- This has been a reoccuring problem in our house - Christi/NC 20:41 Sep 28
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- Re: How do you do this with a big family? Accountability? - Pam L 18:51 Sep 28
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- This is a struggle, but I have some ideas (m) - 74Heaven 20:21 Sep 28
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- This is a struggle, but I have some ideas (m) - 74Heaven 20:21 Sep 28
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- This has been an area I struggle with - Quiver0f10 18:46 Sep 28
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- I have my son work the problems leaving pi as pi until the end, then... - Jennifer 17:27 Sep 28
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- I would leave pi in the answer unless it asks the students to approximate. (m) - Jane in NC 16:57 Sep 28 (2)
- My son just works through it in one sitting (m) - CynthiaOK 18:30 Sep 28
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- Agree with Laura -- check with colleges, but (m) - Gwen in VA 20:15 Sep 28
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- Check out the colleges your dc might go to - Laura K (NC) 17:11 Sep 28
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- James Blaylock's The Last Coin and anything by Tim Powers nt - Susan in TN 18:22 Sep 28 (1)
- Thank you all! i've forwarded these to dd, and now I want to read these too! nt - Gwen in VA 18:20 Sep 28
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- I'm enjoying the Michael Innes mysteries at the moment... - Nan in Mass 17:01 Sep 28
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- Homer Hickam has written several memoirs ... Coalwood is one; excellent! - Laurel in CA 16:57 Sep 28
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- Has she read the Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries? (m) - Jane in NC 16:50 Sep 28
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- Easy reading and interesting.... - Sandra in NC 15:35 Sep 28
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- I read Bill Bryson's 'A Walk in the Woods' recently.... - Bev in B'ville 15:26 Sep 28
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- I read this .... - Andrea 19:59 Sep 28
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- I read this .... - Andrea 19:59 Sep 28
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- I've enjoyed these... - Brenda in MA 15:17 Sep 28
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- That's why she's asking for book titles -- (m) - Gwen in VA 18:14 Sep 28
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- That's why she's asking for book titles -- (m) - Gwen in VA 18:14 Sep 28
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- I thoroughly enjoyed Captain Blood while on vacation in Honduras (m) - CynthiaOK 14:45 Sep 28
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- How about the First Ladies Detective Club series, and...(nt) - catherine 14:32 Sep 28
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- So many books, so little time! - LoriM 13:53 Sep 28
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- Re: Questions about college interviews... - Gwen in VA 12:40 Sep 28
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- Hi Kelly - Barb F in AZ 12:31 Sep 28
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- Captain from Castille Tyrone Power movie is also neat add on for Cortez study nt - Rebecca in IL 9:50 Sep 28
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- No one expects the Spanish Inquisition. (nt) - LoriM 9:27 Sep 28
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- Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise... nm - Janet in WA 9:58 Sep 28
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- and ruthless efficiency.... Our *three* weapons are fear, surprise, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope.... nt - karenciavo 10:19 Sep 28
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- Our *four*...no... *Amongst* our weapons.... Amongst our weaponry...are such elements as fear, surprise.... I'll come in again. nm - Janet in WA 10:38 Sep 28
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- Read the charges, Cardinal Fang! (nt) - Jane in NC 10:45 Sep 28
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- Read the charges, Cardinal Fang! (nt) - Jane in NC 10:45 Sep 28
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- Our *four*...no... *Amongst* our weapons.... Amongst our weaponry...are such elements as fear, surprise.... I'll come in again. nm - Janet in WA 10:38 Sep 28
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- and ruthless efficiency.... Our *three* weapons are fear, surprise, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope.... nt - karenciavo 10:19 Sep 28
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- Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise... nm - Janet in WA 9:58 Sep 28
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- Speaking Of The GED,,,,,,,,,,, - Dennis in VA 13:19 Sep 28
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- I think you are wise to refer GED students to the local (free) program - LoriM 13:56 Sep 28
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- To Lori -- I Respectfully Disagree With You - Dennis in VA 14:33 Sep 28
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- Hey, Dennis (sm) - Valerie(TX) 20:07 Sep 28
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- Hey, Dennis (sm) - Valerie(TX) 20:07 Sep 28
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- To Lori -- I Respectfully Disagree With You - Dennis in VA 14:33 Sep 28
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- I think you are wise to refer GED students to the local (free) program - LoriM 13:56 Sep 28
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- Yes, anyone who graduates with a combined score of 3,000 or higher - LoriM 9:23 Sep 28
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- That is really cool!! My dd scored above a 3000. How would I list this on her transcript? - Mommyfaithe 10:05 Sep 28
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- I would just list it as "GED with Honors" - LoriM 10:47 Sep 28
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- I would just list it as "GED with Honors" - LoriM 10:47 Sep 28
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- Oh, and as far as entering as a regular diploma... - LoriM 9:27 Sep 28
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- That is really cool!! My dd scored above a 3000. How would I list this on her transcript? - Mommyfaithe 10:05 Sep 28
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- I've never read anything by this writer before ... - Erin 14:18 Sep 28
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- I assumed it was supposed to be a joke, too, but I thought it was in very poor taste... - Nan in Mass 15:57 Sep 28
