometry. They may have one for Alg II. - outtamyshell 7:51 May 17
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- ITA and I'm sending prayers~ nt - Tammyla 8:04 May 17
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- I'm praying for you....pray here, too as I start lobbying for more uniformity in admissions criteria at local CC - Bev in B'ville 7:52 May 17
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- Could I just calmly suggest that there's a different viewpoint? (m) - OhElizabeth 10:04 May 17
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- But she's saying those are the requirements to enter UPON graduation... - Heather in VA 10:22 May 17
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- But she's saying those are the requirements to enter UPON graduation... - Heather in VA 10:22 May 17
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- Could I just calmly suggest that there's a different viewpoint? (m) - OhElizabeth 10:04 May 17
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- I would make sure to use the word *discrimination* every time I talked to him (or anyone else at that school). In a nice way, of course. Just to make him wonder if *lawsuit* is also in your vocabulary. (nt) - Jackie in AR 7:50 May 17
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- BTW, I'm not saying I *would* sue. But, sheesh, it *is* discrimination. (nt) - Jackie in AR 7:53 May 17
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- BTW, I'm not saying I *would* sue. But, sheesh, it *is* discrimination. (nt) - Jackie in AR 7:53 May 17
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- Once again the non-homeschooling community is trying... - Robin in DFW 7:31 May 17
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- Don't you hate the double standard? I hope it works out and good for you for raising your concerns about the discrimination!! nt - Kelli in TN 7:15 May 17
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- double is right! And good for you! How do they get away with this? nt - mom2abcd 10:37 May 17
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- double is right! And good for you! How do they get away with this? nt - mom2abcd 10:37 May 17
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- We've been using it for 2 months now...... - Rachel 10:36 May 17
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- Thanks. We did sign up for the 1 month trial and will see how it goes nt - Quiver0f10 12:42 May 17
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- Thanks. We did sign up for the 1 month trial and will see how it goes nt - Quiver0f10 12:42 May 17
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- sign up for the one month trial - gives you a much better idea of hte program - kate in seattle 8:16 May 17
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- Thanks, Kate. So far, so good. he said it was "OK". We shall see nt - Quiver0f10 10:32 May 17
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- Thanks, Kate. So far, so good. he said it was "OK". We shall see nt - Quiver0f10 10:32 May 17
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- Jean...I am basically in the same boat w/ you....(sorry got long) - Mommyfaithe 6:58 May 17
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- Re: Jean...I am basically in the same boat w/ you....(sorry got long) - Quiver0f10 12:41 May 17
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- Re: Jean...I am basically in the same boat w/ you....(sorry got long) - Quiver0f10 12:41 May 17
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- Please pardon me for butting in....I believe that Thinkwell reccommends their College Algebra for high school Algebra II. nm - Sharon in MD 21:03 May 17
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- I just emailed them about this (m) - Amy in VA 8:02 May 17 (1)
- The ideal place to me to higlight his accomplishments is .... - Vmsurbat 22:55 May 17
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- Thank you for your suggestions! nt - Lynne 18:36 May 17
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- how about "independent Studies" - kate in seattle 8:21 May 17
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- I bet he could document this in a portfolio... - outtamyshell 7:46 May 17
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- A few questions to ask -- - Gwen in VA 5:42 May 17
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- Re: questions-- - Lynne 6:12 May 17
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- Re: questions-- - Lynne 6:12 May 17
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- Rocket Language offers ... - Julie Smith 14:41 May 17
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- Can you point this out because I only see it for $99...thx <nt> - Pamela 17:04 May 17
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- Opps, sorry. The 50 dollar price tag... - Julie Smith 18:20 May 17
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- Opps, sorry. The 50 dollar price tag... - Julie Smith 18:20 May 17
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- Can you point this out because I only see it for $99...thx <nt> - Pamela 17:04 May 17
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- Switched on Schoolhouse Spanish I and II are around $70 each. nt - Jean in Wisc 5:49 May 17
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- How's this? - Jean in Wisc 6:47 May 17
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- I think doing a whole day of AO would be boring... - Jean in Wisc 11:22 May 17
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- So it's not boring? I've heard A/O can be boring. nt - mom2abcd 10:39 May 17
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- Jean, can a student with no previous Spanish begin with Spanish I? nt - Lisa L. in MI 10:32 May 17
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- It does start at the beginning and does not require prior knowledge. - Jean in Wisc 11:26 May 17
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- It does start at the beginning and does not require prior knowledge. - Jean in Wisc 11:26 May 17
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- Oooooops! This was suppose to go under Paula's! nt - Jean in Wisc 6:47 May 17
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- I think doing a whole day of AO would be boring... - Jean in Wisc 11:22 May 17
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- How's this? - Jean in Wisc 6:47 May 17
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- Sure, but what exactly are you looking for? - Ria 5:03 May 17
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- Oh, cool. My daughter will likely do 2 or 3 more languages and it's neat to see different options :) <nt> - Pamela 5:10 May 17
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- I need it for highschool credit. Is there a 1 and 2? nt - lynn 5:06 May 17
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- Yes. There's 1, 2, and 3. nt - Ria 5:10 May 17
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- These are commonly used in public schools (m) - Ria 5:15 May 17
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- Are there exercises? And an answer key? (nt) - Ruth in Ottawa 6:07 May 17
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- Yes. You'd have to buy the teacher edition for the answers. nt - Ria 7:49 May 17
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- Yes. You'd have to buy the teacher edition for the answers. nt - Ria 7:49 May 17
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- Are there exercises? And an answer key? (nt) - Ruth in Ottawa 6:07 May 17
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- These are commonly used in public schools (m) - Ria 5:15 May 17
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- Yes. There's 1, 2, and 3. nt - Ria 5:10 May 17
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- Oh, cool. My daughter will likely do 2 or 3 more languages and it's neat to see different options :) <nt> - Pamela 5:10 May 17
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- Rosetta Stone through library...could be free. If you go through Chattanooga's online card program, it's $30/yr. Then you learn the sounds and such and can add in a textbook cheap enough? <nt> - Pamela 5:00 May 17
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- Should Homeschooler get documentation of Service Hours - CindyB 6:47 May 17
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- I really don't like logging volunteer hours either, but.. - Raders Fan 7:26 May 17
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- I really don't like logging volunteer hours either, but.. - Raders Fan 7:26 May 17
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- Points well taken. (m) - Jane in NC 6:33 May 17
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- Maybe because there is a big difference between - LH 6:03 May 17
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- I sort of agree with you , BUT -- - Gwen in VA 5:56 May 17
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- It is a balancing act, isn't it?..... - Kelli in TN 5:49 May 17
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- My son was interested and he did an on campus visit a few weeks ago - coloradostef 7:05 May 17
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- Thank you, that helps a lot. nm - Carmen & Co. 10:54 May 17
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- Thank you, that helps a lot. nm - Carmen & Co. 10:54 May 17
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- Re: Taz received information from St. John's College --not University. Does anyone know anything about - Cynde 4:38 May 17
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- We have that book, obviously the school(s) did not stick out to us. - Carmen & Co. 10:52 May 17
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- We have that book, obviously the school(s) did not stick out to us. - Carmen & Co. 10:52 May 17
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- Isn't this the classical college in Annapolis and Santa Fe? - Christina in Space Coast 4:35 May 17
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- Yes. nm - Carmen & Co. 10:55 May 17
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- Yes. Carmen, search the General board (m) - Ria 5:12 May 17
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- Thanks, Taz is getting so much stuff from schools that it's getting out of control. nm - Carmen & Co. 10:55 May 17
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- My son just tosses 99% of the college mail without even opening! nt - Gwen in VA 12:21 May 17
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- My son just tosses 99% of the college mail without even opening! nt - Gwen in VA 12:21 May 17
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- Thanks, Taz is getting so much stuff from schools that it's getting out of control. nm - Carmen & Co. 10:55 May 17
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- Yes. nm - Carmen & Co. 10:55 May 17
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- Where is the school located? I know of a St. John's (not sure--more) - Michelle in MO 3:33 May 17
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- My dd liked VCR and finished two books (A & B) in one year. Quite manageable to do given only 16 lessons per book (one lesson per week)..... - Bev in B'ville 3:40 May 17
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- Ds hated the series. We used . . . - Carmen & Co. 21:33 May 16
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- We're using EWH this year and plan on using EAH next year (m) - DB in NJ 6:35 May 17
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- Doing the same thing next year (more) - Debbie in Ohio 5:05 May 17
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- Potters School - Wendy 20:42 May 16
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- Thanks, Wendy. I'll check them out. nt - AmyCC 9:24 May 17
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- Thanks, Wendy. I'll check them out. nt - AmyCC 9:24 May 17
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- Thanks to all of you who responded to this post !! nt - Chris in CA 20:32 May 17
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- We just finished Module A of VideoText. I think it's much better than TT. nt - Heather in VA 20:16 May 16
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- Did you compare it to Chalkdust? nt - Chris in CA 20:31 May 16
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- Yes - I didn't care for Chalkdust for my dd.. - Heather in VA 11:31 May 17
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- Thanks I ordered a sample of both, nt - Chris in CA 20:51 May 17
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- Thanks I ordered a sample of both, nt - Chris in CA 20:51 May 17
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- Yes - I didn't care for Chalkdust for my dd.. - Heather in VA 11:31 May 17
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- Did you compare it to Chalkdust? nt - Chris in CA 20:31 May 16
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- We are blessed... - Susie-Knits 19:55 May 16
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- Chalkdust has all that. We've used the geometry so far and plan to continue with Algebra II. nt - Laurie4b 22:10 May 16
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- Okay, so Chalkdust has a separate Trig and Alg 2 and Pre-Cal, so - Chris in CA 20:06 May 16
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- Chalkdust told me to take Alg-2 then PreCalc and to skip trig if the student will take Pre-Calc - lh 6:05 May 17
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- Re: Okay, so Chalkdust has a separate Trig and Alg 2 and Pre-Cal, so - Susie-Knits 20:14 May 16
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- Thank you for your patience, - Chris in CA 20:21 May 16
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- Average student, needing review .. . - LH 6:09 May 17
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- Re: Thank you for your patience, - Susie-Knits 20:44 May 16
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- "....I have heard him self-talk his way through multiple step word problems ...." same here - lh 6:12 May 17
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- I thank you again, I'm going to call for the DVD Sampler since - Chris in CA 21:20 May 16
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- The DVD samples I viewed were very typical of the course I bought. . just fyi . . NT - lh 6:13 May 17
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- Re: I thank you again, I'm going to call for the DVD Sampler since - Susie-Knits 21:39 May 16
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- The DVD samples I viewed were very typical of the course I bought. . just fyi . . NT - lh 6:13 May 17
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- "....I have heard him self-talk his way through multiple step word problems ...." same here - lh 6:12 May 17
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- Average student, needing review .. . - LH 6:09 May 17
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- Thank you for your patience, - Chris in CA 20:21 May 16
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- Chalkdust told me to take Alg-2 then PreCalc and to skip trig if the student will take Pre-Calc - lh 6:05 May 17
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- Is it confusing that there are not actual lessons?? At least that is - Chris in CA 19:57 May 16
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- I gleaned the same from the board, but now that I own it . . . - lh 6:15 May 17
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- Not really sure what you mean. - Susie-Knits 20:09 May 16
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- I agree with Susie. There are very clear lessons. He teaches. You read the book. You work the problems. You check the solutions manual. He even sent me a set of assignments geared for students like my ds who are slow at math and needed to do only the necessary problems. nt - Laurie4b 22:09 May 16
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- Does the short assignments include any of the word problems?... - MIch elle 11:44 May 17
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- Yes, they do. Just ask Mr. Mosely for whatever help you need Nt - Laurie4b 18:32 May 17
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- Yes, they do. Just ask Mr. Mosely for whatever help you need Nt - Laurie4b 18:32 May 17
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- Does the short assignments include any of the word problems?... - MIch elle 11:44 May 17
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- I agree with Susie. There are very clear lessons. He teaches. You read the book. You work the problems. You check the solutions manual. He even sent me a set of assignments geared for students like my ds who are slow at math and needed to do only the necessary problems. nt - Laurie4b 22:09 May 16
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- I gleaned the same from the board, but now that I own it . . . - lh 6:15 May 17
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- Chalkdust has all that. We've used the geometry so far and plan to continue with Algebra II. nt - Laurie4b 22:10 May 16
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- Thinkwell. nt - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 19:50 May 16
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- Okay.... Didn't know about that one, I'll check it out, thanks nt - Chris in CA 19:58 May 16
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- Okay.... Didn't know about that one, I'll check it out, thanks nt - Chris in CA 19:58 May 16
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- Do you want additional recommendations--like texts, or is this only audio/visual? And I totally disagree with the age group recommendation for Rosettastone on your site. - Laurie4b 22:04 May 16
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- Oops. Cutting and pasting sentence fragment alert - Laurie4b 22:06 May 16
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- Oops. Cutting and pasting sentence fragment alert - Laurie4b 22:06 May 16
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- Paula, I'd suggest you add SOS Spanish. I don't have time right now to write something following your format, but maybe someone else who reads this will do that. nm - Janet in WA 19:56 May 16
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- How's this? - Jean in Wisc 6:49 May 17
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- Perfect. nm - Janet in WA 19:53 May 17
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- Perfect. nm - Janet in WA 19:53 May 17
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- How's this? - Jean in Wisc 6:49 May 17
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- Re: If you were to order Chalkdust Pre-Alg. to take a look - what would you order - just the textbook? nt - Susie-Knits 19:52 May 16
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- I agree..just looking at the book would be overwhelming. Mosely is an important part of the picture. nt - Laura R (FL) 11:45 May 17
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- I agree..just looking at the book would be overwhelming. Mosely is an important part of the picture. nt - Laura R (FL) 11:45 May 17
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- DD did ACT for 6th grade RMTS (m) - Leena 10:44 May 17
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- She's taking it for talent search? I'd say SAT, unless your course content thus far has been quite accelerated. nt - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 19:47 May 16
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- Thanks....yes, it's for the JH talent search. They don't count the writing :) (nt) - Niebski 4:37 May 17
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- Taz went through EPGY, and they recommended he take SAT. He just finished 6th - Carmen & Co. 21:36 May 16
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- Thanks....yes, it's for the JH talent search. They don't count the writing :) (nt) - Niebski 4:37 May 17
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- My sister was accepted to a 3 -tier college with a scholarship ...More - Carmen & Co. 21:41 May 16
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- Ds was accepted this year to his first choice, more selective university with just Alg 1, Geometry, and Alg 2. He's also a humanities major. nt - Raders Fan 19:22 May 16
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- No, it's not completely necessary...it COULD be, but.... - Pamela 18:52 May 16
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- It doesn't take 5 years to go from Pre-Algebra through PreCalc. - kg 7:43 May 17
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- It doesn't take 5 years to go from Pre-Algebra through PreCalc. - kg 7:43 May 17
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- My dd got into college with three credits of math.... - Carrie in NC 18:49 May 16
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- "...she has a hard time giving her credit for Algebra 2 using this text. ..." - LH 20:11 May 16
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- Here's an idea of what CA considers Algebra 2 -- do the topics match up to your LIAL's? ? link - lh 20:09 May 16
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- Lial's Basic College Mathematics, of course. :-)nm - Deb in PA 20:01 May 16
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- Thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 6:33 May 17
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- Thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 6:33 May 17
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- What we've decided - Happy 12:29 May 17
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- No, Jacobs Elementary Algebra is an Algebra I text. message - Sharon in Md 20:23 May 16
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- In her case... - SFS 20:35 May 16 (1)
- Is there a curriculum guide for Warriner's 3? - Jan P. 20:25 May 16
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- Call Emmanuel Books (302)325-9515. They may be able to help you. nt - Anna 6:39 May 17
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- Call Emmanuel Books (302)325-9515. They may be able to help you. nt - Anna 6:39 May 17
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- My mother, an ex-high school English teacher, (m) - Gwen in VA 18:35 May 16
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- For grammar, I use both Voyages in Eng and Warriner's 3rd. (m)... - Anna 16:17 May 16
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- I went and looked at the test....... - momof7 17:52 May 16
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- Could it be because they are 2 totally different types of programs? - Quiver0f10 15:56 May 16
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- Taz's transcript begins with pre-calculus & will end with special topics in Non-Euclidian Geometry @ the college level via dual enrollment. If anything, it's been a plus. nm - Carmen & Co. 21:06 May 16
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- Thank you all for your comments and wisdom nt - Chris in CA 19:44 May 16
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- I'm not including it or worrying about it - Linda in VA 19:35 May 16
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- To answer your question (which not many of us have), yes, they take it for granted. nm - Janet in WA 18:35 May 16
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- Could you not double up on Geometry/Algebra II one year... - Rhondabee 16:26 May 16
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- Could you include a footnote? - Sebastian (a lady) 15:56 May 16
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- That's what I am going to do. (m) - Jane in NC 16:03 May 16
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- That's what I am going to do. (m) - Jane in NC 16:03 May 16
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- Public schools do not list Algebra I on the transcript if it was taken in 8th grade. nt - Sandy 15:28 May 16
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- They MUST in Texas. nt - Reya 1:29 May 17
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- Not true. Ours lists it on the hs transcript even if taken in 7th grade. Standard in PA. nt - Ria 18:17 May 16
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- Same with ours (nt) - EKS 18:44 May 16
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- Same with ours (nt) - EKS 18:44 May 16
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- Many do. Our school district does. nm - Janet in WA 16:47 May 16
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- this is not true everywhere. Alg1 and Spanish 1 were on my transcript. I took them in 8th grade... - Betty 15:38 May 16
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- My dd took Alg 1 in 8th grade this year, it will not be on her transcript but it meets the state requirement. nt - Jann in TX 15:30 May 16
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- They MUST in Texas. nt - Reya 1:29 May 17
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- The answer just isn't easy on this is it. I would just put Algebra I somewhere on the transcript. - lynn 15:13 May 16
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- Include it on the transcript. We did. nt - Ria 15:13 May 16
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- Thanks everyone! You're the best! nt - Jennifer 8:40 May 17
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- I guess I'm the oddball -- I liked Streams of Civilization. nt - ereks mom 20:49 May 16
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- I must be, too. I liked it--especially the second volume. (m) - Kathleen 7:17 May 17
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- I must be, too. I liked it--especially the second volume. (m) - Kathleen 7:17 May 17
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- Streams is dull. I sold ours years ago. I disliked it and so did my dc. nt - Anna 16:02 May 16
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- I love history and I think Streams is terribly boring. nt - Sandy 15:30 May 16
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- I have both... - Clara in Miami 14:59 May 16
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- ITA . nt - Kelli in TN 15:25 May 16
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- ITA . nt - Kelli in TN 15:25 May 16
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- Also, is Spielvogel WC for high school or college level? nt - Jennifer 14:57 May 16
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- Spielvogel WC is considered a college text; his Human Odyssey book is a high school book. That said... - Jane in NC 15:15 May 16
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- Spielvogel WC is considered a college text; his Human Odyssey book is a high school book. That said... - Jane in NC 15:15 May 16
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- We found Streams to be very poorly written nt - Gwen in VA 14:55 May 16
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- My son did Bob Jones Spanish 1,2, and 3 for - cat in black 17:50 May 16
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- Step By Step Throught the O.T. & Step By Step Through the N.T. (published by LifeWay) nt - ereks mom 16:35 May 16
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- A House for My Name is great for a different look at the OT. nt - leslie 15:01 May 16
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- Yes...I wish he would write something similar re the NT.--nt - StaceyL in Canada 17:19 May 16
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- Yes...I wish he would write something similar re the NT.--nt - StaceyL in Canada 17:19 May 16
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- I have like Henrietta Mears book ""What the Bible is All About: Bible Handbook" for years. (ISBN inside) - Janie 14:45 May 16
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- Oops. I have liked. (nt) - Janie 15:00 May 16
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- Oops. I have liked. (nt) - Janie 15:00 May 16
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- "The Bible and Its Influence" - Ester 14:20 May 16
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- We're going to use this, too. My youngest two will use it during 7th & 8th grades. I'm quite excited! nm - Carmen & Co. 21:22 May 16
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- I need to mention that this is not a bible study from a Christian POV, but a Torah/NT literacy text...More - Carmen & Co. 21:26 May 16
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- Which is EXACTLY why I chose it over others.... - Kelli in TN 5:57 May 17
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- Which is EXACTLY why I chose it over others.... - Kelli in TN 5:57 May 17
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- I need to mention that this is not a bible study from a Christian POV, but a Torah/NT literacy text...More - Carmen & Co. 21:26 May 16
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- That is the one I bought for this upcoming year!! nt - Kelli in TN 14:24 May 16
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- Link here - Ester 14:21 May 16
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- We're going to use this, too. My youngest two will use it during 7th & 8th grades. I'm quite excited! nm - Carmen & Co. 21:22 May 16
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- Looking at a Pre-Alg and Alg book .... - Susie-Knits 16:13 May 16
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- Agree; I posted on this further down; my gr 7 son... - StaceyL in Canada 17:23 May 16
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- Agree; I posted on this further down; my gr 7 son... - StaceyL in Canada 17:23 May 16
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- I'm under the impression that "pre-algebra" is just a label. (m) - Jane in NC 13:48 May 16
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- Jane, a question... - Ria 15:15 May 16
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- "....What, exactly, is pre-calc?..." exactly - lh 15:38 May 16
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- Looking at the Chalkdust site... - Jane in NC 15:58 May 16
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- Looking at the Chalkdust site... - Jane in NC 15:58 May 16
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- Re: Jane, a question... - Jane in NC 15:28 May 16
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- My goodness, yes it did! :) nt - Ria 18:19 May 16
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- "...some students need not take an official "precalculus" course if their Algebra II/Trig course is strong enough. ..." Chalkdust - lh 15:39 May 16
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- My goodness, yes it did! :) nt - Ria 18:19 May 16
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- "....What, exactly, is pre-calc?..." exactly - lh 15:38 May 16
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- Jane, a question... - Ria 15:15 May 16
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- In some programs - Ruth in Ottawa 13:32 May 16
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- If you buy SparkNotes or CliffNotes for discussion or know a lot about lit yourself... - Reya 1:31 May 17
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- I think the idea of a course is the discussions, essays, vocabulary etc that would be involved vs just reading something through. nt - lynn 15:14 May 16
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- My take .... - Cynde 14:12 May 16
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- Re: My take .... - Melissa 14:15 May 16
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- Resources I use .... - Cynde 4:34 May 17