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- I assumed it was supposed to be a joke, too, but I thought it was in very poor taste... - Nan in Mass 15:57 Sep 28
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- Oh, goodness. This is really bad. My son just graduated with an English major...(m) - Kathleen 13:12 Sep 28
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- Out of curiosity, are the Shakespeare classes required? nm - Stacy in NJ 13:28 Sep 28
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- This article led me to Duke's website where I saw that Shakespeare is required for an English major. (m) - Jane in NC 16:41 Sep 28
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- They were at my son's university. (nt) - Kathleen 14:54 Sep 28
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- This article led me to Duke's website where I saw that Shakespeare is required for an English major. (m) - Jane in NC 16:41 Sep 28
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- Out of curiosity, are the Shakespeare classes required? nm - Stacy in NJ 13:28 Sep 28
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- Hey! I'm a left wing liberal and I still require Shakespeare! - Danielle 11:39 Sep 28
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- Sounds like Schlafly hasn't changed any. I've ignored her since she said ..... - Kathy in MD 12:24 Sep 28
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- Goodness, I hope so, too. She writes... - Pam "SFSOM" in TN 11:59 Sep 28
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- no kidding! though, I have to say, an interesting article came out in our student paper here just a few days before that terrible tragedy.... - Nicole M 13:17 Sep 28
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- That's the point where she lost me, too. - Nan in Mass 12:08 Sep 28
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- I think her point was that one could earn a degree in English without ever studying Shakespeare. lm - Stacy in NJ 13:20 Sep 28
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- I think her point was that one could earn a degree in English without ever studying Shakespeare. lm - Stacy in NJ 13:20 Sep 28
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- no kidding! though, I have to say, an interesting article came out in our student paper here just a few days before that terrible tragedy.... - Nicole M 13:17 Sep 28
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- Sounds like Schlafly hasn't changed any. I've ignored her since she said ..... - Kathy in MD 12:24 Sep 28
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- I couldn't agree more! (m) - Erin 10:18 Sep 28
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- I agree as well (m) - Michelle in MO 11:58 Sep 28
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- As a footnote, I agree with Kathleen above (m) - Michelle in MO 14:12 Sep 28
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- As a footnote, I agree with Kathleen above (m) - Michelle in MO 14:12 Sep 28
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- I agree as well (m) - Michelle in MO 11:58 Sep 28
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- I saw a great T-shirt the other day: "English Major: You Do the Math" (nt) - LoriM 8:39 Sep 28
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- LOL! We saw one at a T-shirt shop that read, "I is an English major"...nt - Kelly in VA 9:23 Sep 28
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- Yikes...I'm very glad my son is an English major,...(m) - Kathleen 13:18 Sep 28
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- Yikes...I'm very glad my son is an English major,...(m) - Kathleen 13:18 Sep 28
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- LOL! We saw one at a T-shirt shop that read, "I is an English major"...nt - Kelly in VA 9:23 Sep 28
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- I don't have any ideas, but I too, would love feedback on this question nm - 74Heaven 19:59 Sep 28
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- First, thanks to all who responded. I really appreciate the info. Second, I also called the TC and asked..... - Bev in B'ville 13:13 Sep 28
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- Thank you for researching this...this is the first time..(m) - SallyMac 18:14 Sep 28
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- Thank you for researching this...this is the first time..(m) - SallyMac 18:14 Sep 28
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- The TC course focuses on problem solving, and it was worth (m) - Martha in NM 11:40 Sep 28
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- We have watched it, and recommend it... - Anne/PA 11:38 Sep 28
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- We used it to supplement Apologia Chemistry (m) - Jan in MO 8:09 Sep 28
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- I think you could use it as a supplement, but I don't think it would be a full-blown h.s. chemistry course (m) - Michelle in MO 6:11 Sep 28
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- International Development, Economics or Cultural Anthropology - Julie Bogart 12:50 Sep 28
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- Re: International Development, Economics or Cultural Anthropology - Nan in Mass 13:05 Sep 28
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- One more idea - Julie Bogart 14:33 Sep 28
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- You're welcome Jamie! - Julie Bogart 14:29 Sep 28
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- One more idea - Julie Bogart 14:33 Sep 28
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- Re: International Development, Economics or Cultural Anthropology - Nan in Mass 13:05 Sep 28
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- Has he read "Mountains beyond Mountains"? - Danielle 11:48 Sep 28
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- And another thought - Danielle 11:52 Sep 28
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- Brilliant... - Nan in Mass 12:13 Sep 28
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- Brilliant... - Nan in Mass 12:13 Sep 28
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- And another thought - Danielle 11:52 Sep 28
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- For Africa, he should probably study French. My husband's brother and his wife met in the Peace Corps in Cameroon... - Jane in NC 9:17 Sep 28
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- My first... - Nan in Mass 12:49 Sep 28
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- My first... - Nan in Mass 12:49 Sep 28
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- Community Development; Intercultural Studies; Teaching.... - Laurel in CA 7:57 Sep 28
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- Engineering--particularly civil or mechanical (nt) - Ruth in Canada 7:44 Sep 28