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- Resources I use .... - Cynde 4:34 May 17
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- Re: My take .... - Melissa 14:15 May 16
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- Re: Literature question....What is the advantage of using a literature course as compared to just reading great literature? nm - Michelle in AL 13:57 May 16
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- We just used the textbook. My son read it like a novel and was able to bring it to his grandpa's to study if he needed to. nt - lynn 15:16 May 16
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- Our preference is textbook .... - Cynde 14:03 May 16
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- The Huerber histories are narratives of that civilization or topic covered - Carmen & Co. 13:21 May 16
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- Yikes! That should be Guerber, not Huerber--lol. nm - Carmen & Co. 13:22 May 16
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- I'm really looking for... - Suzette in NC 13:27 May 16
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- Then none of the ones you inquired about will do, as they're geared toward - Carmen & Co. 21:20 May 16
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- Then none of the ones you inquired about will do, as they're geared toward - Carmen & Co. 21:20 May 16
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- I'm really looking for... - Suzette in NC 13:27 May 16
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- Yikes! That should be Guerber, not Huerber--lol. nm - Carmen & Co. 13:22 May 16
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- It's ice cream after big tests for us too. After APs, SAT, ACT, math competitions, the usual choices are DQ blizzards or Steak n Shake shakes (nt) - Jan in MO 16:53 May 16
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- Good luck to all the teens taking their APs!!! nt - Cynde 14:15 May 16
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- Only ice cream?!? We do the whole meal!! Hope it goes well...esp. Vergil! nt - Lynne 12:55 May 16
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- I used all 3 years in a co-op (m) - CynthiaOK 14:57 May 16
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- Thanks for your comments. 5 hr/day... Did you consider this your history course for the year? nt - Tracie in TX 16:59 May 16
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- Re: Thanks for your comments. 5 hr/day... Did you consider this your history course for the year? nt - CynthiaOK 17:22 May 16
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- THANKS! nt - Tracie Upham 19:29 May 16
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- THANKS! nt - Tracie Upham 19:29 May 16
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- Re: Thanks for your comments. 5 hr/day... Did you consider this your history course for the year? nt - CynthiaOK 17:22 May 16
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- Thanks for your comments. 5 hr/day... Did you consider this your history course for the year? nt - Tracie in TX 16:59 May 16
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- Wellll.... - Anna 12:51 May 16
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- Thanks for the heads-up on shipping. Did you like the content? nt - Tracie in TX 17:00 May 16
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- I didn't use their world view course, only their art/music. nt - Anna 17:41 May 16
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- I didn't use their world view course, only their art/music. nt - Anna 17:41 May 16
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- Very bad experience here, too...(m) - Kathleen 13:11 May 16
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- Same here, shipping and customer service was bad. nt - Anna 13:13 May 16 (1)
- Sorry, should have mentioned this was a few years ago...(m) - Kathleen 13:12 May 16
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- Thanks for the heads-up on shipping. Did you like the content? nt - Tracie in TX 17:00 May 16
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- In our district, students can take "integrated physics and chemistry"... - Robin in DFW 13:11 May 16
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- Regarding Integrated Physics and Chemistry in TX... - Ang in TX 14:44 May 16
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- Regarding Integrated Physics and Chemistry in TX... - Ang in TX 14:44 May 16
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- Phys. Sci. can be 8th or 9th.... - Laurel in CA 13:00 May 16
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- AHA! According to the UNC Minimum Admission Requirements . . . - Christy B 15:15 May 16
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- AHA! According to the UNC Minimum Admission Requirements . . . - Christy B 15:15 May 16
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- Re: A question about MUS Pre-Algebra transition (for those who have used it).... - Pam L 18:50 May 17
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- Can you get to a convention to look at zeta? There isn't in the way of decimal review. I would suggest - Kimm in WA 15:21 May 16
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- MUS assumes mastery--there will be very little review - Ruth in Ottawa 11:10 May 16
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- Thank you, I'll have to give this more thought nt - Chris in CA 19:45 May 16
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- I had one do it in 9th, the next one will do it in 8th. The difference between these two students math levels is *night and day*. It was obvious to me the older one needed to wait. (m) - Veronica 16:30 May 16
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- although I believe most students could be ready in 8th, it does not make sense to go ahead if one is not ready.... - Betty 13:10 May 16
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- My hubby was firm that a kid has to take Algebra 1 in 8th, then Geometry in 9th, then Algebra 2..in order to get through enough math to do well on SATs, etc. nt - JFS in IL 12:12 May 16
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- So many ways to the same end.... - Susie-Knits 10:50 May 16
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- Well said, Susie! nt - Schmittgirlz 11:43 May 16
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- Well said, Susie! nt - Schmittgirlz 11:43 May 16
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- This is what we are doing - Pre-Alg. in 8th and Alg. I in 9th.... - Christy in CO 10:42 May 16
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- In my opinion, yes - Christi/NC 10:29 May 16
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- I double-majored with no problem and didn't have an excessive workload.nt - Laurie4b 19:24 May 16
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- Has she also looked into Music Therapy ? That may well combine the two interests. nt - JFS in IL 12:13 May 16 (1)
- My dd is double-degreeing in Mathematics (BA) and Art (BFA) - LoriM 11:07 May 16 (1)
- Well, having graduated with a degree in music... - Susan in TN 10:52 May 16
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- One other advantage to a music degree... - Susan in TN 20:41 May 16
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- thanks Susan. That's a big consideration since . . . - cb 8:30 May 17
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- Maybe not so much wisdom... - Susan in TN 13:28 May 17
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- Maybe not so much wisdom... - Susan in TN 13:28 May 17
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- thanks Susan. That's a big consideration since . . . - cb 8:30 May 17
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- You know what's funny about your post? That same sister of mine dropped out of her music college and 20 years later went back to college for a masters in psych!! (nt) - cb 11:35 May 16
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- Hee Hee :o) Too funny! nt - Susan in TN 20:39 May 16
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- Hee Hee :o) Too funny! nt - Susan in TN 20:39 May 16
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- Yes. I'd heard from a sister of mine who majored in music that it was more time consuming than any other major. I'm thinking CC for anything GE and yes perhaps she'll be able to test out of undergrad. theory. Thanks for your thoughtful response. CB - cb 11:19 May 16
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- One other advantage to a music degree... - Susan in TN 20:41 May 16
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- What specifically makes you want to discourage her from dual majoring? - momof7 10:22 May 16 (1)
- We've graduated one, & have 2 more in the ranks. . . - K-FL 7:41 May 17
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- What did you do to get credit - Natalia 15:43 May 17
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- What did you do to get credit - Natalia 15:43 May 17
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- Re: NARHS (long) - Suz in WA 17:15 May 16
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- Re: NARHS (long)Thanks Suz! Somehow I missed your answer earlier when I checked the board - Natalia 20:25 May 17
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- Re: NARHS (long)Thanks Suz! Somehow I missed your answer earlier when I checked the board - Natalia 20:25 May 17
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- Yes - what would you like to know? (nt) - Kimm in WA 10:25 May 16
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- Any thing you want to tell me :-) - Natalia 10:40 May 16
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- Some answers - Kimm in WA 15:27 May 16
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- Some answers - Kimm in WA 15:27 May 16
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- Any thing you want to tell me :-) - Natalia 10:40 May 16
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- Oh, this is so good to read! (Thanks Lynn for this post) nt - MoniMoni 16:27 May 16
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- Personally, I've found the planning much more difficult than the courses (m) - MaryM 10:09 May 16
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- Great post, Mary! I agree.. - Schmittgirlz 14:08 May 16
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- Great post, Mary! I agree.. - Schmittgirlz 14:08 May 16
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- I like your "Little Engine That Could" self-talk... - Lynne 10:04 May 16
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- One year at a time... - Jane in NC 9:55 May 16
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- not advice, but my dd will be a 9th grader soon... - Robin in DFW 9:40 May 16
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- Umm, it's just the "next grade" ? ? - lh 9:27 May 16
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- Re: Janice in NJ or other TOG users (like Kathleen :-): What are you calling Year 2 on your transcript?... - Janice in NJ 11:16 May 16
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- I used Year 3 in high school...(m) - Kathleen 10:00 May 16
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- Karen, have you seen the chart on the TOG page listing the credits and options for listing them on the transcript? - Quiver0f10 9:23 May 16
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- No, no need to be sorry Jean :-) I've seen it (a few years ago), but I went to look this morning and couldn't find it. I'll check again. Thanks. nt - karenciavo 10:44 May 16
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- It's hard to find with the new board format. Here is a link to the page - Quiver0f10 11:07 May 16
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- It's hard to find with the new board format. Here is a link to the page - Quiver0f10 11:07 May 16
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- No, no need to be sorry Jean :-) I've seen it (a few years ago), but I went to look this morning and couldn't find it. I'll check again. Thanks. nt - karenciavo 10:44 May 16
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- Now, I am NOT sure about this, but - Hoggirl 9:59 May 16
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- Do you need the DVDs? (more) - Ruth in Ottawa 8:56 May 16
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- Not really. I feel confident teaching Geometry, Teaching Foerester's this year.. - SusanAR 9:12 May 16
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- Not really. I feel confident teaching Geometry, Teaching Foerester's this year.. - SusanAR 9:12 May 16
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- Re: Ask Dr Callihan vs Chalkdust-My plan was to use Chalkdust geometry next year, but I prefer the Jacob's text. Any - Laura in VA 8:28 May 16
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- Chrissy..Thank you so much! I am looking into all that you said...m - MI Mom 20:27 May 17
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- Are you saying she completed through Abeka 8th gr. grammar? - LisaNY 7:09 May 16
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- Re: What about Artes Latinae? Any users? nt - momof3 8:05 May 16
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- I'm considering this and asked about it a few days ago. There are some posts below. nt - karenciavo 9:16 May 16
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- I'm considering this and asked about it a few days ago. There are some posts below. nt - karenciavo 9:16 May 16
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- Latin in the Christian Trivium and Henle are good choices (m) - LisaNY 7:13 May 16
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- Just curious, what grade are looking into starting this? nt - momee 12:53 May 16
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- Bellhaven College and Bryan College, also Christian. You might weigh the advantages and disadvantages of asynchronous classes vs synchronous classes. Also, check with potential future colleges to see if they will accept transfer credits. HTH'S. NM - Janet 5:45 May 16
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- In case anyone is wondering like I was, here's a link to the benchmark scores - Jenny in Florida 6:50 May 17
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- Interesting! Thanks for posting. nt - ereks mom 8:43 May 16
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- One interesting thing about this report...(m) - Kathleen 7:24 May 16 (1)
- Do you want to read similar articles... - LoriM 6:01 May 16
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- Bravo, Lori. nt - Veronica 16:46 May 16
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- Thank You! Excellent post! nt - MamaBess 7:39 May 16
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- Thank you for putting this into perspective (nt) - Ruth in Ottawa 7:10 May 16
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- Bravo, Lori. nt - Veronica 16:46 May 16
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- "Second-tier schools" -- - Gwen in VA 6:08 May 16
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- Gwen, I think Virginians are extremely fortunate in that....(m) - Kim (in VA, but not "Kim in VA") 10:46 May 16
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- Yep - in fact I had a friend who was turned down from UVA law school but got into Harvard!! nt - Heather in VA 20:53 May 16
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- I totally agree with you! nt - Gwen in VA 12:25 May 16
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- Yep - in fact I had a friend who was turned down from UVA law school but got into Harvard!! nt - Heather in VA 20:53 May 16
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- We would have *loved* to send our son to a state school (m) - Ria 7:28 May 16
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- big schools are not necessarily impersonal - CindyB/STl 8:02 May 16
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- big schools are not necessarily impersonal - CindyB/STl 8:02 May 16
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- Gwen, I think Virginians are extremely fortunate in that....(m) - Kim (in VA, but not "Kim in VA") 10:46 May 16
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- Admitting my sheltered southern life, here. Where do you find out about these elite and semi-elite colleges.... - Rhondabee 5:24 May 16
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- Just want to say that you don't need those names or price tags to get a quality education....... - momof7 6:08 May 16
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- So much food for thought... thanks everyone! nt - Rhondabee 13:29 May 16
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- Sometimes it is just not worth it.... - MamaBess 7:49 May 16
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- I agree. - srjbdl 8:05 May 16
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- Well, thus far my experience at State has been good... - LoriM 8:28 May 16
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- Having been an instructor at NCSU... - Jane in NC 9:07 May 16
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- I wasn't saying that UNC or NC State were bad schools. - srjbdl 12:04 May 16
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- Personally, going to Ohio State was the definitive career ending move of my academic career - Adrian 10:43 May 16
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- That's where I went for grad school. As did my husband. (nt) - Jane in NC 11:01 May 16
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- Chapel Hill, I assume? (or OSU?) (nt) - Adrian 11:46 May 16
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- Yup, Chapel Hill. (nt) - Jane in NC 12:05 May 16
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- Yup, Chapel Hill. (nt) - Jane in NC 12:05 May 16
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- Chapel Hill, I assume? (or OSU?) (nt) - Adrian 11:46 May 16
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- That's where I went for grad school. As did my husband. (nt) - Jane in NC 11:01 May 16
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- I believe you are right.....all our experiences are anecdotal ..... - momof7 10:18 May 16
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- I wasn't saying that UNC or NC State were bad schools. - srjbdl 12:04 May 16
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- Having been an instructor at NCSU... - Jane in NC 9:07 May 16
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- Well, thus far my experience at State has been good... - LoriM 8:28 May 16
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- sorry for all the typos, I am in a rush to get out the door. nt - MamaBess 7:51 May 16
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- I agree. - srjbdl 8:05 May 16
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- Right, but in some cases there are few options (M) - Ria 7:31 May 16
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- I totally agree! Both of our dds will start out at the CC and then we'll see. :o) nm - LisaNY 7:11 May 16
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- LOL about the philosophy degree.... - Kelli in TN 6:17 May 16
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- And for the record, I completely agree with you about choosing a school... - Kelli in TN 6:21 May 16
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- And for the record, I completely agree with you about choosing a school... - Kelli in TN 6:21 May 16
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- So much food for thought... thanks everyone! nt - Rhondabee 13:29 May 16
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- The best thing to do... - Ria 5:32 May 16
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- Thanks, Ria. I was curious if they were close to you. Still looking for my ds's "passion"....=) nt - Rhondabee 9:11 May 16
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- One thing to remember... - Ria 5:34 May 16
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- Thanks, Ria. I was curious if they were close to you. Still looking for my ds's "passion"....=) nt - Rhondabee 9:11 May 16
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- Just want to say that you don't need those names or price tags to get a quality education....... - momof7 6:08 May 16
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- Wow! I'll have my son read this. nt - Ria (whoese son was accepted at both Lehigh and Lafayette!) 5:05 May 16
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- The Teaching Company courses--excellent...(m) - Kathleen 7:36 May 16 (1)
- If you've got a lot of time and empty summer evenings... - Lynne 7:19 May 16
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- This is excellent!! Also... - percytruffle 12:24 May 16
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- This is excellent!! Also... - percytruffle 12:24 May 16
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- DD and DH just watched Truman last night; both enjoyed it and found it informative. (NM) - Kareni 7:12 May 16
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- As a mom of a former competitive gymnast, I think the PE thing bothers me more than the Algebra! LOL (m) - DB in NJ 6:28 May 17
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- Re: Wow, wow, wow... you are not going to believe the story I heard tonight from a homeschooling neighbor who puts her kids in public high school.... - Myrtle 8:42 May 16 (1)
- being from TX, I've heard all about this silliness... - Robin in DFW 7:50 May 16
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- Texas department of education... - Myrtle 8:44 May 16
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- I've heard this, too... that the "exams" they give local students are very, very difficult... and that it is unlikely many of their public school counterparts could pass the same exam. nt - Robin inTx 8:22 May 16 (1)
- Texas department of education... - Myrtle 8:44 May 16
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- This was the very reason I refused to have my dc go to public high school - Jan P. 7:33 May 16
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- Our local district just requires passing the state EOC test... - Jann in TX 6:36 May 16
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- I guess my frustration with the whole situation... - Robin in Tx 8:20 May 16
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- This happens at the college level as well... - Myrtle 8:51 May 16
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- This reminds me of how schools prefer a teacher with an education degree with very little math or history over a candidate with graduate degrees in the subject... - Robin in Tx 9:16 May 16
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- not that I'm some radical... - Robin in DFW 9:23 May 16 (1)
- This reminds me of how schools prefer a teacher with an education degree with very little math or history over a candidate with graduate degrees in the subject... - Robin in Tx 9:16 May 16
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- This happens at the college level as well... - Myrtle 8:51 May 16
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- I would *LOVE* for my ds to be able to take an EOC exam (m) - Hoggirl 7:47 May 16
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- I guess my frustration with the whole situation... - Robin in Tx 8:20 May 16
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- Okay I have a story regarding something along with this line - lynn 6:17 May 16
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- Yeah, those sorts of things are ridiculous. I can see - Pamela 6:50 May 16
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- Yeah, those sorts of things are ridiculous. I can see - Pamela 6:50 May 16
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- I have wondered about this with my rising 6th grader - momof7 5:46 May 16
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- This only applies if you are registered with the LEA. (m) - Beth in TN 7:31 May 16
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- That's what I thought, 3 credits from 8th can move up. m - Veronica 17:26 May 16
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- Do they have to be from 8th or from middle school? - momof7 17:38 May 16
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- Check with HL, but wouldn't you think Alg 1 should count? Good luck. nt - Veronica 17:59 May 16
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- Check with HL, but wouldn't you think Alg 1 should count? Good luck. nt - Veronica 17:59 May 16
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- Do they have to be from 8th or from middle school? - momof7 17:38 May 16
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- I started to say that I thought it was 3 but I was too lazy to check my facts and didn't trust my memory. We only have 2 credits to bump anyway. nt - Kelli in TN 14:13 May 16
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- That's what I thought, 3 credits from 8th can move up. m - Veronica 17:26 May 16
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- This only applies if you are registered with the LEA. (m) - Beth in TN 7:31 May 16
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- It really doesn't suprise me. Requirements are requirements after all(said with sarcasm). It would be frustrating for sure. nt - lynn 4:37 May 16
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- A local long-time hs family had to quit hs two years ago. - srjbdl 4:25 May 16
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- Re: Wow, wow, wow... you are not going to believe the story I heard tonight from a homeschooling neighbor who puts her kids in public high school.... - Cathy 21:55 May 15
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- I don't find it that surprising - Sebastian (a lady) 21:53 May 15
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- why should one have to validate Algebra I if there is a transcript that shows Algebra II, Geometry, and Advanced Math? <nt> - Pamela 4:27 May 16
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- I don't think it's to "validate" the Algebra 1 - - it's just - LH 7:00 May 16
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- We had a similar challenge at the CC level here... - LoriM 8:31 May 16
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- We had a similar challenge at the CC level here... - LoriM 8:31 May 16
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- It's not like she doesn't know the Algebra I stuff if she did fine in courses since! It's a building block subject! <nt> - Pamela 4:28 May 16
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- Yes, but it's not about the student getting an education. It's about fulfilling requirements - lh 7:01 May 16
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- "It's not about the student getting an education..." - Myrtle 9:15 May 16
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- THANK YOU!!! nt - Robin in DFW 13:15 May 16
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- THANK YOU!!! nt - Robin in DFW 13:15 May 16
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- "It's not about the student getting an education..." - Myrtle 9:15 May 16
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- Yes, but it's not about the student getting an education. It's about fulfilling requirements - lh 7:01 May 16
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- I don't think it's to "validate" the Algebra 1 - - it's just - LH 7:00 May 16
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- easier for homeschool kids to go straight to CC - kate in seattle 23:22 May 15
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- Not sure why an exam wasn't available... you'd think that the performance in the upper level math courses would validate the algebra I experience well enough!! nt - Robin in Tx 21:56 May 15
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- And P.S... I'm hearing it more and more... that the high schools won't accept homeschool transcripts. If you have an 8th grader, and you want them to complete some high school required courses in 8th grade (like Algebra I), you better go through ABeka or Texas Tech or your child will have to repeat the courses. nt - Robin in Tx 22:03 May 15
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- In Illinois I homeschooled 8th and ds used VideoText (more) - JFS in IL 8:42 May 16
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- Not all schools accept ABeka's accreditation.. nt - momof10 3:46 May 16
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- That's true... I was speaking about my local district only, and should have made that clear. nt - Robin in Tx 8:23 May 16
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- That's true... I was speaking about my local district only, and should have made that clear. nt - Robin in Tx 8:23 May 16
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- Also, don't transfer into public school after 9th grade... your student will have to repeat all their required courses! nt - Robin in Tx 22:14 May 15
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- Why not just go the cc route and not give them (the schools) the pleasure? - Valinbc 23:47 May 15
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- That's my plan... hopefully something tragic doesn't happen to dh or me which would cause us to have to quit homeschooling! nt - Robin in Tx 8:25 May 16
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- depends on when you'll be going. In some places, you're limited at the CC also <sigh> <nt> - Pamela 4:29 May 16
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- That's my plan... hopefully something tragic doesn't happen to dh or me which would cause us to have to quit homeschooling! nt - Robin in Tx 8:25 May 16
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- Why not just go the cc route and not give them (the schools) the pleasure? - Valinbc 23:47 May 15
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- In Illinois I homeschooled 8th and ds used VideoText (more) - JFS in IL 8:42 May 16
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- And P.S... I'm hearing it more and more... that the high schools won't accept homeschool transcripts. If you have an 8th grader, and you want them to complete some high school required courses in 8th grade (like Algebra I), you better go through ABeka or Texas Tech or your child will have to repeat the courses. nt - Robin in Tx 22:03 May 15
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- why should one have to validate Algebra I if there is a transcript that shows Algebra II, Geometry, and Advanced Math? <nt> - Pamela 4:27 May 16
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- Re: C++ class: Keystone or JHU? Any input? - Michelle in GA 13:24 May 16
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- I say no without a prior logic and design study of the structures. nm - ChrissySC 7:44 May 16
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- Chrissy in SC: I don't understand your response. Could you please elaborate? TIA nt - Linda in VA 9:21 May 16
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- Chrissy in SC: I don't understand your response. Could you please elaborate? TIA nt - Linda in VA 9:21 May 16
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- My dd is using this for Algebra I - Veronica in VA 6:44 May 16
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- Several thoughts... - GVA 5:09 May 16
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- The Java classes I've looked at require C++ first. Do you know of others that don't? nt - Linda in VA 6:40 May 16
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- Well, for the college I work for... - GVA 9:41 May 16