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- another thought (re. Peace Corps...) - TerriW 7:06 Sep 28
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- You are right about the deferred loans - still true. (m) - Julie Bogart 12:52 Sep 28
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- Don't worry, we will... - Nan in Mass 13:16 Sep 28
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- Don't worry, we will... - Nan in Mass 13:16 Sep 28
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- We'll look for the book... - Nan in Mass 12:51 Sep 28
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- Is it "Nine Hills to Nambonkaha: Two Years in the Heart of an African Village"? - Anne/PA 11:36 Sep 28
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- You are right about the deferred loans - still true. (m) - Julie Bogart 12:52 Sep 28
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- education (nt) - April in VA 6:40 Sep 28
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- I wouldn't rule out business - outtamyshell 6:10 Sep 28
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- Nursing... - LoriM 5:27 Sep 28
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- Has he looked into doing a short term trip with an agency or church? nt - karenciavo 5:16 Sep 28
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- He does short term trips of a different sort... - Nan in Mass 6:42 Sep 28
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- Nan, I would suggest a summer internship if he can do that... - Laurel in CA 8:00 Sep 28
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- Nan, I would suggest a summer internship if he can do that... - Laurel in CA 8:00 Sep 28
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- He does short term trips of a different sort... - Nan in Mass 6:42 Sep 28
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- nursing, fisheries, rural sociology, forestry--nt - TerriW 5:08 Sep 28
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- Teacher? nt - karenciavo 5:07 Sep 28
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- link only - cindyb/stl 4:16 Sep 28
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- Ten Reasons to Study Logic (m) - Tina in Ouray 21:19 Sep 28
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- thanks everyone. nt - Peela 19:57 Sep 28
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- wow, kudos for dtr for doing it independently and understanding, I would drop it (m) - 74Heaven 14:03 Sep 28
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- thanks.... - Peela 14:47 Sep 28
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- thanks.... - Peela 14:47 Sep 28
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- Peela - meant to answer your crafts/projects question... - Nan in Mass 7:21 Sep 28
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- oh Nan, you've made my day.... - Peela 14:36 Sep 28
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- Glad I could help ;)... - Nan in Mass 15:42 Sep 28
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- Glad I could help ;)... - Nan in Mass 15:42 Sep 28
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- oh Nan, you've made my day.... - Peela 14:36 Sep 28
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- Well Peela... - Jane in NC 5:05 Sep 28
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- My older one made it through Introductory Logic, but the younger one will do... - Nan in Mass 6:45 Sep 28
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- My older one made it through Introductory Logic, but the younger one will do... - Nan in Mass 6:45 Sep 28
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- We have found Logic very useful - Jean in Wisc. 4:32 Sep 28
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- No advice, just commiserating with similar ds (m) - SallyMac 18:08 Sep 28
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- Has he done a practice test?(m) - MaryM 12:08 Sep 28
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- He has been tutored twice a week in a SAT prep course. Thanks for the advice. I will get him to do some practice tsts. - cat in black 18:03 Sep 28
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- He has been tutored twice a week in a SAT prep course. Thanks for the advice. I will get him to do some practice tsts. - cat in black 18:03 Sep 28
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- opinion (m) - Valerie(TX) 4:41 Sep 28 (1)
- He has three weeks; maybe just run through a free online prep site... - Anne/PA 3:18 Sep 28
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- Make sure you can type easily... - Nan in Mass 13:32 Sep 28
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- I dont have an answer, but I thought it was just me! - Ailaena 20:49 Sep 27
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- thanks everyone. nt - Peela 19:57 Sep 28
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- WS apprentice got ds moving on writing - Ruth in Canada 9:27 Sep 28 (1)
- I use them... a small word of caution... - Diana in OR 9:10 Sep 28
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- thanks...it does sound like it might be what I am looking for....IEW is jsut so expensive and *I* dont want to spend 12 hours watching DVDs! nt - Peela 22:39 Sep 27
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- I hear YA! I recommend IEW History Based Writing Lessons.... - MIch elle 4:50 Sep 28
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- ok, thanks, I have been looking at them, too. nt - Peela 5:38 Sep 28
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- ok, thanks, I have been looking at them, too. nt - Peela 5:38 Sep 28
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- I hear YA! I recommend IEW History Based Writing Lessons.... - MIch elle 4:50 Sep 28
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- We used Wordsmith and are using Wordsmith Craftsman and love them! - Katia 19:56 Sep 27
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- We combine Wordsmith Apprentice and WriteShop 1 for 6th and 7th grades. nt - Gwen in VA 17:46 Sep 27
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- We use them - Happy 17:40 Sep 27
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- My dd used Wordsmith for 7th grade.... - Elizabeth B. in NC 17:26 Sep 27
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- I bought IEW U.S History based writing lessons v.1 & 2 and WS Apprentice, WS and Craftsman... - MIch elle 17:25 Sep 27
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- That's what I've been told by admissions as well. (m) - FloridaLisa 19:34 Sep 27
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- Maybe... - Nan in Mass 13:39 Sep 28
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- Re: slower learner - Caron 8:17 Sep 28