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- Ds did AP Comp Sci (Java) this year... - Lynne 7:30 May 16
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- OK...wanted to make sure I was giving credible info, so... - Lynne 8:21 May 16
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- OK...wanted to make sure I was giving credible info, so... - Lynne 8:21 May 16
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- Well, for the college I work for... - GVA 9:41 May 16
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- Gail has a good point sm - Sharon in MD 6:10 May 16
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- The Java classes I've looked at require C++ first. Do you know of others that don't? nt - Linda in VA 6:40 May 16
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- EPGY or JHU distance learning (nt) - Kimm in WA 19:46 May 15
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- I have not heard of this...can you tell me what this is...website? nt - Krystal 20:06 May 15
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- EPGY & JHU - Kimm in WA 21:00 May 15
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- EPGY & JHU - Kimm in WA 21:00 May 15
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- We used this also and found it to be quite good.....if you have any questions, just ask...nt - Sharon in MD 19:47 May 15
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- I have not heard of this...can you tell me what this is...website? nt - Krystal 20:06 May 15
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- Re: Traditional Logic - Tina in Ouray 18:41 May 15
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- book 2 is a great application - Leah 17:32 May 15
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- "Mom, did you know almost all of the advertisements in World Magazine are invalid??" - Jean in Wisc 16:50 May 15
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- just a note about SparkNotes - maryalice 19:23 May 15
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- Thanks also for this info. Good to know this. nt - leslie 7:27 May 16
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- I didn't realize that. Thank you very much for the heads up. nt - Robin in Tx 21:00 May 15
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- Thanks also for this info. Good to know this. nt - leslie 7:27 May 16
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- Re: No answers on K-8 board... Is there a resource that lists all Sparknotes lit guides according to grade/reading level? Haven't been able to find one so far... nt - leslie 16:13 May 15
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- Thank you! nt - Robin in Tx 21:00 May 15
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- Thank you! nt - Robin in Tx 21:00 May 15
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- I've never seen one, Robin. But there is a list of all the literature books (by title or author) and there are many lists elsewhere by reading level, so it's possible to find via some multitasking! (nt) - Janie 15:49 May 15
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- Sigh... I was hoping someone else had already done the work for me! :o). BTW, Janie, how is your daughter this week? - Robin in Tx 21:02 May 15
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- Thanks for asking, Robin... - Janie 9:25 May 16
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- Thanks for asking, Robin... - Janie 9:25 May 16
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- Sigh... I was hoping someone else had already done the work for me! :o). BTW, Janie, how is your daughter this week? - Robin in Tx 21:02 May 15
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- Thanks! I knew you all could help me get a better perspective (nt) - CynthiaOK 9:55 May 16
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- I think there is a lot bigger picture that needs to be looked at...... - momof7 18:51 May 15
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- About 7 or 8 of dh's high school friends who graduated from the engineering program at that school.... - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 20:06 May 15
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- About 7 or 8 of dh's high school friends who graduated from the engineering program at that school.... - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 20:06 May 15
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- My dd needs to keep a 3.4 to keep her scholarship. - Jean in Wisc 17:07 May 15
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- My take - Susan in IL 14:42 May 15
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- My dd has added 11th grade History to her day... - LoriM 6:07 May 16
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- My dd is did the 11th grade American History this year and LOVED it, too! - Katia 19:01 May 16
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- My dd is did the 11th grade American History this year and LOVED it, too! - Katia 19:01 May 16
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- I usede SOS 9th grade this school year for my son..more - Gloria 16:35 May 15 (1)
- HST Plus user it. Incredible! nt - Sharon in SC 4:19 May 16
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- I love HST Plus. One of my best homeschool investments! They have a helpful forum and like Janet said, customer service is great. nt - Basketmaker Amy (formerly one of the Amy in FL!) 16:08 May 15
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- HST does all that and your data would transfer from the free to the plus edition. The customer service is great. My only suggestion would be start using it when you have a LOT of time to get used to it. The learning curve is enormous. HTH's, nm - Janet 15:46 May 15
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- Thanks to all for posting. (m) - Sharon in SC 4:23 May 16
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- My thoughts... - MaryM 18:24 May 15
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- It's hard to say, but my son studied Wheelock's...(m) - Kathleen 14:18 May 15
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- Wheelocks is tough. Might Henle be a better fit? Is she ready for college level? nt - Ria 13:07 May 15
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- My 9th grader did Latin II and French I this year. (m) - Jane in NC 12:46 May 15
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- Well, Wheelocks is a college text. Do you think she's ready for that level? nt - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 12:41 May 15
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- Depends what the rest of her schedule is like. - Laura K (NC) 12:40 May 15
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- I took Algebra I and am part way through Algebra II (m) - EKS 16:52 May 15
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- Thank you! And questions (m) - Amy in VA 19:33 May 15
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- Some answers (m) - EKS 9:55 May 16
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- Some answers (m) - EKS 9:55 May 16
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- Thank you! And questions (m) - Amy in VA 19:33 May 15
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- We're finding it easier to apply the ALEKS Alg I knowledge to ALEKS geometry. (She'll finish next month.) She wasn't ready to work quite as quickly in Alg II. nt - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 12:43 May 15
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- Pam, can I ask a few more questions? (m) - Amy in VA 13:03 May 15
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- Sure. Yes, after completing NEM 1, dd "finished"... - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 17:07 May 15
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- Thank you so much (m) - Amy in VA 18:48 May 15
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- Just started Alek with my dd. - Jan P. 20:13 May 15
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- Thanks, Amy! I think you will figure it out when the time comes. I'm not sure... - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 20:09 May 15
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- Just started Alek with my dd. - Jan P. 20:13 May 15
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- Thank you so much (m) - Amy in VA 18:48 May 15
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- Sure. Yes, after completing NEM 1, dd "finished"... - Pam "SFSOM " in TN 17:07 May 15
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- Pam, can I ask a few more questions? (m) - Amy in VA 13:03 May 15
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- My dd has been enrolled in this class this year. - Holly in N NV 12:54 May 15
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- Thank you, ladies! Very helpful on both counts. Holly, (m) - Sharon in SC 4:28 May 16
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- Hi Sharon, - Holly in N NV 7:35 May 16
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- Thank you, Holly. nt - Sharon in SC 11:37 May 16
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- Thank you, Holly. nt - Sharon in SC 11:37 May 16
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- Hi Sharon, - Holly in N NV 7:35 May 16
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- Ditto for my child, too. (nt) - Jan P. 16:40 May 15
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- Thank you, ladies! Very helpful on both counts. Holly, (m) - Sharon in SC 4:28 May 16
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- We haven't done this course so not much help. However, I have had succes in asking online teachers how much out-of-class work to plan for in terms of hours and they have been very helpful. nm - Janet 12:53 May 15
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- There is a wonderful computer software product on the human body, - Claire 19:18 May 15
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- Free and good - Danielle 17:58 May 15
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- Re: What would you recommend for ds12 who is facinated by the human body? m - Melissa 11:13 May 15
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- No. sorry...but I'm just finishing up Masterpieces of the Imaginative Mind (Sceince fiction and fantasy) and have *greatly* enjoyed it!--nt - StaceyL in Canada 17:41 May 16
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- I like your idea of going w/o the workbook (m) - Ria 9:55 May 15
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- We used the Kaplan prep book last year (I think) - LoriM 9:26 May 15
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- One other question... - momof10 9:19 May 15
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- That looks great! I bookmarked it for the future -- thanks! -nt- - Laura K (NC) 12:43 May 15
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- Well, I used the *lists* from a combination of those... - LoriM 8:41 May 15
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- not yet, but I plan to - right after dd finishes geometry with him nm - Bev in B'ville 8:27 May 15
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- Re: Thank you all for your nice posts! nt - Amber 15:49 May 15
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- What a great write-up! Congrats! nt - FloridaLisa 15:17 May 15
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- Thanks for posting this. It is inspiring to see people doing what God created them to do. (more) - Dawn in MI 14:10 May 15
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- This is really nice! (Wish our newspaper did this!) Homeschooled teens don't get enough recognition (m) - Michelle in MO 13:40 May 15
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- What a nice honor for a great kid! (nt) - LoriM 7:31 May 15
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- My dd took this class -- - Gwen in VA 7:27 May 15
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- Woops -- this time I'll write a review of the Govt class, not the APUSH one! (Sorry!) - Gwen in VA 7:31 May 15
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- Thanks for this info! nt - Sandra in NC 17:10 May 15
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- Gwen, quick question.... - dkholland 10:59 May 15
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- Re: Gwen, quick question.... - Gwen in VA 11:17 May 15
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- Re: Gwen, quick question.... - Gwen in VA 11:17 May 15
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- Thanks for this info! nt - Sandra in NC 17:10 May 15
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- Woops -- this time I'll write a review of the Govt class, not the APUSH one! (Sorry!) - Gwen in VA 7:31 May 15
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- Yes and no... - Susie-Knits 7:34 May 15
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- College Board 101 books, link only - CindyB/STL 12:45 May 15
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- Arco published a book entitled: Reading Lists for College Bound Students, 3/e ... - Kareni 9:33 May 15
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- Re: Is there a list of suggested reading (books) for high school students? TIA /nt - Melissa 8:55 May 15
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- Yes, there are many lists available, one being the rhetoric list in TWTM. nt - Anna 6:53 May 15
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- Where might I find these lists? (m) - Karen in StL 7:02 May 15
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- Here's the high school WTM list - Trivium Academy 8:20 May 15
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- Link for one of them... - Anna 8:04 May 15
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- May I suggest borrowing a copy from your local library? (nt) - Jane in NC 8:03 May 15
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- I would love to do this, but I am outside city limits and a library card costs almost $100 : ( /nt - Karen in StL 8:30 May 15
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- Then may I suggest... - Jane in NC 8:38 May 15
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- Then may I suggest... - Jane in NC 8:38 May 15
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- I would love to do this, but I am outside city limits and a library card costs almost $100 : ( /nt - Karen in StL 8:30 May 15
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- Here's the high school WTM list - Trivium Academy 8:20 May 15
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- Where might I find these lists? (m) - Karen in StL 7:02 May 15
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- We have used Math Relief... - Krystal 7:28 May 15
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- Re: Has anyone used Chalkdust and Math Relief? Trying to decide between the two. nt - Veronica in VA 6:34 May 15
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- we are going to use it next year - lori in tx 6:11 May 16
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- Re: Has anybody used Singapore NEM 1-4? What did you do after NEM? - Beth in NS 17:36 May 16
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- Re: Has anybody used Singapore NEM 1-4? What did you do after NEM? - Susanne in AZ 23:05 May 16
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- Re: Has anybody used Singapore NEM 1-4? What did you do after NEM? - Susanne in AZ 23:05 May 16
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- We are starting one for fall.. - laughing lioness 5:52 May 15
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- Re: We are starting one for fall.. - Natalia 7:00 May 15
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- there was a thread just a couple of weeks ago on these boards - laughing lioness 7:08 May 15
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- How do you search the board or the archives?nt - Natalia 12:47 May 15
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- How do you search the board or the archives?nt - Natalia 12:47 May 15
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- there was a thread just a couple of weeks ago on these boards - laughing lioness 7:08 May 15
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- Re: We are starting one for fall.. - Natalia 7:00 May 15
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- Would you consider a free program? - momof10 3:46 May 15
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- We used this for awhile. - Jan P. 7:22 May 15
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- How much credit will my student be able to receive? - Kimberly 5:21 May 15
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- I'd give one credit -- I haven't compared in detail, but - momof10 9:20 May 15
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- I'd give one credit -- I haven't compared in detail, but - momof10 9:20 May 15
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- Here's the link - momof10 3:47 May 15
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- We used this for awhile. - Jan P. 7:22 May 15
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- I couldn't get link to come up. (more) - Jan P. 21:47 May 14
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- I would do Core 5 in middle school.... - Laurel in CA 9:12 May 15
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- Okay...I kind of figured she would be too young for those Cores. Back to the drawing board I guess. Thanks for your replies! (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 7:08 May 15
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- Core 300 & 400 are too much for the ages you have listed - Christi/NC 5:11 May 15
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- Does it depend on the kid? - Katie in Ny 5:43 May 15
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- My 2 cents - Christi/NC 7:26 May 15
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- My 2 cents - Christi/NC 7:26 May 15
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- Does it depend on the kid? - Katie in Ny 5:43 May 15
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- Wouldn't skip 5, it was one of the best years. nt - colby 5:06 May 15
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- I completely agree!! nt - Christi/NC 7:26 May 15
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- I completely agree!! nt - Christi/NC 7:26 May 15
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- I have only used 300, but I woudn't reccomend it for and 8th grader - Karen in CO 22:14 May 14
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- This is great. I'll definitely assign it to my "Research Paper" students in the fall. Thanks! and a ?? inside - DollyM 7:13 May 15
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- We talked about this a few boards ago... - LoriM 9:37 May 15
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- I have the same question as Dolly....how can it be plagerism to use you own material more than one time, assuming of course that it was not published....anyone know about this? - Sharon in MD 9:08 May 15
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- We talked about this a few boards ago... - LoriM 9:37 May 15
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- Around here.... - Janice in NJ 2:49 May 16
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- Agreeing with StaceyL - Carrie in NC 14:09 May 15
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- I always graded as: 90-100 = A, 80-89 = B and so on (m).... - Anna 6:23 May 15
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- Colleen, those grades hardly seem "paltry" to me... - StaceyL in Canada 19:40 May 14
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- We have to do a lot of review and on a regular basis - LH 17:08 May 14
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- I am finding it very easy (m) - EKS 16:52 May 14
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- Is ALEKS Algebra I good for students who are easily overwhelmed or discouraged ? - mom2abcd 20:41 May 14
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- Re: Is ALEKS Algebra I good for students who are easily overwhelmed or discouraged ? - EKS 16:45 May 15
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- I tell my student "a sign" is a pretty big error actually - lh 8:00 May 16
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- Meant to add that I do go - whoops 8:03 May 16
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- Meant to add that I do go - whoops 8:03 May 16
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- I tell my student "a sign" is a pretty big error actually - lh 8:00 May 16
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- Re: Is ALEKS Algebra I good for students who are easily overwhelmed or discouraged ? - EKS 16:45 May 15
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- Is ALEKS Algebra I good for students who are easily overwhelmed or discouraged ? - mom2abcd 20:41 May 14
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- It really depends on the student... - Schmittgirlz 16:31 May 14
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- We really liked Jacobs, but it doesn't really have a solutions guide sm - Sharon in MD 15:18 May 14
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- Check out homeschooldiploma.com. They have caps, tassles, honors cords etc... nt - MamaBess 16:37 May 14
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- Ok...I called a friend a mine in Indiana...and it is not required but it can be an elective...thanks - Lorri 15:06 May 14
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- HSers have state grad req? BTW, when I was a kid, state history was a 7th grade class <nt> - Pamela 14:34 May 14
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- Ok....I must be confused....I thought you need to keep up with Core 40 whether you are hs or ps.... - Lorri 14:47 May 14
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- I'm also in IN (obviously!)...and here's what I do... (sm) - Sandy in Indy 6:18 May 15
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- Here is a link for comparison in what is required. - Pamela 7:08 May 15
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- Here is a link for comparison in what is required. - Pamela 7:08 May 15
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- I've never even heard of "Core 40." What is that?? And... - Ellie 21:01 May 14
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- You need to investigate your state's laws. TN does have graduation requirements. - momof7 16:03 May 14
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- But do you remember when "they" used to tell us that it was required..... - Kelli in TN 19:44 May 14 (1)
- I'm also in IN (obviously!)...and here's what I do... (sm) - Sandy in Indy 6:18 May 15
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- Ok....I must be confused....I thought you need to keep up with Core 40 whether you are hs or ps.... - Lorri 14:47 May 14
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- I use Home Science Tools - Cynde 13:51 May 14
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- I second that opinion....love that company! nt - Sharon in MD 15:14 May 14
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- Yea! This is exactly what I was looking for! nt - Sharon in TX 15:28 May 14
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- Yea! This is exactly what I was looking for! nt - Sharon in TX 15:28 May 14
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- I second that opinion....love that company! nt - Sharon in MD 15:14 May 14
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- woops..... ApolOgia - Sharon in TX 13:23 May 14
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- Yes, I think for a homeschooler, taking cc classes is a big help (m) - Ria 9:58 May 15
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- It depends on where you live and the college your dc wants to attend. Dd's college welcomed CC foreign lang credits, saying they knew it was a good program. nt - Anna 6:56 May 15
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- And I wanted to add that in our situation, AP's wouldn't have done us any good. nt - Anna 6:57 May 15
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- And I wanted to add that in our situation, AP's wouldn't have done us any good. nt - Anna 6:57 May 15
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- Entirely depends on target college. - Reya 4:41 May 15
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- Our local high school doesn't offer AP exams.... - Kelly in VA 18:14 May 14
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- We live in VA too and this is our (happy) AP story -- - Gwen in VA 18:54 May 14
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- Thanks, Gwen! (more) - Kelly in VA 4:44 May 15
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- Thanks, Gwen! (more) - Kelly in VA 4:44 May 15
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- We live in VA too and this is our (happy) AP story -- - Gwen in VA 18:54 May 14
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- One thing I learned this weekend about dual enrollment - Kimm in WA 14:32 May 14
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- One thing to keep in mind is that every state has unique laws.... - momof7 14:40 May 14
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- For WA, they keep freshman status for 1st quarter - Kimm in WA 19:51 May 15
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- For WA, they keep freshman status for 1st quarter - Kimm in WA 19:51 May 15
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- One thing to keep in mind is that every state has unique laws.... - momof7 14:40 May 14
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- part of the answer depends on your state... - Betty 13:39 May 14
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- My son's dual enrollment experience was different b/t the CC and the university,..... - momof7 13:18 May 14
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- We've also seen a difference between the cc and the university - CynthiaOK 15:13 May 14
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- We've also seen a difference between the cc and the university - CynthiaOK 15:13 May 14
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- Some colleges look down on CCs and think AP classes are more challenging... - Nan in Mass 13:11 May 14
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- I think it depends on the collges. - Jan P. 7:38 May 16
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- PS - We're doing CC classes... - Nan in Mass 13:14 May 14
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- This is what I'm researching for...namely science courses (nt) - April in VA 14:21 May 14
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- This is what I'm researching for...namely science courses (nt) - April in VA 14:21 May 14
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- I think it depends on the collges. - Jan P. 7:38 May 16
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- Our local college does not allow homeschooler's access to classes for dual credit, so AP and SAT II's are our only option. nm - Bev in B'ville 13:10 May 14
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- College classes here are dual credit, tuition free, and have the added bonus of having a classroom setting to get my son's feet wet for college (nt) - CynthiaOK 12:53 May 14
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- You are very fortunate. - Jan P. 7:40 May 16
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- Cynthia,... - Bev in B'ville 4:13 May 15
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- Actually you can find out a lot at our Dept. of Ed. as well (m) - CynthiaOK 5:38 May 15
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- Thanks Cynthia :) nt - Bev in B'ville 6:49 May 15
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- Thanks Cynthia :) nt - Bev in B'ville 6:49 May 15
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- Actually you can find out a lot at our Dept. of Ed. as well (m) - CynthiaOK 5:38 May 15
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- You are very fortunate. - Jan P. 7:40 May 16
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- Classroom environment (assuming the AP is online)... - LoriM 12:43 May 14
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- Do you know how I would check into the state paying for CC classes in our area? - momee 14:04 May 14
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- All the hs'ers I know who have done cc classes have just paid for them. nt - Gwen in VA 11:18 May 15
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- Try looking (or asking) for PSEO...post-secondary enrollment option. It's available in OH, butI don't know about VA. nt - Donna in OH 20:44 May 14
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- Homeschoolers are not eligible for PSEO funds in OH. They must pay tuition. (nt) - Beth in OH 4:19 May 15
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- Homeschoolers are not eligible for PSEO funds in OH. They must pay tuition. (nt) - Beth in OH 4:19 May 15
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- My child is young, but I'm researching.... - April in VA 14:19 May 14
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- All the hs'ers I know who have done cc classes have just paid for them. nt - Gwen in VA 11:18 May 15
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- Do you know how I would check into the state paying for CC classes in our area? - momee 14:04 May 14
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- I did not like it. It was NOT user-friendly, IMO, and... - Catherine 18:37 May 14
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- Thanks, Catherine . . . - Jackie in AR 4:55 May 15
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- Thanks, Catherine . . . - Jackie in AR 4:55 May 15
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- I liked them a lot... - Brenda in MA 16:33 May 14
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- Yes, I definitely think you need the TM's. I also liked the way they brought in all the primary source documents. I did not do extensive planning with them, but just sort of winged it. nt - Regena in KY 19:14 May 14
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- OK, I'll plan to carve out some time for planning if I decide to get them. (m) - Jackie in AR 18:19 May 14
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- Yes, I definitely think you need the TM's. I also liked the way they brought in all the primary source documents. I did not do extensive planning with them, but just sort of winged it. nt - Regena in KY 19:14 May 14
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- I did NOT like these - Kimm in WA 14:34 May 14
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- Thanks, Kimm . . . - Jackie in AR 18:20 May 14
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- Thanks, Kimm . . . - Jackie in AR 18:20 May 14
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- We used some of these to help prompt discussions and discoveries. I do like them. nt - Regena in KY 12:24 May 14
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- I was thinking they would provide me with some discussion prompts. (m) - Jackie in AR 18:21 May 14
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- I was thinking they would provide me with some discussion prompts. (m) - Jackie in AR 18:21 May 14
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- My 3 boys are nearly done the first level, and I will be buying the second level this summer..... - HeatherC (Canada) 19:03 May 14
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- Re: I'm thinking of using Artes Latinae, anyone here have experience with this program?... - Pam L 14:45 May 14
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- Start w/ R&S 5 since you'll prob. want to start your DS back there when he resumes grammar. nt - Kimm in WA 14:36 May 14
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- Analytical Grammar. (nt) - KidsHappen 13:19 May 14
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- general prerequites - Sharon in MD 11:35 May 14
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- Thanks. I took chem in 11th during Trig/pre-calc & couldn't remember what the level of math required was. nt - Laurie4b 19:10 May 14
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- Thanks. I took chem in 11th during Trig/pre-calc & couldn't remember what the level of math required was. nt - Laurie4b 19:10 May 14
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- What grades are you using it for? (m) - Michelle in MO 2:42 May 15
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- I'm using it for 11th grade.nt - Peggy in Ks 11:07 May 15
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- I'm using it for 11th grade.nt - Peggy in Ks 11:07 May 15
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- Hello, anyone? :) - Peggy in Ks 19:44 May 14
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- 10 chapters? or 10 lessons? - LoriM 11:44 May 14
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- yes, I meant 10 lessons - Gamom3 12:19 May 14
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- It's an online math program - LoriM 12:53 May 14
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- It's an online math program - LoriM 12:53 May 14
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- yes, I meant 10 lessons - Gamom3 12:19 May 14
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- Many people cover Saxon Adv Math in two years so I'd say you are fine stopping now! Plus next year is a repeat so nothing lost, eh? (nt) - MaryM 10:26 May 14
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- Re: What 's your favorite book which you would recommend for homeschooling high school? m - Pam L 14:48 May 14
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- Thanks -- Will look at these (already have the WTM, of course! : ). nt - Graceann 17:04 May 14
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- Thanks -- Will look at these (already have the WTM, of course! : ). nt - Graceann 17:04 May 14
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- These lab kits and courses look very well done. - Janice in NJ 5:51 May 16
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- UPDDATE on Castle Heights program... - Robin in DFW 8:28 May 15
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- Robin, would you mind posting the link? Thanks. nt - Lisa L. in MI 8:49 May 15
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- Re: Robin, would you mind posting the link? Thanks. nt - Robin in DFW 9:36 May 15
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- Is this the link to the articles (inside)? - Jan P. 10:34 May 15
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- Re: Is this the link to the articles (inside)? - Robin in DFW 11:54 May 15
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- Re: Is this the link to the articles (inside)? - Robin in DFW 11:54 May 15
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- Is this the link to the articles (inside)? - Jan P. 10:34 May 15
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- Re: Robin, would you mind posting the link? Thanks. nt - Robin in DFW 9:36 May 15
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- Robin, would you mind posting the link? Thanks. nt - Lisa L. in MI 8:49 May 15
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- I have Castle Heights Biology lab. - Jan P. 7:24 May 15
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- THANKS! to everyone who has responded...RIA...question regarding labs... - Robin in DFW 12:15 May 14
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- I have the student textbook as well as the teacher one. - Jan P. 7:44 May 16
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- Re: THANKS! to everyone who has responded...RIA...question regarding labs... - Ria 4:45 May 15
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- I have the student textbook as well as the teacher one. - Jan P. 7:44 May 16
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- Calm down! It's okay!! (m) - Ria 11:29 May 14
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- Yes, my sister in law teaches Biology using the Holt text and she....... - Brenda From Tenn 13:16 May 14
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- Let me clarify: Just got off the phone with SIL. She does her dissections in the spring. Said her hands smelled of shark today! - Brenda From Tenn 19:23 May 14
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- Thanks for that idea . . . - Ruth in Ottawa 14:41 May 14
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- Let me clarify: Just got off the phone with SIL. She does her dissections in the spring. Said her hands smelled of shark today! - Brenda From Tenn 19:23 May 14
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- Ria, can you recommend a bio lab kit, and where to purchase it?nt - Virginia Dawn 12:13 May 14
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- Yes, my sister in law teaches Biology using the Holt text and she....... - Brenda From Tenn 13:16 May 14
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- Re: SCIENCE HELP PLEASE!!!! - marianne 9:47 May 14
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- The set that poster was speaking about was a middle school series, however they might have.... - Kathy in MD 17:46 May 14
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- The set that poster was speaking about was a middle school series, however they might have.... - Kathy in MD 17:46 May 14
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- Oak Meadow uses Holt Texts and the guide/schedule is $25.00..... - Melissa B 8:38 May 14
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- Oak Meadow does have a Yahoo group; you might post there with your questions. (nm) - Kareni 11:41 May 14
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- Oak Meadow does have a Yahoo group; you might post there with your questions. (nm) - Kareni 11:41 May 14
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- When we did Visualizing Life . . . - Jenny in Florida 8:38 May 14
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- Re: I'm torn about science for next year and could use a little, make that a lot of help... - Janice in NJ 3:05 May 16
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- How about Apologia? I went to CHAP too by the way - Sharon in Md 8:29 May 14
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- I always understood Apologia to be self-study, which was a big draw to me - lh 9:37 May 14
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- Some students can't handle the way Apologia is set up. - Jan P. 7:48 May 16
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- Some students can't handle the way Apologia is set up. - Jan P. 7:48 May 16
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- No, I didn't get to hear him. I guess the reason why I'm leaning toward BJUP is that my son can work on his own. Do you feel that Apologia is self-directed? nt - karenciavo 9:23 May 14
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- It is definitely self-directed. The book assumes no prior knowledge and is written to the student. sm - Sharon in MD 11:28 May 14
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- Thank you for posting this! NT - lh 14:45 May 14
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- You're welcome nt - Sharon in MD 15:13 May 14
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- You're welcome nt - Sharon in MD 15:13 May 14
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- Thank you for posting this! NT - lh 14:45 May 14
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- It is definitely self-directed. The book assumes no prior knowledge and is written to the student. sm - Sharon in MD 11:28 May 14
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- I always understood Apologia to be self-study, which was a big draw to me - lh 9:37 May 14
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- You've done far more formal science than we did in early grades...(m) - Kathleen 8:21 May 14
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- Thanks Kathleen, your post gives me confidence to skip physical science. nt - karenciavo 9:25 May 14
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- Thanks Kathleen, your post gives me confidence to skip physical science. nt - karenciavo 9:25 May 14
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- One of the science foundations or groups out there is called Physics First. They're all about introducing Physics BEFORE bio or chem. - Stacey in NM 8:14 May 14
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- My dh is a high school physics teacher and disagrees with the Physics First concept... - theodwyn 6:22 May 15
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- Stacey in NM...do you have a website for Physics First??...nt - Gamom3 9:14 May 14 (1)
- Don't you need trig for high school physics? (Not a rhetorical question, I really don't know :-) nt - karenciavo 8:24 May 14
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- BJU dvd is tempting. . pricey though . $400 . . worth consideration :-) - LH 8:17 May 14
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- My dh is a high school physics teacher and disagrees with the Physics First concept... - theodwyn 6:22 May 15
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- Re: I have the option of using MUS and Teaching Textbook for Algebra. Which one would you use and why? - Pam L 14:51 May 14
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- We're doing the switch... (m) - Graceann 8:31 May 14
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- I haven't seen TT but here's my take on MUS - Alyce 8:01 May 14
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- I think in those instances - Kimm in WA 14:41 May 14
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- I think in those instances - Kimm in WA 14:41 May 14
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- I think it's the way you look at it - Alyce 8:09 May 14
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- Thanks, I think I'm starting to get the picture - Sharon in Md 8:22 May 14
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- Sharon, may I ask the titles of the Teaching Co. DVDs that you plan to supplement with? - KimberlyOR 9:58 May 14
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- Sure...it is History of the United States, 2nd ed. Course Number 8500....currently on sale by the way. nt - Sharon in MD 11:38 May 14
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- Thanks! Not sure I can afford it (even on sale) but it looks great! (nt) - KimberlyOR 12:24 May 14
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- Yeah, they are pricey, but I figure I can probably resell it later, if I can bear to part with it! nt - Sharon in MD 12:38 May 14
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- Yes. Two weeks ago, I bid on a 2nd edition set on Ebay.....(m) - Susan 14:33 May 14
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- Yes. Two weeks ago, I bid on a 2nd edition set on Ebay.....(m) - Susan 14:33 May 14
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- Yeah, they are pricey, but I figure I can probably resell it later, if I can bear to part with it! nt - Sharon in MD 12:38 May 14
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- Thanks! Not sure I can afford it (even on sale) but it looks great! (nt) - KimberlyOR 12:24 May 14
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- Sure...it is History of the United States, 2nd ed. Course Number 8500....currently on sale by the way. nt - Sharon in MD 11:38 May 14
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- Sharon, may I ask the titles of the Teaching Co. DVDs that you plan to supplement with? - KimberlyOR 9:58 May 14
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- Thanks, I think I'm starting to get the picture - Sharon in Md 8:22 May 14
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- My son is signed up for this for the fall... - nrg 8:33 May 14
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- We are considering it..... - Melissa B 8:32 May 14
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- You've got mail. (nt) - Tina in Ouray 7:50 May 14
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- Thanks Tina, This looks great! nt - Connie(TX) 15:16 May 14
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- Thanks Tina, This looks great! nt - Connie(TX) 15:16 May 14
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- I think... - Hoggirl 8:37 May 14
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- Re: Math Evalutation - Judy of TN 7:30 May 14
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- Thanks everyone. nt - RhondaM. 12:24 May 14
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- Yes... some times.... We end up using the links from... - LisaWA 7:51 May 14
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- See, this is the difference between optimism and pessimism. - momee 12:08 May 14
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- See, this is the difference between optimism and pessimism. - momee 12:08 May 14
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- Re: Classic TOG 2: Has your student found it difficult to find answers to SAP questions using Western Civilization and other suggested books? Thanks. nt - home'scool 5:51 May 14
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- we use chalkdust. . . - lh 6:56 May 14
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- It's supposed to have good resell value .. . . . - lh 6:54 May 14
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- We are using Geometry and love it. It's like buying a teacher, so I don't mind the cost. - Laurie4b 6:48 May 14
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- There have been some good discussions on this board and the old one - Christi/NC 5:11 May 14
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- Thanks, I will check. nt - Noelle 9:33 May 14
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- Thanks, I will check. nt - Noelle 9:33 May 14
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- What you've described is called unschooling, and it's legal in every state in the union...(more) - LSC 13:44 May 14
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- I don't believe that any state law addresses "unschooling."... - Ellie 21:07 May 14
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- Yes. Unschoolers do comply with their state laws, but they also do that.... - LSC 9:10 May 16
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- Yes. Unschoolers do comply with their state laws, but they also do that.... - LSC 9:10 May 16
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- Thank you, LSC - Anon 13:56 May 14
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- Ellie's right - you do have to comply with your state laws. And unschoolers... - LSC 9:14 May 16
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- Ellie's right - you do have to comply with your state laws. And unschoolers... - LSC 9:14 May 16
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- I don't believe that any state law addresses "unschooling."... - Ellie 21:07 May 14
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- Just my opinion.... - Pamela 4:50 May 14
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- In Virginia you lose your driver's license until you are 18, if you drop out... - Betty 3:40 May 14
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- NC has this compulsory attendance law as well, but attending GED classes satisfies the law (nt) - LoriM 11:30 May 14
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- That sort of sums up my big beef with compulsary attendance... - Kelli in TN 6:23 May 14
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- You know, - Anon. 13:51 May 14
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- Yep, seems they used to let dc take the GED @ 16yo, but now it's 18. - K-FL 10:25 May 14
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- Students may still take the GED at 16yo - LoriM 11:29 May 14
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- Students may still take the GED at 16yo - LoriM 11:29 May 14
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- You know, - Anon. 13:51 May 14
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- NC has this compulsory attendance law as well, but attending GED classes satisfies the law (nt) - LoriM 11:30 May 14
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- It varies by state - Maverick 21:09 May 13
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- Re: It varies by state - Anon. 13:15 May 14
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- Re: It varies by state - Anon. 13:15 May 14
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- I like NEM - Nan in Mass 4:56 May 14
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- Re: math questions - specifically NEM - Reya 23:26 May 13
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- I could be wrong, but I think the revised NSM is covering more US math topics (m) - LisaNY 4:42 May 14
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- I haven't looked at that, so no clue! nt - Reya 4:45 May 15
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- I haven't looked at that, so no clue! nt - Reya 4:45 May 15
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- I could be wrong, but I think the revised NSM is covering more US math topics (m) - LisaNY 4:42 May 14
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- AG is a terrific program. - Deidre in GA 10:13 May 14
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- Well, it didn't work for my dyslexic dd. - Claire 9:06 May 14
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- Does this go beyond 8th grade? What was it about the program that made it work? nt - Laurie4b 9:59 May 14
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- Does this go beyond 8th grade? What was it about the program that made it work? nt - Laurie4b 9:59 May 14
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- I'll try, but - LH 7:01 May 14
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- My two cents... - Connie(TX) 6:44 May 14
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- Re: My two cents... - Erin 7:48 May 14
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- Re: My two cents... - Erin 7:48 May 14
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- If it's cost that bothers you... - Michelle in AL 6:06 May 14
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- Warriners question - momee 12:15 May 14
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- ooh can't say, I've never looked closely at R&S...nm - Michelle in AL 13:04 May 14
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- ooh can't say, I've never looked closely at R&S...nm - Michelle in AL 13:04 May 14
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- Is what is called the "text key" the same as an answer key? I'm looking for a new high sch. grammar, too but don't want to do it myself! nt - Laurie4b 6:51 May 14
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- Yes..text key=answer key..nm - Michelle in AL 13:03 May 14
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- Yes..text key=answer key..nm - Michelle in AL 13:03 May 14
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- Warriners question - momee 12:15 May 14
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- Ok... I just posted on theother one... not talking you out of it *Ü*.... - LisaWA 19:30 May 13
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- Why? I don't use it but it's supposed to be a good program, expensive, but good ;-). nt - Anna 19:03 May 13
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- I should mention what IS working for us... - Anna 7:03 May 14
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- I should mention what IS working for us... - Anna 7:03 May 14
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- Speaking from my own experience - KPM 17:32 May 13
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- And my experience.... - srjbdl 18:04 May 13
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- And my experience.... - srjbdl 18:04 May 13
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- What book we used... - Jann in TX 19:37 May 13
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- You had the course of study right the first time, but age/grade differs by child. - Bev in B'ville 16:27 May 13
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- Anne, I'm glad you asked this question. - Beth in TN 8:25 May 14
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- Thanks for the link! - Anne 16:38 May 13
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- I don't think "all" Alg. 2 books include Trig., but the book he recommends for Alg. 2 w/ Trig is a college level textbook that does include Trig.... - Bev in B'ville 5:39 May 14
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- Not all Alg II courses include enough trig... - Carrie in NC 17:24 May 13
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- I don't think "all" Alg. 2 books include Trig., but the book he recommends for Alg. 2 w/ Trig is a college level textbook that does include Trig.... - Bev in B'ville 5:39 May 14
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- Anne, I'm glad you asked this question. - Beth in TN 8:25 May 14
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- Re: TOG I don't understand exactly what the "package" is... - home'scool 5:55 May 14
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- Sorry, I forgot to address the issue of cons.... - home'scool 6:00 May 14
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- What sage advice... Thanks for the help. I understand better.nt - Kelly on the prairie 10:00 May 14
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- What sage advice... Thanks for the help. I understand better.nt - Kelly on the prairie 10:00 May 14
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- Sorry, I forgot to address the issue of cons.... - home'scool 6:00 May 14
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- Re: TOG I don't understand exactly what the "package" is... - Monica 18:07 May 13
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- Introduction to Logic by Harry Gensler - Adrian 1:07 May 14
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- Re: Has anyone here used TRISMS Discovering the Ancient World? - ereks mom 13:33 May 14
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- Thank you for your response!... - Cheryl B in VA 16:42 May 14
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- Thank you for your response!... - Cheryl B in VA 16:42 May 14
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- Cheryl, you might ask your questions on the Trisms yahoo group. (nm) - Kareni 8:01 May 14
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- Thanks, I tried that. Seems to be a lot of new users and a lot using HM. nt - Cheryl B in VA 16:43 May 14
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- Thanks, I tried that. Seems to be a lot of new users and a lot using HM. nt - Cheryl B in VA 16:43 May 14
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- We did - Happy 15:20 May 13
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- We're finishing up Latin in the Christian Trivium, Vol.1. - Caron 8:50 May 14
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- I just ordered it - Maverick 12:57 May 13
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- much the same thing here - kate in seattle 8:14 May 14
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- You're living my life, Lisa (m) - Ria 4:07 May 14
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- I thought I was the only one that felt this way! m... - jac 19:42 May 13
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- But the younger ones benefit from you being more efficient... - Myrtle 14:45 May 13
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- Yea, I know what you mean - Tina in NY 14:13 May 13
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- It's a mixed bag here.... - Carrie in NC 13:57 May 13
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- Interesting find .... - Lisa TX 12:46 May 13
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- There was something about his on a national TV program in Jan that was interesting ~ - Deborah 8:06 May 14
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- My husband's high school Latin teacher said a well rounded person was a ...(m) - Bells 17:12 May 13
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- Good point - Ruth in Ottawa 16:02 May 13
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- Your question brought to mind this recent thought... - Janie 12:49 May 13
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- Re: What makes a well rounded person? - Judy 11:46 May 13
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- That isn't what I was thinking really. - srjbdl 11:56 May 13
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- That isn't what I was thinking really. - srjbdl 11:56 May 13
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- Does anyone else use these books? nt - Trivium Academy 20:11 May 13
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- Re: Great Books: We have GB of WW, Gateway to the GB and The Great Ideas Program on our shelves...m) - Melissa B 8:20 May 13
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- Oops, I have more questions. - Trivium Academy 9:05 May 13
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- Answers.... - Melissa B 10:28 May 13
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- Answers.... - Melissa B 10:28 May 13
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- Thanks MelissaB...(m) - Trivium Academy 8:43 May 13
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- What are you using for history by the way? Are you aligning it? - Trivium Academy 8:47 May 13
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- History/Geography - Melissa B 11:02 May 13
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- History/Geography - Melissa B 11:02 May 13
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- What are you using for history by the way? Are you aligning it? - Trivium Academy 8:47 May 13
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- Oops, I have more questions. - Trivium Academy 9:05 May 13
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- Re: One other question on AP for those who have been there - Reya 23:44 May 13
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- I'm right with ya! (m) - Lynne 6:11 May 14
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- It wasn't any better in my small classes. - Reya 5:00 May 15
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- It wasn't any better in my small classes. - Reya 5:00 May 15
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- I'm right with ya! (m) - Lynne 6:11 May 14
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- A slightly different twist.... - momof7 7:54 May 13
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- Correction: year versus semester - Reya 0:00 May 14
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- You are assuming high AP Scores with the credit scheme you've listed... - Jane in NC 3:52 May 14
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- Yes, I am! - Reya 4:49 May 15
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- Re: Yes, I am! - Reya 4:50 May 15
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- Re: Yes, I am! - Reya 4:50 May 15
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- Yes, I am! - Reya 4:49 May 15
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- You are assuming high AP Scores with the credit scheme you've listed... - Jane in NC 3:52 May 14
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- Agreeing with you regarding college courses being more independent... - Jane in NC 8:27 May 13
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- Correction: year versus semester - Reya 0:00 May 14
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- Good question! (m) - MaryM 7:45 May 13
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- Yes! My college sons say... - nrg 21:48 May 13
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- I second you completely! (m) - Gwen in VA 15:13 May 13
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- I heard Dr. Wile say something similar yesterday... - Cheryl B in VA 9:02 May 13
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- Well, that tells me all I need to know about Apologia - Reya 0:21 May 14
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- Well, that tells me all I need to know about Apologia - Reya 0:21 May 14
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- Yes! My college sons say... - nrg 21:48 May 13
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- When I attended William and Mary... - Betty 7:01 May 13
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- This is similar to my Naval Academy experience - Sebastian (a lady) 14:30 May 14
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- This is similar to my Naval Academy experience - Sebastian (a lady) 14:30 May 14
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- I beleive I read an article in newspaper recently that College Board will only let (more) - JFS in IL 6:09 May 13
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- for homeschoolers there are a few ways around the AP issue - Betty 6:28 May 13
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- Whether your class has the AP designation is insignificant. Anyone can take the AP test in any subject they choose and it's this score that the colleges will see. You can simply call it "Advanced [subject]" on the transcript. nm - Bev in B'ville 6:17 May 13
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- That works for Junior or earlier AP, Senior tests are too late for admissions, nt - CindyB/stl 10:25 May 13
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- My thoughts on AP tests from the beginning have been on validation of a homeschool transcript..... - Bev in B'ville 12:13 May 13
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- My thoughts on AP tests from the beginning have been on validation of a homeschool transcript..... - Bev in B'ville 12:13 May 13
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- That works for Junior or earlier AP, Senior tests are too late for admissions, nt - CindyB/stl 10:25 May 13
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- for homeschoolers there are a few ways around the AP issue - Betty 6:28 May 13
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- I know you'll all hate me for this... - Elizabeth 20:40 May 14
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- No hate here - I've seen too many apathetic ps teens who are just waiting, waiting ... I have questions, though... - Nan in Mass 5:07 May 15
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- Re: No hate here - I've seen too many apathetic ps teens who are just waiting, waiting ... I have questions, though... - Elizabeth 5:36 May 15
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- So... - Nan in Mass 6:44 May 15
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- See, this is what I did with my older dd... - LoriM 7:19 May 15
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- See, this is what I did with my older dd... - LoriM 7:19 May 15
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- So... - Nan in Mass 6:44 May 15
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- Re: No hate here - I've seen too many apathetic ps teens who are just waiting, waiting ... I have questions, though... - Elizabeth 5:36 May 15
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- No hate here - I've seen too many apathetic ps teens who are just waiting, waiting ... I have questions, though... - Nan in Mass 5:07 May 15