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- Re: slower learner - ChristinaKs 16:26 Sep 28
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- Re: slower learner - MEinGA 20:02 Sep 28
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- Re: slower learner - MEinGA 20:02 Sep 28
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- Re: slower learner - ChristinaKs 16:26 Sep 28
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- I gave my umbrella school students one credit per c.c. class... - Ellie 20:30 Sep 27
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- In RI's dual enrollment, our local high school says one semester of CC equals one semester of high school...m - SallyMac 18:55 Sep 27
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- I asked a similar question not too long ago and got answers that varied tremendously. (more) - Kareni 18:21 Sep 27
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- I varied it depending on the course! LOL! - LoriM 15:02 Sep 27
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- Lori, philosophically, I wanted to do this. - Barb F. in AZ 18:23 Sep 27
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- No, they had no concerns whatsoever - LoriM 5:18 Sep 28
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- Cool, something to think about...thanks! nt - Barb F PA in AZ 12:33 Sep 28
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- Cool, something to think about...thanks! nt - Barb F PA in AZ 12:33 Sep 28
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- Sigh. I just cannot write a coherent line this evening. Do you ever feel like you're getting dumber as you get older? I didn't used to have to think so hard in order to put 3 words together. Sigh. nt - Barb F. in AZ 18:25 Sep 27
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- No, they had no concerns whatsoever - LoriM 5:18 Sep 28
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- Lori, philosophically, I wanted to do this. - Barb F. in AZ 18:23 Sep 27
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- We also do one full year for a semester of high school credit. According to colleges we've spoken to, this is pretty standard. nt - Barb F in AZ 13:30 Sep 27
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- Sorry, please read that as: a full year of high schoool credit for one semester of college. nt - Barb F in AZ 13:31 Sep 27
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- Sorry, please read that as: a full year of high schoool credit for one semester of college. nt - Barb F in AZ 13:31 Sep 27
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- We followed our state's dual-enrollment policy and awarded 1 hs credit for a full-credit college course. This is typical of most dual-enrollment programs, by the way. nm - Janet in WA 11:54 Sep 27
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- Yep...that's the deal here in PA as well. So a full year of CC English would be 2 credits in high school nt - Ria 12:41 Sep 27
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- There are not really any state policies in PA, but generally accepted to be 1 hs credit = 3 college credits. - maryalice 16:32 Sep 27
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- Yes, this is the policy here in IA as well. nt - Katia 14:28 Sep 27
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- There are not really any state policies in PA, but generally accepted to be 1 hs credit = 3 college credits. - maryalice 16:32 Sep 27
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- Yep...that's the deal here in PA as well. So a full year of CC English would be 2 credits in high school nt - Ria 12:41 Sep 27
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- We give 1/2 credit per semester, but that may be harsh. I look forward to seeing others' opinions. - Gwen in VA 11:40 Sep 27
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- This is what we do also. nt - Cynde 13:20 Sep 27
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- This is what we do also. nt - Cynde 13:20 Sep 27
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- Re: help with a math problem - cindyb/stl 10:46 Sep 27
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- Re: help with a math problem - Dennis in VA 11:46 Sep 27
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- Re: help with a math problem - Dennis in VA 11:46 Sep 27
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- Same price everywhere but Notgrass only charges $3 flat s/h.NT - Lyn NoCA 13:12 Sep 27
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- Hilarious responses! I love them! (m) - Michelle in MO 17:41 Sep 27
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- OK, I"ll admit I'm doing what LoriM did... - Jann in TX 17:05 Sep 27
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- Oh, you have no idea what this means to me! - LoriM 17:29 Sep 27
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- Question For LoriM - Dennis in VA 18:25 Sep 27
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- Ditto for me (m) - Michelle in MO 3:39 Sep 28
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- I'll check it at home later...sorry I didn't get this before I left work last night! - LoriM 5:19 Sep 28
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- ISBN 0618595570 TE... - LoriM 6:24 Sep 28
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- Thank you, Lori! I hate to be so stupid (m) - Michelle in MO 9:00 Sep 28
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- Well, I've not taught from it exclusively... - LoriM 9:04 Sep 28
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- Well, I've not taught from it exclusively... - LoriM 9:04 Sep 28
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- Do you have the title? (m) - Michelle in MO 7:44 Sep 28
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- Here's the book: - LoriM 8:41 Sep 28
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- It's "Geometry" and I pulled the TE right up online with that ISBN... - LoriM 8:37 Sep 28
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- Hey Michelle! When you find the answer could you post whether or not this is the same as the Chalkdust text? thanks! nt - Hoggirl 8:23 Sep 28
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- Hoggirl---see Lori M's note above! Thanks, Lori! nt - Michelle in MO 9:00 Sep 28
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- Hoggirl---see Lori M's note above! Thanks, Lori! nt - Michelle in MO 9:00 Sep 28
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- Here's the book: - LoriM 8:41 Sep 28
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- Thank you, Lori! I hate to be so stupid (m) - Michelle in MO 9:00 Sep 28
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- ISBN 0618595570 TE... - LoriM 6:24 Sep 28
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- I'll check it at home later...sorry I didn't get this before I left work last night! - LoriM 5:19 Sep 28