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- The direction this post has taken is beginning to make me feel uncomfortable... - Virginia Dawn 10:58 May 14
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- Many of us are dealing with the same issues so I greatly appreciate the discussions. (m) - Jane in NC 13:19 May 14
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- One of the primary outcomes of my NC State "Foundations of Math Education" course... - LoriM 14:48 May 14
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- One of the primary outcomes of my NC State "Foundations of Math Education" course... - LoriM 14:48 May 14
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- Yikes - I am so sorry - that wasn't how I took your original post at all... - Nan in Mass 11:42 May 14
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- Thank you.... - Virginia Dawn 12:04 May 14 (1)
- Many of us are dealing with the same issues so I greatly appreciate the discussions. (m) - Jane in NC 13:19 May 14
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- Guess I should have posted up here instead of down in the original thread... - Nan in Mass 5:49 May 14
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- And speaking of souls... - Rebecca in VA 6:03 May 14
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- PS - Good guys may finish last, but their souls are intact. ;) nm - Nan in Mass 5:51 May 14
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- PPS - Here's the post I put below but should have put up here... - Nan in Mass 6:00 May 14
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- PPS - Here's the post I put below but should have put up here... - Nan in Mass 6:00 May 14
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- And speaking of souls... - Rebecca in VA 6:03 May 14
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- At 40, I have an entirely different perspective on that "fast track" competitive admission process than I did at 17... - LoriM 5:40 May 14
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- Lori, How did you accomplish this with your dc? - Jan P. 22:08 May 14
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- It is *never* my intention to make anyone compare and contrast or judge - LoriM 7:14 May 15
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- Lori, Thanks so much. - Jan P. 16:51 May 15
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- You said: " She only took 4 classes the first semester, and we did four subjects at home." Only?? - Jane in NC 8:08 May 15 (1)
- Lori, Thanks so much. - Jan P. 16:51 May 15
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- It is *never* my intention to make anyone compare and contrast or judge - LoriM 7:14 May 15
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- Right - my struggling-at-math son is suddenly, at 17, talking about architecture... - Nan in Mass 5:56 May 14
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- Lori, How did you accomplish this with your dc? - Jan P. 22:08 May 14
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- Purposes for college are different, so content is different..... - Cathy in KY 5:39 May 14
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- I think you are absolutely right... - Ria 4:05 May 14
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- It's called the "purple mustache." - srjbdl 9:24 May 13
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- May I ask who his father's employer is? What a wonderful benefit! nt - Sue in St Pete 16:05 May 13
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- Duke University nt - srjbdl 16:40 May 13
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- Duke University nt - srjbdl 16:40 May 13
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- May I ask who his father's employer is? What a wonderful benefit! nt - Sue in St Pete 16:05 May 13
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- Most of the parents I know that have had kids enter top-notch - Holly in N NV 9:13 May 13
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- Mine's in 7th, too... - PamJH 21:04 May 13
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- I couldn't agree more. I was thinking about this very issue the other day (m) - LisaNY 11:54 May 13
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- Music = discipline - Sandra in NC 10:17 May 13
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- Your post has me wondering... - Jane in NC 9:48 May 13
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- Mine's in 7th, too... - PamJH 21:04 May 13
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- Diversity is a plus - even geographical diversity! (m) - Sandra in NC 6:05 May 13
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- I think part of my acceptance to Bryn Mawr college - kate in seattle 9:36 May 13
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- I think part of my acceptance to Bryn Mawr college - kate in seattle 9:36 May 13
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- An apology and qualification.... - Virginia Dawn 3:01 May 14
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- Re: I know a couple of people have mentioned this on the general board but I have just done my own research and have found that college requirements for more desireable colleges in our state have become much more demanding. - Reya 0:11 May 14
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- University of Colorado at Boulder -- our flagship state school -- has similiar requirements -- - coloradostef 15:05 May 13
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- Not to quibble, but I don't think those requirements are similar... - Janet in WA 21:27 May 13
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- Not to quibble, but I don't think those requirements are similar... - Janet in WA 21:27 May 13
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- There may be a reason not brought up here (more inside) - Karin 12:42 May 13
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- In addition to William and Mary which has already discussed these are the exact requirements listed on the local Christopher Newport University, also.. - Virginia Dawn 12:04 May 13
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- Small correction -- CNU recommends 3 years of foreign language. nm - Janet in WA 21:23 May 13
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- I looked up Lynchburg College and copied inside their recommendations...(m) - Kathleen 18:41 May 13
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- And here are U of Richmond's, from their website... - Deb in PA 19:19 May 13
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- And here are U of Richmond's, from their website... - Deb in PA 19:19 May 13
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- This is in Virginia whose state government has recently released statements on the dramatic improvement in Virginia education. I didn't realize that these changes were not going on across the US since ds is staying in state. - Virginia Dawn 12:09 May 13
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- Small correction -- CNU recommends 3 years of foreign language. nm - Janet in WA 21:23 May 13
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- This does not seem an unreasonable college prep route to me - Kate in seattle 9:47 May 13
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- Not even Harvey Mudd and MIT recommend 4 years of lab science...(m) - Kathleen 8:14 May 13
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- It's unreasonable for many majors, imo.... - Carrie in NC 11:13 May 13
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- i'm always willing to listen to the other side - kate in seattle 21:42 May 13
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- This is suppose to be under Kate in Seattle. Sorry! NT - Carrie 11:14 May 13
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- i'm always willing to listen to the other side - kate in seattle 21:42 May 13
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- One thing to consider... - Jane in NC 8:38 May 13
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- It's unreasonable for many majors, imo.... - Carrie in NC 11:13 May 13
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- If you identify the colleges, it would be very helpful. nm - Janet in WA 7:58 May 13
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- Could you qualify your research by referencing your statistics? - Beth 7:16 May 13
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- Are you referring to ivy league schools or just desirable colleges?... - Anna 5:44 May 13
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- Happy Mother's Day everyone! nt - percytruffle 6:42 May 13
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- Yes! Happy Mother's Day! :o) nm - LisaNY 6:23 May 13
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- Something to consider... - Michelle in AL 7:22 May 13
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- Yes, pre-algebra, what are you using? nt - Chris in CA 20:16 May 13
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- Yes, pre-algebra, what are you using? nt - Chris in CA 20:16 May 13
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- Re: A question about Notgrass history, I'm getting confused. Could someone please explain? - Veronica in VA 8:28 May 13 (1)
- Re: Trying again...TOG redesign...how do you like this compared to the classic...are you impressed with the improvements? nt - home'scool 5:32 May 13
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- Do you feel like it has more "hand holding" for the socratic discussion part? Also, (m) - momto3 5:41 May 13
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- Re: Do you feel like it has more "hand holding" for the socratic discussion part? Also, (m) - home'scool 6:24 May 13
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- Re: Do you feel like it has more "hand holding" for the socratic discussion part? Also, (m) - denise 8:49 May 14
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- Thank you so much! This is incredibly helpful! :-) nt - momto3 7:11 May 13
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- Re: Do you feel like it has more "hand holding" for the socratic discussion part? Also, (m) - denise 8:49 May 14
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- Re: Do you feel like it has more "hand holding" for the socratic discussion part? Also, (m) - home'scool 6:24 May 13
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- Do you feel like it has more "hand holding" for the socratic discussion part? Also, (m) - momto3 5:41 May 13
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- Re: Anyone following WTM recommendations for 8th gr. physics?? - Reya 0:28 May 14
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- I'm not sure what to do... - PamJH 21:17 May 13
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- We're doing Conceptual Physics for 8th grade - Ruth in Ottawa 4:23 May 14
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- We're doing Conceptual Physics for 8th grade - Ruth in Ottawa 4:23 May 14
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- I liked the philosophy parts, but didn't find the story interesting. - Carrie in NC 11:23 May 13
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- Hands down my daughter's favorite assigned reading for this year. - Jenny in Florida 21:08 May 12
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- Re: sophie's world - comments? - Myrtle 15:37 May 12
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- We enjoyed it (m) - CynthiaOK 15:04 May 12
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- Which World Views curriculum? nt - Lee 18:41 May 12
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- World Views of the Western World Year 3 by Quine (nt) - CynthiaOK 18:41 May 12
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- World Views of the Western World Year 3 by Quine (nt) - CynthiaOK 18:41 May 12
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- Which World Views curriculum? nt - Lee 18:41 May 12
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- K12 does offer some of their own high school classes nt - Marianne in Texas 18:49 May 13
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- Unless it has changed, they use APEX classes nt - marianne 17:36 May 12
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- Happy Resolution ! - DollyM 10:44 May 14
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- The English dept. didn't write the flier... - Nan in Mass 7:52 May 14
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- Here's my email to the dept chair - DollyM 5:22 May 13
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- I think the tone of this note should be reworked... - Betty 5:52 May 13
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- I would still send corrected copies... (sm) - Sandy in Indy 16:36 May 13
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- wow. I should proof my own work. nt. - Betty 7:04 May 13
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- Thanks, Betty, I agree. - DollyM 6:28 May 13
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- I would still send corrected copies... (sm) - Sandy in Indy 16:36 May 13
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- Re: maybe let it go - Kramer 5:30 May 13
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- Sigh. Yeah, maybe you are right. I'll think on it some more. - DollyM 5:41 May 13
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- Re: Sigh. Yeah, maybe you are right. I'll think on it some more. - Kramer 5:46 May 14
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- Re: Sigh. Yeah, maybe you are right. I'll think on it some more. - Kramer 5:46 May 14
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- Sigh. Yeah, maybe you are right. I'll think on it some more. - DollyM 5:41 May 13
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- I think the tone of this note should be reworked... - Betty 5:52 May 13
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- Thanks for your input. - DollyM 5:05 May 13
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- BLAH. "WAS the first option" SINGULAR! Here I'm making the same errors THEY were making." Argh. (nt) - DollyM 5:07 May 13
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- BLAH. "WAS the first option" SINGULAR! Here I'm making the same errors THEY were making." Argh. (nt) - DollyM 5:07 May 13
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- I'd copy it and correct the errors... - Sandy in Indy 20:12 May 12
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- I wouldn't even consider sending my child; I'd circle all the errors and mail it to the college's admissions dept. and ask for an explanation, too. nt - Ria 14:40 May 12 (1)
- Re: I'd share the name of the college - Kramer 14:17 May 12
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- Yes, enquiring minds want to know, lol nt - Maverick 20:42 May 12
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- Yes, enquiring minds want to know, lol nt - Maverick 20:42 May 12
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- Sorry to have overlooked your post, Colleen.... - Rebecca in VA 13:26 May 12
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- Thanks for your reply... - Colleen in NS 19:10 May 13
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- Many thanks, Rebecca! (m) - junglemom 17:10 May 12
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- Thanks for your reply... - Colleen in NS 19:10 May 13
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- Ebay. nt - Karin 12:47 May 13
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- I've had good luck with www.homeschoolclassifieds.com, too. NT - Brenda in MA 12:52 May 12
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- Popular curricula can be sold on WTM's sale and swap board...(m) - Kathleen 9:24 May 12
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- Chrissy SC--What logic curriculum do you recommend? nt - Amy in MT 20:26 May 12
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- Re: Computer Science, MI MOM ... have any problems finding that link? - MI Mom 7:45 May 12
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- Yeah! ;) nm - Nan in Mass 7:53 May 14
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- I'm so glad! nm - Angel 10:46 May 13
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- Hallelujah! Happy Mother's Day, (((Stacey))) :o) nm - LisaNY 4:35 May 13
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- Great new, Stacey. More good things to come.-nt - Valinbc 20:57 May 12
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- I am so happy for you and your children! God is faithful. nt - ChristyB inAL 20:06 May 12
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- Awww. . . Happy Mother's Day. :o) nt - FloridaLisa 19:01 May 12
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- LOL! Yes, *I* made reservations at a nice restaurant for supper tomorrow!--nt - StaceyL in Canada 19:18 May 12
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- LOL! Yes, *I* made reservations at a nice restaurant for supper tomorrow!--nt - StaceyL in Canada 19:18 May 12
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- Oh, praise God! That's wonderful! nt - Merry 18:34 May 12
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- Oh Happy Day!!! (nt) - Jan P. 18:14 May 12
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- Rejoicing with you! God does take care of widows and orphans.. - SusanAR 15:58 May 12
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- this brought tears to my eyes. you have been SO faithful. Rejoicing with you. [nt] - kate in seattle 12:37 May 12
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- So thankful for what the Lord has done! He is good! nm. - Elaine in PA 11:49 May 12
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- YES! - Carrie in NC 11:49 May 12
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- I'm one of the last ones to hear the news, but rejoicing with you, nonetheless!! BWG! nt - Valerie(TX) 11:00 May 12
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- Thanksgiving!!! Springtime grace, indeed. nt - Laurel in CA 9:40 May 12
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- Rejoicing with you..nm - Lyn 9:25 May 12
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- Stacey! That's wonderful. We're rejoicing with you in God's loving care. (nt) - Kathleen 8:37 May 12
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- Stacey, God is gracious. How wonderful! nt - Katia 8:30 May 12
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- Awesome!!!! Yea God! nt - Lisa TX 8:23 May 12
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- Thanks be to God! You must feel like a huge burden has been lifted! nt - MaryM 8:18 May 12
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- Fantastic! God is so very kind (nt) - CynthiaOK 8:06 May 12
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- We are so, so delighted...Blessed be the name of the Lord!!! - Clara in Miami 8:04 May 12
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- Praise God for answered prayer! So happy for you Stacey. (nt) - VH in MN 7:07 May 12
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- And now just enjoy those boys! (nt) - Jane in NC 6:20 May 12
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- Wonderful news, Stacey! :) nt - Ria 5:51 May 12
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- Yea God! nt - Chris in VA 5:22 May 12
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- We serve an amazing God! Rejoicing in your good news!! nt - percytruffle 5:21 May 12
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- He is good. What a wonderful example of His faithfulness! Now--you rest in that peace. (nt) - Beth in OH 4:55 May 12
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- Celebrating God's goodness with you! Thanks for sharing the good news. (nt) - Dawn in MI 4:54 May 12
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- Humble thanksgivings to Him for you and the boys. (nt) - Janie 3:54 May 12
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- Oh, Stacey, I'm so happy for you and your boys. You will finally have peace. Thank you God! - Bev in B'ville 3:34 May 12
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- That is wonderful! nt - Laura in VA 3:13 May 12
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- I am happy for you.... - Peela 2:05 May 12
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- Stacey, I am so relieved to hear this! But dear, you *do* deserve this, in so many ways. - Robin in Tx 21:33 May 11
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- That is awesome, Stacey! - Maverick 21:31 May 11
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- Thanking God with you! That's very good news:o) nt - mom2abcd 21:29 May 11
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- Oh, Stacey! What wonderful news! I'm so relieved to hear things are settling down. [nt] - Jenny in Florida 21:06 May 11
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- try this - Hoggirl 14:01 May 12
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- Saving this! Thanks, Cynthia. Minor link correction inside... - Janie 14:57 May 12
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- thanks for fixing my goof! Sorry I left out one of the hyphens! nt - Hoggirl 11:05 May 13
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- thanks for fixing my goof! Sorry I left out one of the hyphens! nt - Hoggirl 11:05 May 13
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- Saving this! Thanks, Cynthia. Minor link correction inside... - Janie 14:57 May 12
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- Beth Moore has a study on the Tabernacle. nt - Happy 5:44 May 12
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- My all-time favorite Beth Moore study -- A Woman's Heart: God's Dwelling Place. nt - FloridaLisa 19:03 May 12
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- My all-time favorite Beth Moore study -- A Woman's Heart: God's Dwelling Place. nt - FloridaLisa 19:03 May 12
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- Sometimes I feel our kids can't be kids anymore. - Jan P. 18:19 May 12
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- I know. We're ignoring it all and hoping it comes out right in the end somehow. And don't you wonder... - Nan in Mass 5:21 May 14
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- I agree with you, Jan... - CindyJ 19:31 May 12
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- I know. We're ignoring it all and hoping it comes out right in the end somehow. And don't you wonder... - Nan in Mass 5:21 May 14
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- Dd was accepted to W&M (m) - Gwen in VA 11:12 May 12
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- I have a friend who didn't get accepted to W&M.... - Kramer 14:23 May 12
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- I'm sorry if I wasn't clear -- - Gwen in VA 20:40 May 12
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- I'm sorry if I wasn't clear -- - Gwen in VA 20:40 May 12
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- I have a friend who didn't get accepted to W&M.... - Kramer 14:23 May 12
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- W&M requirements - Linda in VA 7:58 May 12
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- There is one point where mathmatically a student could catch up easily..... - Kathy in MD 6:42 May 12
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- The schools around here have made that easier... - Beth 8:55 May 12
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- The schools around here have made that easier... - Beth 8:55 May 12
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- Thank you for posting this! This is very sobering. (nt) - Rebecca in VA 3:39 May 12
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- Being a VA resident I think that W & M is actually the most difficult school in VA to get into. - Cheryl B in VA 3:12 May 12
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- since it's my alma mater, I don't want to shut the door on my child going... - Betty 14:13 May 12
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- since it's my alma mater, I don't want to shut the door on my child going... - Betty 14:13 May 12
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- Which level TT did you use? - Mom2Many 16:10 May 12
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- Pre-Algebra nt - Holly in N NV 8:55 May 13
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- Pre-Algebra nt - Holly in N NV 8:55 May 13
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- Thanks for posting. I've been asking..... - Katia 8:39 May 12
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- Hey Katia, - Holly in N NV 8:55 May 13
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- Thanks, Holly. We are purchasing a Chalkdust Algebra II for summer... - Katia 11:07 May 13
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- Hi Katia, No simple answers are there! - Holly in N NV 14:25 May 13
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- I love your "cheekiness" and have wondered the same thing, actually, lol! nt - Katia 15:41 May 13
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- Good-I don't want to be totally offensive-just tolerably offensive-haha! nt - Holly in N NV 8:17 May 14
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- Good-I don't want to be totally offensive-just tolerably offensive-haha! nt - Holly in N NV 8:17 May 14
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- I love your "cheekiness" and have wondered the same thing, actually, lol! nt - Katia 15:41 May 13
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- Hi Katia, No simple answers are there! - Holly in N NV 14:25 May 13
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- Thanks, Holly. We are purchasing a Chalkdust Algebra II for summer... - Katia 11:07 May 13
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- Hey Katia, - Holly in N NV 8:55 May 13
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- YAY!! for you and dd...good going! (NT) - Mommyfaithe 18:53 May 11
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- Are these scores from standardized testing? Which test? (nt) - Jane in NC 16:32 May 11
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- CAT5 nt - Holly in N NV 17:46 May 11
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- CAT5 nt - Holly in N NV 17:46 May 11
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- more opinions! - Anita in ID 19:11 May 12
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- Anita - Mom2Many 21:07 May 12
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- not Anita, but... - Peela 21:52 May 12
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- yes, I did mean that! - Anita in ID 22:09 May 12
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- Your ds nailed why I prefer the more "natural" approach of Cambridge, Oerberg, etc.... - LisaNY 4:39 May 13
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- Really Learning the Grammar - Mom2Many 6:24 May 13
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- you are not left hanging without grammar instruction!... - Peela 18:19 May 13
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- It is funny... - Nan in Mass 12:43 May 14
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- Re: It is funny... - Mom2Many 14:08 May 14
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- *Exactly*! nm - LisaNY 4:21 May 16
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- *Exactly*! nm - LisaNY 4:21 May 16
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- Re: It is funny... - Mom2Many 14:08 May 14
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- It is funny... - Nan in Mass 12:43 May 14
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- you are not left hanging without grammar instruction!... - Peela 18:19 May 13
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- Really Learning the Grammar - Mom2Many 6:24 May 13
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- Your ds nailed why I prefer the more "natural" approach of Cambridge, Oerberg, etc.... - LisaNY 4:39 May 13
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- yes, I did mean that! - Anita in ID 22:09 May 12
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- not Anita, but... - Peela 21:52 May 12
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- Anita - Mom2Many 21:07 May 12
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- Re: Latin - Again ....Henle or Cambridge - Mom2Many 16:56 May 11
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- My ds started out with Cambridge - Jean in Wisc. 15:17 May 11
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- I think you should find out if they both use the same approach... - CindyJ 13:24 May 11
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- Cambridge is whole to parts - Mom2Many 14:06 May 11
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- Re: The reason it seems to me that a teacher might be more... - CindyJ 17:43 May 11
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- Speaking from personal experience, I have to disagree with you here (m) - LisaNY 5:07 May 13
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- I really appreciate your comments, Lisa, because it makes a lot of sense... - CindyJ 13:38 May 15
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- I'm glad that helped (m) - LisaNY 4:30 May 16
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- I'm glad that helped (m) - LisaNY 4:30 May 16
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- For those of us who are seive-brained... - Nan in Mass 12:51 May 14 (1)
- yes, thats my experience too... - Peela 6:20 May 13
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- I learned so much faster with Cambridge Latin...more - Dee 20:33 May 14
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- I learned so much faster with Cambridge Latin...more - Dee 20:33 May 14
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- I really appreciate your comments, Lisa, because it makes a lot of sense... - CindyJ 13:38 May 15
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- yes- this is teh age old debate between whole to parts and parts to whole for Latin.... - Peela 20:14 May 11
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- to answer you all in one go ;)........ - Peela 20:38 May 12
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- Could you combine a grammar approach with Cambridge? - Mom2Many 16:08 May 12
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- We do both...m - Dee 18:45 May 12
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- We do both...m - Dee 18:45 May 12
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- That was a very helpful answer, Peela .. I just want to comment on the grammar approach being dry... - CindyJ 15:46 May 12
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- yes, of course... - Peela 20:14 May 12
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- yes, of course... - Peela 20:14 May 12
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- e-tutor...do share, please, Peela - Mom2Many 14:19 May 12
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- ISBN request - Carole in DE 6:34 May 12
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- to answer you all in one go ;)........ - Peela 20:38 May 12
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- Speaking from personal experience, I have to disagree with you here (m) - LisaNY 5:07 May 13
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- Re: The reason it seems to me that a teacher might be more... - CindyJ 17:43 May 11
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- Cambridge is whole to parts - Mom2Many 14:06 May 11
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- Thanks for all you help! I think we'll do a bit of Singapore and then move into Jacobs. nt - Tami 23:11 May 11
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- Of course I meant all of YOUR help. Sigh. nt - Tami 7:55 May 12
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- Of course I meant all of YOUR help. Sigh. nt - Tami 7:55 May 12
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- I'd do the singapore in the summer... - Betty 18:24 May 11
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- Can he do it if you give him prompts? - Ruth in Ottawa 17:44 May 11
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- Re: Can he do it if you give him prompts? - Tami 18:20 May 11
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- I don't know this for sure but...(m) - EKS 18:47 May 11
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- Re: I don't know this for sure but...(m) - Tami 22:46 May 11
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- Jacobs sequence and contents - Tami 23:09 May 11
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- Jacobs sequence and contents - Tami 23:09 May 11
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- Re: I don't know this for sure but...(m) - Tami 22:46 May 11
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- I don't know this for sure but...(m) - EKS 18:47 May 11
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- Re: Can he do it if you give him prompts? - Tami 18:20 May 11
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- I'd do what you are thinking... - Ria 12:34 May 11
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- PM 5 and 6 sounds like a good idea to me too. NT - Lh 12:52 May 11
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- PM 5 and 6 sounds like a good idea to me too. NT - Lh 12:52 May 11
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- My 2 9th graders used both this year, and they said . . . - April in TX 7:01 May 14
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- I used Runkle's for my dd and gave her an Earth Science credit - Christi/NC 14:09 May 11
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- Re: Runkle Geography and Apologia Physical Science: Are they A)Complimentary B)Redundant or C)Completely different from each other? nt - Pam L 13:45 May 11
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- How about "Somewhat Redundant" (m) - CynthiaOK 12:52 May 11
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- Thank you, that's kind of what I thought (sm) - Diana in OR 13:47 May 11
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- Thank you, that's kind of what I thought (sm) - Diana in OR 13:47 May 11
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- Re: Another history question..... Which do you prefer Paul Johnson's book or Schweikart and Allen's book? more inside - Kathleen 12:36 May 11
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- By the way, are there similar such books for world history? - Adrian 14:17 May 11
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- Re: By the way, are there similar such books for world history? - Kathleen 15:15 May 11
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- Re: By the way, are there similar such books for world history? - Kathleen 15:15 May 11
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- By the way, are there similar such books for world history? - Adrian 14:17 May 11
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- Ok, I must have missed the guide recommendations on Ambleside (more) - Diane in Phoenix 14:34 May 11
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- I use AO with High Schoolers... - Mommyfaithe 13:36 May 11
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- Thanks, Faithe (more) - Di 14:36 May 11
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- Oops, the above is from me. - Diane in Phoenix 14:43 May 11
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- Oops, the above is from me. - Diane in Phoenix 14:43 May 11
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- Thanks, Faithe (more) - Di 14:36 May 11
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- Melissa is right, Ambleside does suggest which Truthquest guide goes with which year... - Pat in MI 13:30 May 11
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- Quite a few people use the Truthquest guides along with history studies. I believe the Ambleside website states which guide goes with which years. nt - Melissa B 12:56 May 11
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- No IG's with Ambleside - Solamichella 12:14 May 11
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- Thanks! (more) - Diane in Phoenix 12:40 May 11
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- I think TOG would fit that bill. - momee 8:54 May 12
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- TOG with one high school student...(m) - Kathleen 12:38 May 12
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- Thanks, I appreciate your thoughts. I think I'll spend a bit of time at both the TOG & AO websites, while still debating my SL plan. (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 11:50 May 13
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- Thanks, I appreciate your thoughts. I think I'll spend a bit of time at both the TOG & AO websites, while still debating my SL plan. (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 11:50 May 13
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- TOG with one high school student...(m) - Kathleen 12:38 May 12
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- Re: Thanks! (more) - Mommyfaithe 13:41 May 11
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- I think TOG would fit that bill. - momee 8:54 May 12
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- Thanks! (more) - Diane in Phoenix 12:40 May 11
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- Thanks for sharing how you work your various schedules. It's helpful to hear and gives me food for thought for the future. nt - Colleen in NS 11:49 May 12
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- What my dc came up with.... - Bev in B'ville 3:51 May 12
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- I was very motivated in high school and worked out my schedule this way, too. No problems academically, and I enjoyed my day off to pursue other interests. nt - Christy B 8:21 May 12
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- This is how I do with my younger kiddo (12)... - Pamela 5:36 May 12
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- I was very motivated in high school and worked out my schedule this way, too. No problems academically, and I enjoyed my day off to pursue other interests. nt - Christy B 8:21 May 12
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- well, we have an afternoon and a morning for out of the house classes... - Peela 2:02 May 12
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- We do 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 days, our days are shorter than most people's and we still finish the bulk of work by April <sm> - Pamela 14:16 May 11
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- JFWIW, just because we "finish," we don't - Pamela 14:19 May 11
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- JFWIW, just because we "finish," we don't - Pamela 14:19 May 11
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- We have problems enough getting the work done in 5! nt - Gwen in VA 11:59 May 11
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- Re: 4 day schedule in high school? - Pam L 11:53 May 11
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- I think this might only work if you schooled year around & you'd probably have to start the summer before 9th grade. (nt) - Dawn in MI 11:53 May 11
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- I talked to WP yesterday about a number of things, including Royals and Revolution m - Chris in VA 18:11 May 11
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- Rephrase: R&S math preparation for Algebra, etc.? nt - Colleen in NS 12:20 May 11
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- My son used it for 9th grade - Laura in VA 15:43 May 11
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- Thanks everyone for responding. NT - Pam L 11:45 May 11
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- The Hakim would need to be the supplement. It's really a late elementary/middle school series. In high school, you want to work a lot with primary documents and with books or texts that explore the relationships between events, causes, etc. Hakim is more of a series of narrativons about people and events.nt - Laurie4b 11:35 May 11
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- you should tell this to the HS I graduated from (LOL) - Dawn K 14:58 May 11
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- you should tell this to the HS I graduated from (LOL) - Dawn K 14:58 May 11
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- It would have to be more than just a *few* written papers. Do you have the HistUS study guides? If using the SG, you might be able to stretch it w/little else. nt - Anna 11:29 May 11
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- I would only give it a credit if it were being supplemented with other resources... - Betty 11:20 May 11
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- I agree with Betty... - Robin in DFW 11:46 May 11
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- Thanks for that info, Robin... nt - Pam L 11:55 May 11
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- Thanks for that info, Robin... nt - Pam L 11:55 May 11
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- I agree with Betty... - Robin in DFW 11:46 May 11
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- Not high school level...(m) - Kathleen 11:19 May 11
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- Er. . .this is JMHO, but I didn't think Hakim qualified as high school level. (more) - Caron 10:42 May 11
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- Caron: What other American History spines did you use with your high schoolers? NT - Pam L 11:42 May 11
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- Sorry I didn't respond until now! - Caron 8:44 May 14
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- Sorry I didn't respond until now! - Caron 8:44 May 14
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- Caron: What other American History spines did you use with your high schoolers? NT - Pam L 11:42 May 11
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- A friend used the Chemistry program. - Jan P. 12:38 May 11
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- Web page reference? - Jane in NC 10:39 May 11
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- look inside... - Robin in DFW 10:47 May 11
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- Yes, I did have a chance to look at this... - Jane in NC 11:25 May 11
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- Thanks so much for your reply.... - Robin in DFW 11:36 May 11
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- Well... - Jane in NC 12:04 May 11
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- Well... - Jane in NC 12:04 May 11
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- Thanks so much for your reply.... - Robin in DFW 11:36 May 11
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- Yes, I did have a chance to look at this... - Jane in NC 11:25 May 11
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- look inside... - Robin in DFW 10:47 May 11
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- Thank you for all of your kind words & prayers - LC 22:00 May 17
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- Haven't checked the boards for a bit but someone... - Bula Mama 6:28 May 16
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- LC, my sympathies... - StaceyL in Canada 20:40 May 11
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- . . . and your family, LC, is now in our prayers. (nt) - Tina in Ouray 10:01 May 11
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- ...and in ours as well. nt - percytruffle 10:50 May 11
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- ...and in ours as well. nt - percytruffle 10:50 May 11
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- We love Dr. Lund! - Jan P. 18:28 May 12
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- Forgot to mention that I'm under a deadline to make this decision so any help would be fabulous! Thanks!! nm - Janet 9:06 May 11
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- I vote for Fritz . . . - cb in socal 13:22 May 11
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- CB--great review! Thanks so much! Any other's have comments to add? Thanks. nm - Janet 13:57 May 11
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- CB--great review! Thanks so much! Any other's have comments to add? Thanks. nm - Janet 13:57 May 11
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- I vote for Fritz . . . - cb in socal 13:22 May 11
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- Definitely repeat with Saxon Algebra 1; very different programs, and Saxon includes Geometry (nt) - LoriM 8:20 May 11
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- Thank you nt - Quiver0f10 15:06 May 11
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- Thank you nt - Quiver0f10 15:06 May 11
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- Thank you, both nt - Quiver0f10 15:07 May 11
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- Alg 1, Alg 2 Geo. Re-did portions of Geo from Chalkdust to get more thorough explanation of proofs, at daughter's request.nm - Janet 9:54 May 11
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- We did alg 1, alg 2 and then geo, though our alg 1 was not TT. nt - Kelli in TN 8:19 May 11
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- Can you describe your son's learning style? (nt) - Ruth in Ottawa 8:58 May 11
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- I'm not sure what you mean by style? - Judith 9:25 May 11
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- Here's what I'm getting at: - Ruth in Ottawa 13:09 May 11
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- Re: Here's what I'm getting at: - Judith 15:03 May 11
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- My thoughts - Ruth in Ottawa 17:53 May 11
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- Re: My thoughts - Judith 22:38 May 11
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- Re: My thoughts - Judith 22:38 May 11
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- My thoughts - Ruth in Ottawa 17:53 May 11
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- Re: Here's what I'm getting at: - Judith 15:03 May 11
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- Here's what I'm getting at: - Ruth in Ottawa 13:09 May 11
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- I'm not sure what you mean by style? - Judith 9:25 May 11
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- One suggestion that helped me tremendously... - Bev in B'ville 7:28 May 11
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- Yes, many variables... - GVA 9:51 May 11
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- Depends on the student and upon the resources available. - Caron 8:53 May 11
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- If you use the BJU DVD's, do you have to do the labs separately, or... - CindyJ 13:29 May 11
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- If you use the BJU DVD's, do you have to do the labs separately, or... - CindyJ 13:29 May 11
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- I like your plan #1 - Maverick 10:23 May 11
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- LOL... those finance guys! - Adrian 12:22 May 11
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- Reminds me when... - Jane in NC 13:35 May 11
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- Lol, great stories nt - Maverick 13:57 May 11
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- Lol, great stories nt - Maverick 13:57 May 11
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- Funny! nt - Ria 12:35 May 11
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- Reminds me when... - Jane in NC 13:35 May 11
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- Thank you so much! - Ria 12:06 May 11
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- It probably doesn't matter - Maverick 13:35 May 11
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- It probably doesn't matter - Maverick 13:35 May 11
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- LOL... those finance guys! - Adrian 12:22 May 11
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- Just a warning, Ria... - Jane in NC 5:21 May 11
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- Thanks Jane and Teddi.... - Ria 5:32 May 11
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- Agree with Jane.. - Teddi 5:27 May 11
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- Same with my nephew - percytruffle 6:22 May 11
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- Same with my nephew - percytruffle 6:22 May 11
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- Thanks Jane and Teddi.... - Ria 5:32 May 11
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- If the isbns are the same they are... - Jann in TX 4:41 May 11
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- The ISBN's are not the same (m) - mom2jrcsc 4:56 May 11
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- We are still talking minor differences...I just checked your edition too... - Jann in TX 5:49 May 11
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- We are still talking minor differences...I just checked your edition too... - Jann in TX 5:49 May 11
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- The ISBN's are not the same (m) - mom2jrcsc 4:56 May 11
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- Only do Calculus If your kid is solid in the Classes you currently have planned - CindyB/STL 5:26 May 11
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- If you were to combine Geometry with something, I'd... - Pamela 4:24 May 11
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- another possible sequence.... - Bev in B'ville 3:14 May 11
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- You may want to e-mail Chalkdust to make sure, but I asked Chalkdust this question a couple of summers ago at our CHEA convention. - Caron 21:46 May 10 (2)
- Trig is usually included in Pre-Calc. I'm sure one of the math moms can tell you for sure. (nt) - Staci in MO 21:31 May 10
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- I found this on Chalkdust's website (m) - Staci in MO 22:02 May 10
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- I found this on Chalkdust's website (m) - Staci in MO 22:02 May 10
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- Re: Warriner's English... - Jean in Wisc 5:36 May 11
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- Jean....Re: Warriner's English... - Michelle in AL 6:15 May 11
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- Jean....Re: Warriner's English... - Michelle in AL 6:15 May 11
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- We have used these... - percytruffle 5:42 May 11
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- Haven't seen this one, but... - Laura in CT 5:21 May 11
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- Dunno. I haven't listened too closely. Neither has my high schooler. My elementary kids like them, though. sm - Laurie4b 21:03 May 10
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- Sorry, I meant to add to that.... - Mary 20:35 May 10
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- OOPS! That's the National *BIBLICAL* Greek Exam. nt - ereks mom 19:54 May 10
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- Why not consider getting college credit - Cheri in MN 5:55 May 11
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- Thanks for the link nt - Quiver0f10 7:19 May 11
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- Thanks for the link nt - Quiver0f10 7:19 May 11
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- Thanks for the link nt - Quiver0f10 7:19 May 11
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- Life Prep for Teens available at Rainbow Resource under twenty bucks! - cat in black 4:33 May 11
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- Thanks, I will check it out nt - Quiver0f10 7:11 May 11
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- Thanks, I will check it out nt - Quiver0f10 7:11 May 11
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- Financial Peace for the Next Generation is on sale right now... - Heather in WA 22:27 May 10
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- Wow, that is a good deal! Thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 7:10 May 11
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- Wow, that is a good deal! Thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 7:10 May 11
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- Yes! Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace for the Next Generation. (nt) - Kimm in WA 21:30 May 10
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- Please ignore the typoes. *blush* nt - Quiver0f10 19:44 May 10
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- We have been pleased with Rusty Hughes with Potter's School. nm - Janet 7:17 May 11
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- Ditto. nt - LynnG in Hawaii 13:49 May 11
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- We've been happy with this TPS class also. Course uses Apologia. nt - Cynde 8:55 May 11
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- Ditto. nt - LynnG in Hawaii 13:49 May 11
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- My son took the Scholars Online chemistry course and... - LaJuana 22:25 May 10
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- I second LaJuana's recommendation for SO nt - Gwen in VA 6:29 May 11
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- I second LaJuana's recommendation for SO nt - Gwen in VA 6:29 May 11
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- I've been wondering about this too, and I hope you get some responses! nt - ereks mom 6:57 May 11
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- How does the co-op schedule this? - Cathy in KY 5:02 May 11
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- From another board... - MIch elle 5:10 May 11
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- Well, if you saw my post above, I've had sort of the same dilemma. Dr. Jay Wile (of Apologia).... - Katia 22:06 May 10
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- No problem...more inside... - Janie 16:19 May 10
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- I definitely will! (m) - Michelle in MO 16:36 May 10
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- How sweet! (m) - Janie 3:46 May 11
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- I'm checking this from out of town (m) - Michelle in MO 15:34 May 12
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- I'm checking this from out of town (m) - Michelle in MO 15:34 May 12
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- How sweet! (m) - Janie 3:46 May 11
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- I definitely will! (m) - Michelle in MO 16:36 May 10
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- Thanks for remembering, Valerie... - StaceyL in Canada 14:27 May 10
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- Bless you! (m, including our family's news) - Valerie(TX) 4:39 May 11
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- Valerie, as sooon as I replied to you yesterday... - StaceyL in Canada 6:02 May 11
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- It's 4:15 PM EDT, I hope all is well. - Jan P. 13:13 May 11
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- It's 4:15 PM EDT, I hope all is well. - Jan P. 13:13 May 11
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- Valerie, as sooon as I replied to you yesterday... - StaceyL in Canada 6:02 May 11
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- Praying for you as well Stacey, your strength and grace are such an encouragement t ome (Nt) - Clara in Miami 18:54 May 10
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- (((Stacey))) I'll be praying. :o) nm - LisaNY 18:14 May 10
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- you know you have a standing invidation to seattle (nt) - kate in seattle 17:05 May 10
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- Oh, Stacey...prayers ascending here. And virtual hugs too. Please let us know when the time is right. Wanna come to VA when it's all said and done?!! (nt) - Janie 16:24 May 10
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- Thank you for the invitations, Janie and Kate... - StaceyL in Canada 6:03 May 11
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- I'm a short drive south of Janie... - LoriM 7:39 May 11
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- Btw, Lori, I'll wave as I pass about 7 a.m. next Friday on the way to the beach! Springmaid again! (nt) - Janie 7:45 May 11
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- Are you going to Myrtle? - Jane in NC 11:30 May 11
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- Yep. So, you can't imagine me as a motorcyle mama? Awww........ - Janie 12:48 May 11
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- Have you been to Brookgreen Gardens? - Jane in NC 13:41 May 11 (1)
- Yep. So, you can't imagine me as a motorcyle mama? Awww........ - Janie 12:48 May 11
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- I wish you'd stop in sometime! (nt) - LoriM 8:17 May 11
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- Are you going to Myrtle? - Jane in NC 11:30 May 11
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- Btw, Lori, I'll wave as I pass about 7 a.m. next Friday on the way to the beach! Springmaid again! (nt) - Janie 7:45 May 11
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- Heh, heh...6 boybarians loose inTX. Whatever house we're in, you'd be most welcome! nt - Valerie(TX) 7:02 May 11
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- Yes, start in NY, work your way down the east coast, THEN you can go west. In fact, Stacey, why not take off the entire next year and take those boybarians on a traveling field trip! In fact, start in CA and float down the river like Marquette & Joliet, then come east! Such fun we are having with you, planning your life and all! (nt) - Janie 6:29 May 11
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- They can't have you anyway, you need to come to NY first!. "Please take a number and wait behind the yellow line for a chance to have Stacey visit."nt - percytruffle 6:26 May 11
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- Yeah! Come to NY first! I am told by both friends & family that I'm a really good cook. :o) nm - LisaNY 9:53 May 11
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- Yeah! Come to NY first! I am told by both friends & family that I'm a really good cook. :o) nm - LisaNY 9:53 May 11
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- I'm a short drive south of Janie... - LoriM 7:39 May 11
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- Thank you for the invitations, Janie and Kate... - StaceyL in Canada 6:03 May 11
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- Prayers for good news tomorrow!! Please let us know how it goes. nt - percytruffle 14:33 May 10
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- Bless you! (m, including our family's news) - Valerie(TX) 4:39 May 11
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- Bob Jones University's American History (11th grade) is well-known... - mom2abcd 21:04 May 10
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- How do you make Hakim's "A History of US" a complete high school credit?? - Pam L 7:16 May 11
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- Sonlight uses them in their highschool core #100. nt - Beth in TN 8:54 May 11
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- Sonlight uses them in their highschool core #100. nt - Beth in TN 8:54 May 11
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- How do you make Hakim's "A History of US" a complete high school credit?? - Pam L 7:16 May 11
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- Hey, how bout A Patriot's History of the United States by Schweikart and Allen? - Adrian 12:24 May 10
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- Adrian, Can you please tell me how you used it with your children and also... - Judy 18:44 May 10
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- Well, I was just putting in my vote, actually.... - Adrian 20:14 May 10
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- Adrian, thank you for taking your time to answer my questions! - Judy 20:27 May 10
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- Adrian, thank you for taking your time to answer my questions! - Judy 20:27 May 10
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- Well, I was just putting in my vote, actually.... - Adrian 20:14 May 10
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- Yes, the Patriot's History is quite good. My tenth grader and 12 grader are almost finished with it. They managed to understand it and didn't complain about it which was unusual:)nt - Merry 15:40 May 10
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- I agree with Adrian...(m) - Kathleen 12:38 May 10
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- Why do you like Johnson? nt - Teddi 12:39 May 10
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- Re: Why do you like Johnson? nt - Kathleen 13:30 May 10
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- Thanks. I had heard generally good things about Johnson, but no specifics. nt - Teddi 5:42 May 11
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- Thanks. I had heard generally good things about Johnson, but no specifics. nt - Teddi 5:42 May 11
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- Re: Why do you like Johnson? nt - Kathleen 13:30 May 10
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- Why do you like Johnson? nt - Teddi 12:39 May 10
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- Adrian, Can you please tell me how you used it with your children and also... - Judy 18:44 May 10
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- Re: For a nearly 15 year old boy, which would be more enjoyable and readable: (portions of) Don Quixote or (the entire book of) Westward Ho! (Kingsley) ... - Reya 0:38 May 14
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- FWIW, my almost 14yob is enjoying Don Quixote. (nt) - Kimm in WA 21:32 May 10
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- Thank you...I think we will read this one too.... - RhondaM. 4:31 May 11
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- Thank you...I think we will read this one too.... - RhondaM. 4:31 May 11
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- THANKS! nt - Gwen in VA 19:56 May 10
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- Re: Question for any moms who have had kids take AP exams in multiple locations in one year (m) - Kathy in Richmond 16:24 May 10
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- Yes, I think that is how it is to be done. (nm) - Susan in IL 19:10 May 10
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- Yes, I think that is how it is to be done. (nm) - Susan in IL 19:10 May 10
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- Gwen, I think YOU are the resident AP expert on this board! Suggestion.. - MaryM 16:04 May 10
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- Here's an interactive site - KPM 17:38 May 10 (1)
- Nope and yep - Adrian 11:04 May 10
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- Oh c'mon, Adrian. You're not going to give us a proof of Cauchy-Schwarz? (nt) - Jane in NC 11:11 May 10
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- I'm afraid you'll have to buy Gelfand's book for that - Adrian 11:33 May 10
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- I'm afraid you'll have to buy Gelfand's book for that - Adrian 11:33 May 10
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- Oh c'mon, Adrian. You're not going to give us a proof of Cauchy-Schwarz? (nt) - Jane in NC 11:11 May 10