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- Ditto for me (m) - Michelle in MO 3:39 Sep 28
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- Question For LoriM - Dennis in VA 18:25 Sep 27
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- Oh, you have no idea what this means to me! - LoriM 17:29 Sep 27
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- I'm the wrong person to ask... - LoriM 15:35 Sep 27
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- Ahrrrggghhh! I feel so inadequate! LOL! - Happy 15:57 Sep 27
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- I did NOT get my joy of proofs from Geometry - LoriM 16:20 Sep 27 (2)
- Ahrrrggghhh! I feel so inadequate! LOL! - Happy 15:57 Sep 27
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- My decision is to go with Teaching Textbooks... - Susan 12:51 Sep 28
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- Okay, here goes... - Bev in B'ville 12:38 Sep 27
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- Bev, where did you find the videos? I didn't know there was such a creature! Can you tell me a little more about this before I place my RR order? Thanks. [nt] - Anita, formerly in KC 18:39 Sep 27
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- Here you go..... - Bev in B'ville 4:13 Sep 28
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- Thanks...[nt] - Anita, formerly in KC 16:06 Sep 28
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- Thanks...[nt] - Anita, formerly in KC 16:06 Sep 28
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- Here you go..... - Bev in B'ville 4:13 Sep 28
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- Bev, where did you find the videos? I didn't know there was such a creature! Can you tell me a little more about this before I place my RR order? Thanks. [nt] - Anita, formerly in KC 18:39 Sep 27
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- We loved Jacobs....very easy to do at home. more - cat in black 12:35 Sep 27
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- Don't do it!!! Ds & I -- big fans of BJU for K all the way through Algebra 1 HATED BJU Geometry & Algebra 2. nt - ereks mom 12:14 Sep 27
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- Very proof heavy..... - Michelle in AL 11:32 Sep 27
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- I agree: "BJU took all the joy out of it." - ereks mom 12:14 Sep 27
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- I agree: "BJU took all the joy out of it." - ereks mom 12:14 Sep 27
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- It was adequate as a resource for a math-minded mom... - LoriM 8:13 Sep 27
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- Dd did not think it was user friendly at all. (sm) - Valerie(TX) 7:33 Sep 27
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- Read High School Confidential-even if you teach your children *nothing*, you will be so glad you kept them at home--more - cat in black 20:39 Sep 27
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- the chiro visits alone would burn me out.... - Peela 16:50 Sep 27
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- Celebrate Your Successes - outtamyshell 14:28 Sep 27
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- very wise post :-)/nt - cat in black 20:41 Sep 27
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- very wise post :-)/nt - cat in black 20:41 Sep 27
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- Some thoughts - Karin 12:33 Sep 27
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- Two possible ideas.... - Debbie in Ohio 12:08 Sep 27
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- It could be a new reality tv show "Survivor mom, homeschool edition"... - JennW in SoCal 11:34 Sep 27
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- Argh. I'm sorry--I'm just not having a great day here... - StaceyL in Canada 10:42 Sep 27
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- Can't the 15 yr old stay at home while you - Txmom2one 10:29 Sep 27
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- I can't see how that would work here... - StaceyL in Canada 10:47 Sep 27
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- When I'm away, I let younger kids play (almost a rhyme)....nt - Gwen in VA 11:42 Sep 27
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- How long are your visits to the chiropracter? (m) - Laura in OH 11:34 Sep 27
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- When I'm away, I let younger kids play (almost a rhyme)....nt - Gwen in VA 11:42 Sep 27
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- I can't see how that would work here... - StaceyL in Canada 10:47 Sep 27
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- Opinion Just because most peoples kids - Txmom2one 10:25 Sep 27
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- See, I have *never* had success with letting them get up late.... - Laurel in CA 16:28 Sep 27
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- See, I have *never* had success with letting them get up late.... - Laurel in CA 16:28 Sep 27
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- Where is that "home" part of homeschooling, eh? - Laurel in CA 8:28 Sep 27
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- Laurel... - StaceyL in Canada 11:25 Sep 27
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- There are several authors listed here... - Laurel in CA 16:18 Sep 27
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- There are several authors listed here... - Laurel in CA 16:18 Sep 27
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- Laurel... - StaceyL in Canada 11:25 Sep 27
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- I am tired just reading your weekly schedule LOL... more inside - Pam L 8:26 Sep 27
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- I'd re-arrange things or use a Saturday for school - Osmosis Mom 8:23 Sep 27
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- Saturday ain't free here... - Stacey L in Canada 9:34 Sep 27
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- Do they help keep up the calendar? - Laurel in CA 16:30 Sep 27
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- Yes, they do... - StaceyL in Canada 17:35 Sep 27
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- Yes, they do... - StaceyL in Canada 17:35 Sep 27
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- Do they help keep up the calendar? - Laurel in CA 16:30 Sep 27
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- Saturday ain't free here... - Stacey L in Canada 9:34 Sep 27
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- Stacey -- commiserating here.... - HeatherC (Canada) 8:05 Sep 27
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- Heather, when are you going to move out here... - StaceyL in Canada 18:32 Sep 27