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- I guess I'll have to look elsewhere, thanks...nt - DianeJM 14:00 May 11
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- I confess I am an avid reader & only made it 1/2 through the book last year. (blush) sm - Dawn in MI 4:09 May 11
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- If you do decide to have him read the whole book, I recommend the translation by Norman Denny; it was much more readable than an other translation we tried. (nm) - Kareni 17:59 May 10
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- Yes!! I ordered a second copy ten years ago not knowing that it was abridged (to 400 pp). But it was *perfect* for the kids to read. ISBN inside. - Janie 14:00 May 10
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- What???? Don't tell me it doesn't include dozens of pages on the theory of sewers! How could you possibly leave that out? nt - Debbie in Ohio 16:06 May 10
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- What???? Don't tell me it doesn't include dozens of pages on the theory of sewers! How could you possibly leave that out? nt - Debbie in Ohio 16:06 May 10
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- How about the play? - Linda in VA 12:27 May 10
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- Just making sure it's the same book see inside please - and if so do you have ISBN for the solution manual ? thank you - lh 11:45 May 10
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- My books - Christi/NC 12:05 May 10
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- Thanks again Christi. My book arrived today. (link) - LH 13:41 May 14
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- Thanks, Christi - it may just be one edition old or - lh 14:24 May 10
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- Thanks again Christi. My book arrived today. (link) - LH 13:41 May 14
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- My books - Christi/NC 12:05 May 10
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- Re: Chalkdust ISBN needed for Algebra-2 student book please - Christi/NC 10:40 May 10
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- You're a gem. Thank you! NT - lh 11:38 May 10
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- You're a gem. Thank you! NT - lh 11:38 May 10
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- Thank you, ladies! - Brenda From Tenn 5:19 May 11
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- Would Truthquest be a useful addition to Human Odyssey?--nt - StaceyL in Canada 11:24 May 10
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- I used TQ with a textbook for 8th gr. (m) - LisaNY 18:21 May 10
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- That is exactly what I would like to do with it, but I wanted some feedback from ladies who had done that. - Brenda From Tenn 12:35 May 10
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- I used TQ with a textbook for 8th gr. (m) - LisaNY 18:21 May 10
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- We use a spine -- Western Civ. nt - Gwen in VA 10:11 May 10
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- Do you schedule it into TQ, or add TQ topics to your spine...?? Thanks. nt - RhondaM. 11:48 May 10
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- Ummm...true confessions -- - Gwen in VA 19:58 May 10
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- Gwen, What Truthquest did you use this year? - Brenda From Tenn 4:51 May 11
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- Gwen, What Truthquest did you use this year? - Brenda From Tenn 4:51 May 11
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- Ummm...true confessions -- - Gwen in VA 19:58 May 10
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- Do you schedule it into TQ, or add TQ topics to your spine...?? Thanks. nt - RhondaM. 11:48 May 10
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- I just recently got Passport to the World from Prentice Hall - AngieW inTexas 20:24 May 10
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- We did Spanish I via BJU DVDs this year . . . - LynnG in Hawaii 20:11 May 10
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- Thank you , Lynn. A few more specific ? if you have time... - Ang in TX 5:59 May 11
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- More info . . . - LynnG in Hawaii 13:59 May 11
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- More info . . . - LynnG in Hawaii 13:59 May 11
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- Thank you , Lynn. A few more specific ? if you have time... - Ang in TX 5:59 May 11
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- Piggybacking--if anyone can compare BJU to SOS, I'm considering these for a 9th grader next year - Maverick 8:47 May 10
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- If you're looking for shows from the '30s-50's this site says they have them. - K-FL 13:00 May 10
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- Thanks for the links. The kids are enjoying them already, Red Skelton, Baby Snooks, what fun. nt - momee 16:59 May 10
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- Thanks for the links. The kids are enjoying them already, Red Skelton, Baby Snooks, what fun. nt - momee 16:59 May 10
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- Old Radio Shows - DMA in CA 11:16 May 10
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- Re: I've seen the Jacobs vs. Chalkdust discussion; what about BJU Geometry? - Monica 7:30 May 10
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- I've only tutored BJU Geometry once... - Jann in TX 8:55 May 10
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- I've only tutored BJU Geometry once... - Jann in TX 8:55 May 10
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- Re: TOG question regarding Spielvogel - Kathleen 7:11 May 10
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- Re: TOG question regarding Spielvogel - home'scool 8:33 May 10
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- Not a TOG user but I have it. - Moira in MA 8:42 May 10
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- Not a TOG user but I have it. - Moira in MA 8:42 May 10
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- Re: TOG question regarding Spielvogel - home'scool 8:33 May 10
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- Brenda...did you buy the Julius Caesar guide...more - Dee 18:52 May 12
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- OH, ds will be 9th grader studying Middle ages lit next year - Brenda From Tenn 7:01 May 10
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- have you seen the free trial month? link inside - AngieW in Texas 20:26 May 10
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- Thanks for the input; we'll probably try it.--nt - StaceyL in Canada 11:26 May 10
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- Not only is there regular review... - LoriM 7:37 May 10
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- Re: Not only is there regular review... - percytruffle 7:45 May 10
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- Doing it all over again may be motivating for some... - Christina in ME 10:02 May 10
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- I can understand the frustration...(m) - Kathleen 10:17 May 10
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- Re: Doing it all over again may be motivating for some... - percytruffle 10:14 May 10
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- I can understand the frustration...(m) - Kathleen 10:17 May 10
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- Doing it all over again may be motivating for some... - Christina in ME 10:02 May 10
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- Also reassessments - CindyB/stl 7:45 May 10
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- Re: Not only is there regular review... - percytruffle 7:45 May 10
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- only been using it for 1 week so far, but ... - AngieW in Texas 7:07 May 10
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- How old is your ds? (m) - LisaNY 6:25 May 10
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- DS is 17. He's doing this pretty much independently, with Ascent to Love and Cliff Notes by his side (and me, but what do I know?!) nt - Chris in VA 6:28 May 10
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- Ciardi's translation gets my vote, but you & ds should give them both a look. :o) nm - LisaNY 7:08 May 10
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- Ciardi's translation gets my vote, but you & ds should give them both a look. :o) nm - LisaNY 7:08 May 10
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- The Pinsky version offers the original Italian alonside the English. nm - LisaNY 6:28 May 10
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- DS is 17. He's doing this pretty much independently, with Ascent to Love and Cliff Notes by his side (and me, but what do I know?!) nt - Chris in VA 6:28 May 10
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- I really like the one by Mark Musa - Heather in WI 6:23 May 10
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- Re: Algebra again.......Anyone tried Chalkdust and MUS? Love it? Hate it? and Why...nt. - Karen in Atlanta 7:51 May 10
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- Are you talking simultaneously or opinions on the different programs? - momof7 7:03 May 10
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- I'll let you know this Fall. I just bought Chalkdust Algebra I and Geometry for my two dc at the GHEA fair. nt. - Michelle in GA 5:40 May 10
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- Not exactly a novel, but a wonderful book: "Children of the Dust Bowl: The True Story of the School at Weedpatch Camp..." - Rebecca in VA 19:41 May 10
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- P. S. This book is marketed as a children's book, but it's a text-heavy and detailed read. (nt) - Rebecca in VA 19:47 May 10
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- P. S. This book is marketed as a children's book, but it's a text-heavy and detailed read. (nt) - Rebecca in VA 19:47 May 10
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- Book is called The Journal of CJ Jackson, a Dust Bowl Migrant, Oklahoma to Calfornia 1935. Part of MY AMERICA (not dear Am., sorry). By William Durbin. nt - Chris in VA 15:49 May 10
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- How about Tobacco Road? nt - ereks mom 10:23 May 10
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- I'm sorry, I don't know who this is by. I looked on Amazon. I know you're not talking about the music CD, lol. nt - momee 17:10 May 10
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- It's by Erskine Caldwell. (More info & link inside) - ereks mom 19:44 May 10
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- It's by Erskine Caldwell. (More info & link inside) - ereks mom 19:44 May 10
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- I'm sorry, I don't know who this is by. I looked on Amazon. I know you're not talking about the music CD, lol. nt - momee 17:10 May 10
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- What age is your child? If he's a high schooler, I'd definitely go with "The Grapes of Wrath". (nt) - Colleen 9:54 May 10
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- Re: What age is your child? If he's a high schooler, I'd definitely go with "The Grapes of Wrath". (nt) - beachpotato 14:25 May 17
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- I agree. - Jenny in Florida 11:01 May 10
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- Re: What age is your child? If he's a high schooler, I'd definitely go with "The Grapes of Wrath". (nt) - beachpotato 14:25 May 17
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- Bud, not Buddy here - marianne 9:25 May 10
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- We're reading this right now... - Erica3boys 9:53 May 10
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- We're reading this right now... - Erica3boys 9:53 May 10
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- Take a look at No Promises in the Wind...(m) - Kathleen 7:14 May 10
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- This one looks good, and boyish. Thanks! nt - momee 7:47 May 10
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- This one looks good, and boyish. Thanks! nt - momee 7:47 May 10
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- Roll of Thunder has more to do with racial issues. nt - Anna 6:44 May 10 (1)
- Actually, there is a My America book that is about a boy in the Depression... - Chris in VA 6:35 May 10 (1)
- I love (LOVE) Grapes of Wrath, and loved it as a 14yo girl (nt) - LoriM 5:39 May 10
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- I love Grapes of Wrath, too (and East of Eden!). nt. - Sandra in NC 12:19 May 10
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- IDEA!! Have him read the short version. LOL! - Teddi 10:15 May 10
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- We could fit this into our week. Thanks. nt - momee 17:07 May 10
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- Oops! This is for the OP. I put this in the wrong place. nt - Teddi 10:18 May 10
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- We could fit this into our week. Thanks. nt - momee 17:07 May 10
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- Just an opinion but, I find this a very depressing novel. I can't read it without an overwhelming feeling of hopelessness. nt - MamaBess 6:14 May 10
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- Well, with the word "Great" in front of "Depression" then I kinda expected depressing when I read it...GRIN! - LoriM 7:27 May 10
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- I like Steinbeck-- Of Mice and Men is a shorter read - CindyB/STL 10:00 May 10
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- I always find it interesting when people come away from something with completely different impressions (m) - LisaNY 9:49 May 10
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- Lisa, are you the same "Lisa" that... - Jill, OK 12:47 May 10
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- This is too funny! I was almost going to ask those who responded in kind if they were INFJ's (m) - LisaNY 18:27 May 10
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- Yup, we're all INFJs. Funny how that works out isn't it? nt - percytruffle 14:03 May 10 (1)
- This is too funny! I was almost going to ask those who responded in kind if they were INFJ's (m) - LisaNY 18:27 May 10
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- Braveheart, ugh... - percytruffle 10:17 May 10
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- You too, huh? I do the same thing with Braveheart. :o( nm - LisaNY 12:20 May 10
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- One of my sisters watched it and told me never, ever to watch it GRIN... - Nan in Mass 15:38 May 10
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- Yep! Life is definitely tough enough (m) - LisaNY 18:41 May 10
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- My exception to this is... - Jill, OK 11:49 May 11
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- I cannot watch the movies, (m) - LisaNY 17:49 May 11
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- I cannot watch the movies, (m) - LisaNY 17:49 May 11
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- My exception to this is... - Jill, OK 11:49 May 11
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- Yep! Life is definitely tough enough (m) - LisaNY 18:41 May 10
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- One of my sisters watched it and told me never, ever to watch it GRIN... - Nan in Mass 15:38 May 10
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- You too, huh? I do the same thing with Braveheart. :o( nm - LisaNY 12:20 May 10
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- Lisa, are you the same "Lisa" that... - Jill, OK 12:47 May 10
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- I like Steinbeck-- Of Mice and Men is a shorter read - CindyB/STL 10:00 May 10
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- I'm wondering if this is Steinbeck's "MO", because I just read a bit of East of Eden... - LisaNY 6:37 May 10
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- Yup!! I cannot read any of his work. I decided to not - MamaBess 6:52 May 10
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- Sorry, Should say "not include this author in our studies". Up too early this am. nt - MamaBess 7:00 May 10
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- I have read E of E and Grapes of Wrath, and I totally agree,, nt - SusanAR 7:08 May 10
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- I'm glad I'm not the only one to feel this way (m) - LisaNY 7:29 May 10
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- You are not alone... - percytruffle 7:51 May 10
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- MY goodness. I have been under a rock. I had no idea these books were so "controversial". nt - momee 8:44 May 10
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- MY goodness. I have been under a rock. I had no idea these books were so "controversial". nt - momee 8:44 May 10
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- You are not alone... - percytruffle 7:51 May 10
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- I'm glad I'm not the only one to feel this way (m) - LisaNY 7:29 May 10
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- I have read E of E and Grapes of Wrath, and I totally agree,, nt - SusanAR 7:08 May 10
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- Sorry, Should say "not include this author in our studies". Up too early this am. nt - MamaBess 7:00 May 10
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- Yup!! I cannot read any of his work. I decided to not - MamaBess 6:52 May 10
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- Me, too. nm - Nan in Mass 6:24 May 10
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- Well, with the word "Great" in front of "Depression" then I kinda expected depressing when I read it...GRIN! - LoriM 7:27 May 10
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- Embarrased to say I've never read this. Would a 13 year old boy enjoy it? I may just have to read it anyway. Thanks. nt - momee 6:10 May 10
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- The ending to Wrath still gives me the creeps to this day. nt - Teddi 5:55 May 10
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- Ya...and ditto on the depressing. nt - Lynne 6:25 May 10
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- Ya...and ditto on the depressing. nt - Lynne 6:25 May 10
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- I love Grapes of Wrath, too (and East of Eden!). nt. - Sandra in NC 12:19 May 10
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- I'd have them join the Henle Yahoo group - very helpful people there. :o) nm - LisaNY 5:11 May 10
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- I agree. (nt) - Kimm in WA 21:34 May 10
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- I agree. (nt) - Kimm in WA 21:34 May 10
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- How long is the test? Isn't it about 2.5 hours? That doesn't seem very long to me - Chris in VA 6:07 May 10
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- 3.5 hours. nt - JFS in IL 6:20 May 10
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- Wow, that IS a long test. Well, he could always get a medical exemption. nt - Chris in VA 6:29 May 10
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- Wow, that IS a long test. Well, he could always get a medical exemption. nt - Chris in VA 6:29 May 10
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- 3.5 hours. nt - JFS in IL 6:20 May 10
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- This is what I would do if i were you... - Christina in ME 5:40 May 10
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- Yes, you can bring a snack for the break. nt - Lynne 5:39 May 10
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- Just depends on the test proctor... - LoriM 5:39 May 10
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- Thanks for all the input..I was on the fence about this, but I think I will get it. (nt) - mom2three 18:00 May 10
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- Have you looked at Analytical Grammar - Chris in CA 21:16 May 9
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- Yes, I did....(m) - mom2three 7:18 May 10
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- Yes, we bought the TM, Student and Reinforcements, - Chris in CA 10:21 May 10
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- it is pricey but worth every penny in this house. - Deidre in GA 9:18 May 10
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- Yes, we bought the TM, Student and Reinforcements, - Chris in CA 10:21 May 10
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- Yes, definitely take a look at AG. tn - Sharon in SC 5:04 May 10
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- Yes, I did....(m) - mom2three 7:18 May 10
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- This is exactly what we do - percytruffle 9:37 May 10
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- Great INFJ's think alike, eh? {g}--nt - StaceyL in Canada 11:28 May 10
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- Of course. I wouldn't have expected any less. hehe. nt - percytruffle 14:07 May 10
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- Of course. I wouldn't have expected any less. hehe. nt - percytruffle 14:07 May 10
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- Great INFJ's think alike, eh? {g}--nt - StaceyL in Canada 11:28 May 10
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- I will probably do something like this... - StaceyL in Canada 5:39 May 10
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- Dr. Callahan DVDs with Jacobs? It's more economical. Advice? nt - Teddi 20:10 May 9
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- The key is to find out what works for your dc..... - Bev in B'ville 4:32 May 10
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- Thanks for this, but I'm concerned about the whole proofs issue. When I did (sm) - Teddi 5:07 May 10
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- Personally, I will be using Kiselev or Solomonovich (probably the former) - Adrian 10:55 May 10
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- The question is what is your goal for geometry...... - Kathy in MD 7:13 May 10
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- I should state I'm speaking of Euclidean geometry. nt - Kathy in MD 7:15 May 10
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- What is Euclidean geometry? - Monica in Texas 7:26 May 10
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- I guess I kind of mentioned this in my other comment, but... - Adrian 11:38 May 10
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- It's the plain (pun intended), simple geometry I learned in high school - the geometry ..... - Kathy in MD 11:37 May 10
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- Few people realize just what all is in the Elements ;o) - Adrian 11:45 May 10
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- Sorta' off-topic--checked out your blog & saw Gelfand's Algebra. Is there an answer key somewhere? Would this be good for review before Geometry? nt. - Teddi 12:26 May 10
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- Well, I am actually posting the answers, myself - Adrian 12:48 May 10
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- Well, I am actually posting the answers, myself - Adrian 12:48 May 10
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- ( Sound of Slapping forehead), I should have remembered that, but what I remember mostly from HS was plane geometry proofs..... - Kathy in MD 11:59 May 10
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- Don't you remember spheres? And cylenders sp? ;) I do. nm - Nan in Mass 13:16 May 11
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- Don't you remember spheres? And cylenders sp? ;) I do. nm - Nan in Mass 13:16 May 11
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- Sorta' off-topic--checked out your blog & saw Gelfand's Algebra. Is there an answer key somewhere? Would this be good for review before Geometry? nt. - Teddi 12:26 May 10
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- Few people realize just what all is in the Elements ;o) - Adrian 11:45 May 10
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- I guess I kind of mentioned this in my other comment, but... - Adrian 11:38 May 10
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- What is Euclidean geometry? - Monica in Texas 7:26 May 10
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- I should state I'm speaking of Euclidean geometry. nt - Kathy in MD 7:15 May 10
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- So is Jacob's prrof lite & Chalkdust proof heavy? - Michelle in AL 6:06 May 10
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- I have taught both Jacobs 2nd ed and Chalkdust.....Jacobs is more "proofy." I don't know how the 3rd edition compares. - momof7 8:49 May 10
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- Jacobs 2nd edition is *not* proof lite! (nt) - Ruth in Ottawa 7:46 May 10
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- That's what I can't get clear in my mind. Geometry will be a big investment for us and I so want to do it right. nt. - Teddi 6:32 May 10
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- I have taught both Jacobs 2nd ed and Chalkdust.....Jacobs is more "proofy." I don't know how the 3rd edition compares. - momof7 8:49 May 10
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- Personally, I will be using Kiselev or Solomonovich (probably the former) - Adrian 10:55 May 10
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- Thanks for this, but I'm concerned about the whole proofs issue. When I did (sm) - Teddi 5:07 May 10
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- The key is to find out what works for your dc..... - Bev in B'ville 4:32 May 10
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- student book 0-7167-1745-X, test masters 0-7167-1747-6, teacher's guide 0-7167-1748-4 (nt) - AngieW in Texas 21:48 May 9
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- TY! nt - Rhondabee 13:40 May 10
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- TY! nt - Rhondabee 13:40 May 10
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- Re: Jacobs Algebra & Dr. Callahan - Bev in B'ville 4:37 May 10
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- Check the colleges your ds is interested in because... - Bev in B'ville 4:45 May 10
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- Great=thanks. It's too bad but... - Katie 7:56 May 10
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- Great=thanks. It's too bad but... - Katie 7:56 May 10
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- Do you recommend his books? - Jane in NC 16:51 May 9
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- I recommend them--they are great! - Carol in Cal. 18:40 May 9 (1)
- Re: No joy on K-8 board so I'm hoping someone here has some input. Is Uncle Tom's Cabin suitable as a read-aloud for a 12yo? - Cheryl 19:35 May 10
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- Re: No joy on K-8 board so I'm hoping someone here has some input. Is Uncle Tom's Cabin suitable as a read-aloud for a 12yo? - Cheryl 19:34 May 10
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- When my son was 13 he could not take the cruelty. I let him stop reading it and he has never had a desire to pick it up again. nt - MamaBess 6:32 May 10
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- I'm going to have my 13 yo read Uncle Tom's Cabin Young Folks Edition.... - Elizabeth B. in NC 19:25 May 9
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- That would be great, Elizabeth. My email addy is inside. - Brit 2:19 May 10
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- That would be great, Elizabeth. My email addy is inside. - Brit 2:19 May 10
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- There are some pretty intense scenes in that book - Chris in CA 18:00 May 9 (1)
- I was advised to contact the tester now since they order tests now. - K-FL 4:29 May 10
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- We always register in late August. nt - Gwen in VA 19:15 May 9
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- Re: Yet another sinusoid(MATH ;oP) Q: - Gamom3 15:44 May 9
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- Ok...the curve - Gamom3 16:48 May 9
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- Compare "generic" sine and cosine... - Jane in NC 16:59 May 9
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- Jann Re: Compare "generic" sine and cosine... - Gamom3 4:28 May 10
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- We need to get some terminology straight... - Jane in NC 10:15 May 10
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- We need to get some terminology straight... - Jane in NC 10:15 May 10
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- Jann Re: Compare "generic" sine and cosine... - Gamom3 4:28 May 10
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- Compare "generic" sine and cosine... - Jane in NC 16:59 May 9
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- Ok...the curve - Gamom3 16:48 May 9
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- Also would you be so kind to - Gamom3 15:30 May 9
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- Let's go one step at a time... - Jane in NC 15:47 May 9
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- SO.. - Gamom3 16:07 May 9
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- ? - Jane in NC 16:50 May 9
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- Re: ? - Gamom3 17:05 May 9
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- Your method is fine. - Jane in NC 18:03 May 9
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- Your method is fine. - Jane in NC 18:03 May 9
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- Re: ? - Gamom3 17:05 May 9
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- ? - Jane in NC 16:50 May 9
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- SO.. - Gamom3 16:07 May 9
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- Let's go one step at a time... - Jane in NC 15:47 May 9
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- Re: Pre-algebra or not? (m) - KathyUT 20:56 May 9
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- Re: Pre-algebra or not? (m) - Michelle in AL 19:19 May 9
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- We've used Ace Reader, and it was really helpful... - Sandy 7:26 May 10
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- Sandy, a few question please (m) - Sandra in FL 12:47 May 10
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- Sorry, questions are also for Kathy please (nt) - Sandra in FL 12:49 May 10
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- Sorry, questions are also for Kathy please (nt) - Sandra in FL 12:49 May 10
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- Sandy, a few question please (m) - Sandra in FL 12:47 May 10
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- We used Ace Reader years ago. I liked it. nt - Kathy in MD 21:15 May 9
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- Re: How does this look for 10th grade? - Beth 16:39 May 9
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- My son is in the same class as Gwen's daughter...(m) - Kathleen 17:23 May 9
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- I thought we might luck out on the forthcoming availability of the study guides from Bolchazy-Carducci. (nt) - Jane in NC 18:08 May 9
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- I thought we might luck out on the forthcoming availability of the study guides from Bolchazy-Carducci. (nt) - Jane in NC 18:08 May 9
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- Re: Follow up to question posed down the board by Mom2Many on Latin curricula; if your child is taking (or has taken) the AP Vergil exam, what curriculum did you use? - Gwen in VA 13:40 May 9
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- Gwen, please give us your daughter's take after the exam is over. (m) - Jane in NC 14:06 May 9
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- If you read the Aeneid, you read poetry! (m) - Kathleen 17:26 May 9
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- You're right! - Jane in NC 18:07 May 9
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- You're right! - Jane in NC 18:07 May 9
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- A little more -- - Gwen in VA 14:41 May 9
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- If you read the Aeneid, you read poetry! (m) - Kathleen 17:26 May 9
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- Gwen, please give us your daughter's take after the exam is over. (m) - Jane in NC 14:06 May 9
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- Excellent! - Ruth in Ottawaa 16:45 May 9
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- Is it equivalent to Apologia's Physical Science? - Sabrina in AZ 16:59 May 9
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- Oops - Ruth in Ottawa 19:02 May 9
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- Upon closer examination... - Sabrina in AZ 23:01 May 9
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- Upon closer examination... - Sabrina in AZ 23:01 May 9
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- Oops - Ruth in Ottawa 19:02 May 9
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- Is it equivalent to Apologia's Physical Science? - Sabrina in AZ 16:59 May 9
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- A lot depends on your philosophy of education - LoriM 12:57 May 9
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- I would let her just do the modules she failed over the summer. nt - Amy in MT 12:52 May 9
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- There is a break. At least some schools let students snack during the break. nt - Gwen in VA 13:42 May 9
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- Thanks, Gwen! (nt) - MaryM 13:43 May 9
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- Thanks, Gwen! (nt) - MaryM 13:43 May 9
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- Here's a link to the book and teacher's materials at the publisher's site (m) - MaryM 12:41 May 9
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- Thanks so much. Exactly what I needed..nm - Lyn 14:09 May 9
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- Thanks so much. Exactly what I needed..nm - Lyn 14:09 May 9
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- I just signed up! How long per day would you recommend for summer review (m) - Michelle in MO 18:22 May 9
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- My girls have been doing 45-60 minutes per day and making very rapid progress. I think we'll shoot for 15- 30 minutes a day this summer. nt - KPM 19:00 May 9
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- How does the program work? Does it review concepts the child already knows? (m) - Michelle in MO 4:20 May 10
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- How does the program work? Does it review concepts the child already knows? (m) - Michelle in MO 4:20 May 10
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- My girls have been doing 45-60 minutes per day and making very rapid progress. I think we'll shoot for 15- 30 minutes a day this summer. nt - KPM 19:00 May 9
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- Just last week I sent them a survey and mentioned this! - Annie G 12:25 May 9
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- Staci, where did you find this? Is there a link? - Luann in ID 12:07 May 9
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- I just got an email from them. Here's a link -- - KPM 13:26 May 9
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- I just got an email from them. Here's a link -- - KPM 13:25 May 9
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- I just got an email from them. Here's a link -- - KPM 13:26 May 9
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- It depends on when you want to register for a college. - Jan P. 11:42 May 9 (1)
- 1) SAT question of the day 2) number2.com 3) PSAT prep book nt - Gwen in VA 12:16 May 9
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- Thanks, Gwen. Do you or anyone have suggestions of best PSAT prep book to use? nm - Janet 13:25 May 9
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- I just take the hcild to the store and let him choose the prep book that suits his fancy! nt - Gwen in VA 19:17 May 9
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- Thanks! nm - Janet 7:28 May 11
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- Thanks! nm - Janet 7:28 May 11
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- I just take the hcild to the store and let him choose the prep book that suits his fancy! nt - Gwen in VA 19:17 May 9
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- Thanks, Gwen. Do you or anyone have suggestions of best PSAT prep book to use? nm - Janet 13:25 May 9
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- I would say take it again..... - Laura in WI 15:13 May 9
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- <<OOPS! Read this post instead! >> This is very similar to my question below... (sm) - ereks mom 13:52 May 9
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- This is very similar to my question below... (sm) - ereks mom 13:50 May 9
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- This is what we did. - Jan P. 11:35 May 9
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- Lora, please don't let this stress you out... - Janet in WA 17:35 May 9
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- Try not to worry too much... - Nan in Mass 11:17 May 9
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- Well ok LOL I see your point. - Lora 13:24 May 9
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- Speaking of animation...(and I agree entirely with you, Nan!) - LoriM 11:45 May 9
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- LOL - That sounds about right for college... - Nan in Mass 7:41 May 10
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- LOL - That sounds about right for college... - Nan in Mass 7:41 May 10
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- Nan I loved your post! - Jan P. 11:39 May 9
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- Well ok LOL I see your point. - Lora 13:24 May 9
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- The first one is always the hardest - Christi/NC 11:16 May 9
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- That sounds like a good plan, I like making trial runs..nm - Lora 13:25 May 9
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- That sounds like a good plan, I like making trial runs..nm - Lora 13:25 May 9
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- another question - Lora 11:12 May 9
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- My oldest is started college full-time in the fall. Her major is "undecided". It's not usually necessary to declare a major going into college. nt - Anna 13:16 May 9
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- Re: another question - Valinbc 12:18 May 9
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- My oldest is started college full-time in the fall. Her major is "undecided". It's not usually necessary to declare a major going into college. nt - Anna 13:16 May 9
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- Go with the one from Sonlight....<nt> - Pamela 10:52 May 9
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- Re: Go with the one from Sonlight....<nt> - Erika 7:24 May 10
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- Yep, here too. It is very nice and has great features for the money. nt - Tap, tap, tap 23:36 May 9
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- We love ours too---very high quality! nt - Jann in TX 11:17 May 9
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- I agree too. I love our SL 'scope!! nt - Christi/NC 11:10 May 9
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- I agree! nt - ereks mom 10:55 May 9
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- Re: Go with the one from Sonlight....<nt> - Erika 7:24 May 10
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- Re: Microscopes! - Gamom3 10:50 May 9
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- Reading Strands has a short list that goes as deep as I want to go... - Nan in Mass 11:22 May 9
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- Re: Fav resource for teaching literary devices.. - Kathleen 11:13 May 9
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- or you can use fetchbook.info. - kate in seattle 17:03 May 9
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- You can find new-quality, used copies on eBay...(m) - Greg in SD 11:17 May 9
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- Here is my husbands advice... - Nan in Mass 11:07 May 9
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- My ds's science scores flipped all over the place each test - momof7 5:04 May 10
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- My ds had a similar situation - Desiree in NJ 17:02 May 9
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- Are you sure that is a 6/12 score? - LoriM 11:28 May 9
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- Lori, just curious, where did you find out that the SAT verbal score is a better predictor of math skill than the math SAT score? That is an interesting idea... - Michelle in GA 14:17 May 9
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- It was part of my graduate study in statistics (nt) - LoriM 5:04 May 10
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- It was part of my graduate study in statistics (nt) - LoriM 5:04 May 10
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- Unfortunately, yes. The score report said... - ereks mom 12:02 May 9
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- Okay, I wasn't sure... - LoriM 12:08 May 9
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- Okay, I wasn't sure... - LoriM 12:08 May 9
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- Lori, just curious, where did you find out that the SAT verbal score is a better predictor of math skill than the math SAT score? That is an interesting idea... - Michelle in GA 14:17 May 9
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- Re: Should we send these ACT scores to colleges, or cancel? GA Tech moms in particular, please read! (sm) - Michelle in GA 10:22 May 9
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- Not sure if this needs to be considered... - Jane in NC 9:59 May 9
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- Re: Not sure if this needs to be considered... - ereks mom 10:10 May 9
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- I'm not sure that I understand what I am saying either! - Jane in NC 10:25 May 9
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- I'm not sure that I understand what I am saying either! - Jane in NC 10:25 May 9
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- Re: Not sure if this needs to be considered... - ereks mom 10:10 May 9
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- Yep, that's me! How good your memory is! - LoriM 11:23 May 9 (2)
- Goodness! We must all have been typing at the same time! LOL! nt - Jean in Wisc 9:22 May 9
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- It is one of the authors of a series of math books - Jean in Wisc 9:21 May 9
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- Boy that was easy. I spent the last two days trying to figure it out and all I had to do was ask. Thanks. nt - pattyinva 9:27 May 9
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- Boy that was easy. I spent the last two days trying to figure it out and all I had to do was ask. Thanks. nt - pattyinva 9:27 May 9
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- Margaret Lial is the author of a community college curriculum - LoriM 9:20 May 9
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- It's not actually an abbreviation - it's an author's name - momof10 9:19 May 9
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- Thanks!! and another question: Did you find the Map Exercises to be useful? nt - Karri 13:38 May 9
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- We used the map exercises because we thought it was good to practice the attention to detail sm - Sharon in MD 13:58 May 9
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- We used the map exercises because we thought it was good to practice the attention to detail sm - Sharon in MD 13:58 May 9
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- Re: Bob Jones World Geography Question - Pam L 9:28 May 9
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- It contains mostly worksheets and some additional maps. We didn't use it very much at all nt - Sharon in MD 9:05 May 9
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- Re: Math u see - Paige 19:58 May 10
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- we used Algebra I - ruth in ottawa 10:56 May 9
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- Re: Math u see - Alyce 9:50 May 9
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- Adding to what Pegasus says below... - Janet in WA 9:06 May 9
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- The composite score is an average of the 4 test sections. . . - Pegasus 8:46 May 9
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- So the CC requires a composite of 19 -- all 4 sections - momof10 9:16 May 9 (1)
- I'm pretty sure you need to register to compete at all at the D I, DII levels. - Paz 20:39 May 10
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- Re: NCAA - Heather in WA 12:01 May 9
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- Megawords worked after trying Spelling Power. NM - Susan in IL 16:38 May 9
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- Re: Has anyone had any experience with Spelling power or Megawords? - Pam L 9:25 May 9
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- Have fun. Plan a Paris trip as a reward for your hard work! nt - Happy 16:06 May 9
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- Decent depends on the college. CC needs a 23 (with 19 and 19) here. Other colleges won't barely look at a person with a 32 <nt> - Pamela 9:41 May 9
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- Cummulative - Jean in Wisc. 9:31 May 9
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- Entrance requirements for admission are very different from scholarship levels... - LoriM 9:28 May 9
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- One college here asks for a 20. CC doesn't require any ACT score. LSU is around 24 or 25. nt - StaceyinLA 9:01 May 9
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- That would be composite score, not cumulative. nft - Momto3blessings 8:16 May 9
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- Huge range - Jenny in Florida 8:09 May 9
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- I've heard 30 and up. nt. - Michelle in GA 7:55 May 9
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- Actually 30 and up are great...not sure about "decent" Maybe 28? nt. - MIchelle in GA 8:04 May 9
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- The local cc asks for 19 or higher - the university 35 nt - momof10 8:14 May 9
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- 35! That places the students in the 99th+ percentile! - Jane in NC 8:24 May 9
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- that's what I was wondering. The University isn't *that* good! - momof10 8:24 May 9
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- Link to their website and a clarification... - Jane in NC 9:04 May 9
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- Link to their website and a clarification... - Jane in NC 9:04 May 9
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- that's what I was wondering. The University isn't *that* good! - momof10 8:24 May 9
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- Question ... How can the university require a 35 (it was divided 18 vEnglish, 17 math) when - momof10 8:23 May 9
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- You don't add the English and Math requirements to reach a composite score. nt - Pegasus 8:42 May 9
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- That makes a lot more sense.. - momof10 9:12 May 9
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- That makes a lot more sense.. - momof10 9:12 May 9
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- You don't add the English and Math requirements to reach a composite score. nt - Pegasus 8:42 May 9
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- 35! That places the students in the 99th+ percentile! - Jane in NC 8:24 May 9
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- The local cc asks for 19 or higher - the university 35 nt - momof10 8:14 May 9
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- Actually 30 and up are great...not sure about "decent" Maybe 28? nt. - MIchelle in GA 8:04 May 9
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- that depends on the college! nt - Gwen in VA 7:41 May 9
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- It is very hard to be pulled in so many directions. I agonized over this also. (nt) - Dawn in MI (mom of 4) 13:54 May 9
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- Fiting it in - Jean in Wisc 9:40 May 9
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- Re: Fiting it in...... Good suggestions. THanks. nt - Pam L 9:57 May 9
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- Re: Fiting it in...... Good suggestions. THanks. nt - Pam L 9:57 May 9
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- Thankfully, my oldest does a great job self-teaching, but... - Deb in PA 8:13 May 9
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- I am brain dead in the evenings (LOL) but that is a good suggestion. NT - Pam L 9:31 May 9
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- I am brain dead in the evenings (LOL) but that is a good suggestion. NT - Pam L 9:31 May 9
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- You can send only the score you select. - Jenny in Florida 6:23 May 9
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- Thanks very much, Ruth and Bev! nm - Ang in TX 6:04 May 10
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- We usually did 1 lesson/day - Ruth in Ottawa 7:47 May 9
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- Take a look at www.askdrcallahan.com. He has a free syllabus you can download that's quite manageable. nt - Bev in B'ville 6:33 May 9
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- My daughter really liked it. - Jenny in Florida 6:18 May 9
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- We are putting - Advanced Biology - AP Prep with a supporting AP score on the transcript. nt - Susan M in WA 13:45 May 9
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- Thank you. nm - Deb in PA 4:58 May 10
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- Thank you. nm - Deb in PA 4:58 May 10
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- I don't think the CB will have any info except... - Lynne 7:08 May 9 (1)
- Can't answer that. But after e-mailing the College Board, I was told they would have something in place for hsers in July. Cross your fingers. :o) nt - FloridaLisa 6:28 May 9
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- Interesting...didn't expect that. nm - Deb in PA~fingers crossed, lol 6:35 May 9
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- Interesting...didn't expect that. nm - Deb in PA~fingers crossed, lol 6:35 May 9
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- Sounds great! Maybe a place to keep everything? m - Chris in VA 7:14 May 9
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- Yes, I have that too... - RhondaM. 7:25 May 9
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- Yes, I have that too... - RhondaM. 7:25 May 9
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- How do you think these compare to something like Vocab for the high school or college student...? I was thinking of something that was more workbook like nm - Sharon in MD 7:09 May 9
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- S/O Vocab Wkshp is a workbook, Sharon. (nt) - MaryM 7:23 May 9
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- Ahh...thanks, I wasn't familiar with the title. Where do I look for it to check it out? nm - Sharon in MD 8:18 May 9
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- Here's a link to get you started (Link only inside) - MaryM 9:38 May 9
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- Thanks so much! nt - Sharon in MD 15:36 May 9
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- Thanks so much! nt - Sharon in MD 15:36 May 9
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- Here's a link to get you started (Link only inside) - MaryM 9:38 May 9
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- Ahh...thanks, I wasn't familiar with the title. Where do I look for it to check it out? nm - Sharon in MD 8:18 May 9
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- S/O Vocab Wkshp is a workbook, Sharon. (nt) - MaryM 7:23 May 9
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- Re: Trying again...SAT/ACT vocab prep book suggestions? sm - MaryM 6:40 May 9
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- Re: Trying again...SAT/ACT vocab prep book suggestions? sm - Beth 5:21 May 9
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- We didn't do specific vocabulary prep... - LoriM 5:14 May 9
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- Thank you all! I just now checked msgs--am thrilled at the number of responses--nt - marianne 14:27 May 9
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- oh--and I did meannotetaking from a lecture nt - marianne 14:34 May 9
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- oh--and I did meannotetaking from a lecture nt - marianne 14:34 May 9
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- Get the book "What Smart Students Know"... - home'scool 11:38 May 9
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- Outlining or if you have the time and energy make your own "lecture outlines" with blank spaces for student to complete. nt - MaryM 7:24 May 9
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- I spent some time doing it with them, ... - Peela 6:05 May 9
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- We write in every book we own... - LoriM 5:20 May 9
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- From a lecture or from a book? (m) - Gwen in VA 22:56 May 8
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- Notes for textbooks - CindyB 3:49 May 9
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- Yes, but as an adult, I do this quite a lot because I borrow many of my books... - Nan in Mass 11:11 May 9
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- In my opinion -- - Gwen in VA 4:13 May 9
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- That was my inclination, but the cost, ouch!, nt - CindyB 4:21 May 9
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- That was my inclination, but the cost, ouch!, nt - CindyB 4:21 May 9
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- Yes, but as an adult, I do this quite a lot because I borrow many of my books... - Nan in Mass 11:11 May 9
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- Notes for textbooks - CindyB 3:49 May 9
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- do you mean note taking from a text or from a lecture? nt - Nicole M 22:54 May 8
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- Has your student done any outlining? If not, I'd start there. (nt) - Kimm in WA 20:58 May 8
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- yes. you will receive... - MamaBess 5:08 May 9
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- Thanks for the info! nt - NancyR 6:47 May 9
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- Thanks for the info! nt - NancyR 6:47 May 9
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- We have had good success with Henle. nt - Laura in CT 9:37 May 9
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- We are using the Latin Road to English Grammar. - Monica 21:23 May 8
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- I can attest to the fact that both Wheelock's and Henle...(m) - Kathleen 20:00 May 8
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- Re: I can attest to the fact that both Wheelock's and Henle...(m) - Mom2Many 12:28 May 9
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- Either one will get you there (m) - LisaNY 5:09 May 10
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- Either one will get you there (m) - LisaNY 5:09 May 10
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- We're using Henle and like it. - Kimm in WA 21:02 May 8
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- Re: I can attest to the fact that both Wheelock's and Henle...(m) - Mom2Many 12:28 May 9
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- Echoing Peela's comment regarding the program we use... - Jane in NC 19:20 May 8
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- Objective - Mom2Many 12:30 May 9
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- Objective - Mom2Many 12:30 May 9
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- we use a program which is commonly used in highschools... - Peela 19:14 May 8 (1)
- what will you be using for forensic science? - kate in seattle 0:05 May 9
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- Our ps offers an online FS class, however... - Diana in OR 9:13 May 9
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- Our ps offers an online FS class, however... - Diana in OR 9:13 May 9
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- You may need to consult - Pamela 20:23 May 8
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- Hmmm...we haven't really even discussed prospective colleges... - Diana in OR 9:20 May 9
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- Hmmm...we haven't really even discussed prospective colleges... - Diana in OR 9:20 May 9
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- Dave Ramsey's DVD course inspired my kids. It's called "Financial Peace for the Next Generation."(nt) - Dawn in MI 13:58 May 9
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- A Dave Ramsey course - Happy 6:42 May 9
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- I've been reading a book called "Good Debt, Bad Debt." - K-FL 12:44 May 9
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- I've been reading a book called "Good Debt, Bad Debt." - K-FL 12:44 May 9
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- What's not clear from your post is your role - Laurie4b 19:30 May 8
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- Re: What's not clear from your post is your role - Marlene 5:30 May 9
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- Sorry - Laurie4b 7:36 May 9
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- Sorry - Laurie4b 7:36 May 9
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- Re: What's not clear from your post is your role - Marlene 5:30 May 9
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- Crud, I meant to put this on the k-8 curriculum board. Well, you are welcome to answer anyway! nt - Kelli in TN 17:33 May 8
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- Sharon, just a different approach... - Lynne 5:22 May 9
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- Doing something a little different here too - MS 8:11 May 9
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- There is a slight problem with that approach... - Jann in TX 6:29 May 9
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- I appreciate your input, Jann, since I know you tutor... - Lynne 7:20 May 9
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- Thanks Jann and Janet, for this follow-up. nt - Lynne 10:04 May 9
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- With Saxon it is lesson specific... - Jann in TX 8:19 May 9
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- You can't come up with any method for skipping problems that won't diminish Saxon's effectiveness... - Janet in WA 8:18 May 9
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- I would OCCASIONALLY hand pick a few problems for my students to skip... - Jann in TX 8:21 May 9
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- I would OCCASIONALLY hand pick a few problems for my students to skip... - Jann in TX 8:21 May 9
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- Thanks Jann and Janet, for this follow-up. nt - Lynne 10:04 May 9
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- I appreciate your input, Jann, since I know you tutor... - Lynne 7:20 May 9
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- Sharon, I like your approach. I'm currently having my ds do only the even problems in Alg. 1 but - theodwyn 5:46 May 9
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- That should be Lynne, not Sharon. :-) - theodwyn 5:47 May 9
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- That should be Lynne, not Sharon. :-) - theodwyn 5:47 May 9
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- Doing something a little different here too - MS 8:11 May 9
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- Thank you, all. Please tell, roughly, how much time per lesson it takes them to work through all the problems. TIA! nt - Sharon in SC 18:01 May 8
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- With Saxon if a problem set is taking too long the student needs MORE practice not less! nt - Jann in TX 6:30 May 9
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- I wholeheartedly agree (m) - Beth 8:35 May 9
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- I wholeheartedly agree (m) - Beth 8:35 May 9
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- Oh, my. OK, thanks. nt - Sharon in SC 4:59 May 9
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- About 2 hours/day (nt) - Brenda in MA 4:12 May 9
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- same here -- about 2 hours and kids did ALL and sometimes I'd find extra from other texts if they had trouble. (nt) - cb in socal 7:32 May 9
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- same here -- about 2 hours and kids did ALL and sometimes I'd find extra from other texts if they had trouble. (nt) - cb in socal 7:32 May 9
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- The short answer is.....it depends. (m) - Bev in B'ville 4:07 May 9
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- Re: Thank you, all. Please tell, roughly, how much time per lesson it takes them to work through all the problems. TIA! nt - Beth 0:48 May 9
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- for algebra I - Beth 5:12 May 9
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- for algebra I - Beth 5:12 May 9
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- well.... - Nicole M 19:18 May 8
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- With Saxon if a problem set is taking too long the student needs MORE practice not less! nt - Jann in TX 6:30 May 9
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- Absolutely.... - Beth 17:58 May 8
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- Both of my dc have completed Saxon courses and I had them read the lesson, watch the corresponding DIVE video and then do all of the problems. If they got an incorrect answer to a problem, they reworked the problem to mastery. nt - Bev in B'ville 17:24 May 8
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- Yes. Starting with Alg. 1/2, my dc do all the problems. (m) - FloridaLisa 17:08 May 8 (0)