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- Heather, when are you going to move out here... - StaceyL in Canada 18:32 Sep 27
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- Had a week like this... - Linda in NM 7:57 Sep 27
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- Sure... - Jann in TX 6:09 Sep 27
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- Thank you - it is reassuring to have another opinion! nt - Laurie in ON 7:45 Sep 27
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- Thank you - it is reassuring to have another opinion! nt - Laurie in ON 7:45 Sep 27
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- My teen's Latin instructor recommends Excelability as preparation for the SAT subject test in Latin ... - Kareni 7:57 Sep 27
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- Thanks Kareni! (m) - Jane in NC 8:05 Sep 27
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- Thanks Kareni! (m) - Jane in NC 8:05 Sep 27
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- How about Longman Latin readers? Anyone? (nt) - Jane in NC 6:23 Sep 27
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- Exploring Truths through Diagramming - Sally 13:20 Sep 27
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- Learning English through the Bible? - I don't know if it contains diagramming. nt - Laura in VA 3:59 Sep 27
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- Here ya go - Carole in DE 6:06 Sep 27
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- Re: Here ya go - Sheila in Oregon 13:14 Sep 27
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- Carole, some questions please? (m) - Sandra in FL 8:21 Sep 27
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- Re: Carole, some questions please? (m) - Carole in DE 18:21 Sep 27
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- Carole, even more questions please? (m) - Sandra in FL 19:08 Sep 27
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- Sounds like NEM would be a good fit - Carole in DE 19:27 Sep 27
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- Sounds like NEM would be a good fit - Carole in DE 19:27 Sep 27
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- Carole, even more questions please? (m) - Sandra in FL 19:08 Sep 27
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- Also, did you use another Geometry text or just the geometry in NEM? (nt) - Sandra in FL 13:27 Sep 27
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- Re: Carole, some questions please? (m) - Carole in DE 18:21 Sep 27
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- Re: Here ya go - Sheila in Oregon 13:14 Sep 27
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- We did this last year... - MaryM 10:10 Sep 27
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- Hey Mary! - FloridaLisa 13:31 Sep 27
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- Good memory, Lisa! (m) - MaryM 13:55 Sep 27
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- Good memory, Lisa! (m) - MaryM 13:55 Sep 27
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- Hey Mary! - FloridaLisa 13:31 Sep 27
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- DS is in AP Biology with PA HS'ers - Carole in DE 6:21 Sep 27
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- Re: DS is in AP Biology with PA HS'ers - FloridaLisa 13:28 Sep 27
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- Relieved to hear you say that AP Bio is taking 2 - 3 hours per day for Science Kid! (m) - Jane in NC 6:42 Sep 27
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- Is he doing it through PA hs'ers or on his own? - Carole in DE 7:40 Sep 27
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- On his own. Our own (to be more precise). (m) - Jane in NC 8:01 Sep 27
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- LOL!! Agree :-) - Carole in DE 9:01 Sep 27
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- Thanks for the tip. (m) - Jane in NC 9:57 Sep 27
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- Wow -- signing up in the fall is early. Our schools (m) - Gwen in VA 14:16 Sep 27
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- Wow -- signing up in the fall is early. Our schools (m) - Gwen in VA 14:16 Sep 27
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- Thanks for the tip. (m) - Jane in NC 9:57 Sep 27
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- LOL!! Agree :-) - Carole in DE 9:01 Sep 27
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- On his own. Our own (to be more precise). (m) - Jane in NC 8:01 Sep 27
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- My dd is doing AP biology this year too and said... (m) - Jan in MO 7:20 Sep 27
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- Yes, Chemistry is REALLY needed prior to AP Bio - Carole in DE 7:40 Sep 27
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- Yes, Chemistry is REALLY needed prior to AP Bio - Carole in DE 7:40 Sep 27
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- Is he doing it through PA hs'ers or on his own? - Carole in DE 7:40 Sep 27
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- Re: DS is in AP Biology with PA HS'ers - FloridaLisa 13:28 Sep 27
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- AP Biology and Virtual School - CindyB/STL 5:04 Sep 27
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- Well looked at Florida Virtual Instruction, sm - CindyB/STL 8:44 Sep 27
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- Thanks for looking at it -- - FloridaLisa 13:18 Sep 27
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- Thanks for looking at it -- - FloridaLisa 13:18 Sep 27
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- Well looked at Florida Virtual Instruction, sm - CindyB/STL 8:44 Sep 27
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- I would look at his long-term aspirations/goals... - Anne/PA 3:11 Sep 27
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- Thanks for weighing in, Anne. (m) - FloridaLisa 13:07 Sep 27
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- It does sound just perfect as a "first" AP for my ds, who loves geography/languages/cultures... - Anne/PA 17:27 Sep 27
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- It does sound just perfect as a "first" AP for my ds, who loves geography/languages/cultures... - Anne/PA 17:27 Sep 27
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- Sorry, Lisa, you DID mention his long term goals!.... - Anne/PA 3:56 Sep 27
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- Thanks for weighing in, Anne. (m) - FloridaLisa 13:07 Sep 27
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- A big thank you to all for offering help and ideas...more inside... - Ang in TX 6:52 Sep 27
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- Angie - a few websites to help (m) - CynthiaOK 7:07 Sep 27
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- Angie - a few websites to help (m) - CynthiaOK 7:07 Sep 27
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- Are you using the DVD course? I wonder if that would help... - MIchelle in GA 6:27 Sep 27
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- One idea... - Anne/PA 3:24 Sep 27
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- Re: Wondering how deep to go into the Kreb cycle for bio. I'm using BJU and it goes into way too much detail. Maybe a science mind can help me decide... - LaJuana 20:20 Sep 26
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- This really is a lovely post that outlines how students can tackle hard material. La Juana, your students are lucky to have you guide them! (nt) - Jane in NC 3:49 Sep 27
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- excellent post. nt - PamJH 20:25 Sep 26
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- This really is a lovely post that outlines how students can tackle hard material. La Juana, your students are lucky to have you guide them! (nt) - Jane in NC 3:49 Sep 27
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- Here's what we're doing... - PamJH 19:05 Sep 26
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- Re: Wondering how deep to go into the Kreb cycle for bio. I'm using BJU and it goes into way too much detail. Maybe a science mind can help me decide... - CynthiaOK 18:51 Sep 26
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- Thanks for your comment (m) - Michelle in MO 3:35 Sep 27
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- No, your not a whiner:), I complained about the Geometry book below too... - Michelle in GA 5:18 Sep 27
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- No, your not a whiner:), I complained about the Geometry book below too... - Michelle in GA 5:18 Sep 27
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- We are only in Algebra I with Chalkdust, so I cannot speak AT ALL as to the geometry, but why don't you e-mail Prof. Mosely and ask his advice about an alternate text? (more) - Hoggirl 18:35 Sep 26
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- I don't want to cause a "mass desertion"! (m) - Michelle in MO 3:34 Sep 27
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- I don't think that is going to happen. However.... - Hoggirl 5:42 Sep 27
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- I don't think that is going to happen. However.... - Hoggirl 5:42 Sep 27
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- I don't want to cause a "mass desertion"! (m) - Michelle in MO 3:34 Sep 27
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- My hubby (priest) did a 5 hour class on Purgatorio - Chris in VA 19:29 Sep 26
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- Thanks - this looks very good.nt - PamJH 20:23 Sep 26
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- Thanks - this looks very good.nt - PamJH 20:23 Sep 26
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- I *adored* the Inferno! Do read the other two... - kel 18:02 Sep 26
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- We loved Dante, too. Also found connections to Series of Unfortunate Events books. more- - cat in black 17:47 Sep 26
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- Thanks for the advice and encouragement. more - PamJH 18:51 Sep 26
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- Thanks for the advice and encouragement. more - PamJH 18:51 Sep 26
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- What you have (it is going to be OK...) - Jann in TX 20:45 Sep 26
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- Well ladies, once again you have come through is a lot of.... - Yolanda 14:52 Sep 28
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- I think my coffee is weak, did you see all this errors? dear me. - Yolanda 14:56 Sep 28
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- I think my coffee is weak, did you see all this errors? dear me. - Yolanda 14:56 Sep 28
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- If her goal is to work in the biological sciences I can't imagine considering virtual dissections adequate... - Lizzie in Ma 15:36 Sep 27
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- I went on a "search" for digital dissections and.... - Yolanda 18:33 Sep 26
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- I used a dissection video last year from BJU. It had all the dissections covered in Apologia. nt - Katia 14:35 Sep 27
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- I used a dissection video last year from BJU. It had all the dissections covered in Apologia. nt - Katia 14:35 Sep 27
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- Several of my biologist friends are highly critical of virtual dissections... - Jane in NC 16:45 Sep 26
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- Yes, and any Doc knows that anatomy - Holly in N NV 19:21 Sep 26
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- Jane, this is so true. I was surprised at the variation among specimens in our biology lab. (m) - FloridaLisa 17:46 Sep 26
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- Yes, and any Doc knows that anatomy - Holly in N NV 19:21 Sep 26
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- It's nice to have the experience, but it's not necessary at all. Have your dd do it virtually and relax. nt - Ria 16:28 Sep 26
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- My kids are doing virtual dissections. But they don't plan science careers. If your daughter wants a career in life sciences, she might need the real thing. nt - PamJH 16:26 Sep 26
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- Where can I find virtual dissections? - Tami in CA 20:23 Sep 26
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- http://www.froguts.com/flash_content/index.html - Lizzie in Ma 15:37 Sep 27
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- This link didn't work - the website seems to be gone - any other links? nt - Tami in CA 22:02 Sep 27
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- This link didn't work - the website seems to be gone - any other links? nt - Tami in CA 22:02 Sep 27
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- http://www.froguts.com/flash_content/index.html - Lizzie in Ma 15:37 Sep 27
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- I should have added that my kids are vegetarians. They have an ethical problem with cutting up creatures even if they're already dead. more - PamJH 19:10 Sep 26
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- Where can I find virtual dissections? - Tami in CA 20:23 Sep 26
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- sheesh, that should have read "microscope" not telescope,.... - Yolanda 16:18 Sep 26
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- Cat, I have BJU alg 1 TE if you're interested. . . m - shell in SC 9:59 Sep 27
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- Did you try homeschoolclassifieds.com? nt - Heather in WA 20:37 Sep 26
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- Have you tried Exodus Provisions? - LaJuana 20:23 Sep 26
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- It sounds more natural to use the articles (m) - Erin 19:04 Sep 26
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- But they are...the Tin Man is the Tin Man...that's his name, right? nt - Linda in NM 15:12 Sep 26
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- then should it just be Tin Man and Scarcrow...without the "the's"? (nt) - mom2three 15:57 Sep 26
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- then should it just be Tin Man and Scarcrow...without the "the's"? (nt) - mom2three 15:57 Sep 26
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- Well, if you find the secret to speeding things up, please, please let me know... - Nan in Mass 13:55 Sep 27
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- Typically my dd spends 8 hours per day on school work (nt) - LoriM 7:24 Sep 27
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- We only have a few set times.... - MelodyInTx 21:37 Sep 26
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- Seems like 2.5 hours before any credits even start? Zzzzz (nt) - Julie in MN 20:46 Sep 26
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- My dd is 10th grade. Her day looks something like this: - Katia 20:16 Sep 26
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- Opps! Big time goof, sorry.... - Katia 20:19 Sep 26
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- Opps! Big time goof, sorry.... - Katia 20:19 Sep 26
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- A couple of comments -- - Gwen in VA 19:48 Sep 26
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- It seems like an awful lot to do each day......... - Rachel 17:12 Sep 26
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- Well, W-View is 2-3days a week & Logic is finishing up last year (3 more weeks) (sm) - 74Heaven 18:13 Sep 26
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- Maybe I misunderstood, but it looked like you were doing SOTW for history, right? - outtamyshell 6:31 Sep 27
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- I seem to be unable (thus far) to teach the children to work carefully, accurately (m) - 74Heaven 8:16 Sep 27
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- I seem to be unable (thus far) to teach the children to work carefully, accurately (m) - 74Heaven 8:16 Sep 27
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- Maybe I misunderstood, but it looked like you were doing SOTW for history, right? - outtamyshell 6:31 Sep 27
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- BTW, here is our "general" schedule - Rachel 17:17 Sep 26
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- How many high school credits is he doing? Just curious. (nt) - Dawn in MI 18:12 Sep 26 (1)
- Well, W-View is 2-3days a week & Logic is finishing up last year (3 more weeks) (sm) - 74Heaven 18:13 Sep 26
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- That seems to be a lot to do every day (m) - Ria 16:35 Sep 26
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- Our grade 10 day... - Jane in NC 15:24 Sep 26
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- Well, we don't always get finished within the allotted time either, but... - ereks mom 14:58 Sep 26
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- Well, I guess daughters might need more time than sons (m) - CynthiaOK 14:56 Sep 26
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- My son does most stuff independently - Chris in VA 14:55 Sep 26
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- My question is how you get your children up at 6:30! (m) - StaceyL in Canada 14:49 Sep 26
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- Stacey (m) (long...) - Valerie(TX) 4:31 Sep 27
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- The biggest reason we get up early is to get something done before the 3 youngers get up (m) - 74Heaven 18:35 Sep 26
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- We do this, too. School starts at 8 am here...or earlier, lol! nt - Ria 16:37 Sep 26
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- Stacey (m) (long...) - Valerie(TX) 4:31 Sep 27
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- Btw, I read 9th gr posts down the board; imho no one seems as swamped/overextended as we are (sm) - 74Heaven 14:28 Sep 26
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- I have a slightly older ed of TOG. I think I may purchase this Writing Aids for my dd's to use for both high school & college. nt - Anna 7:35 Sep 27
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- I have been debating posting two essays - momee 14:23 Sep 26
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- I have both... - Mommyfaithe 15:00 Sep 26
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- I have both... - Mommyfaithe 15:00 Sep 26
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- Anne, I was hoping someone wiser than me would respond, but I didn't want to leave your post here with no response at all. - outtamyshell 6:23 Sep 28
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- If you mean self-teaching, try the Notgrass programs. link inside - Debbie in Ohio 12:07 Sep 26
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- I did and thank you! nt - Rich with kids 12:08 Sep 26
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- I did and thank you! nt - Rich with kids 12:08 Sep 26
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- Here it is! :o) (link) - FloridaLisa 13:17 Sep 26
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- Re: Here it is! :o) (link)..........THANKS! nt - Pam L 10:38 Sep 27
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- Re: Here it is! :o) (link)..........THANKS! nt - Pam L 10:38 Sep 27
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- Kinetic Books Algebra I is going to be a free download for just a few more days now ... - AngieW in Texas 16:18 Sep 26
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- Ds is using the Kinetic Books Alg 1 download when he gets stuck/needs extra practice with Lial. I've been pretty impressed.(nm) - Deb in PA 12:52 Sep 26
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- Links - MIch elle 11:06 Sep 26
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- Re: Need Algebra help!!!!!!!!! - Pam L 10:48 Sep 26
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- I posted a comment, but I also have a question. - Beth in TN 11:06 Sep 26
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- Listening more than once - Barb-Harmony Art Mom 11:22 Sep 26
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- This makes perfect sense. Thank you. nt - Beth in TN 13:39 Sep 26
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- This makes perfect sense. Thank you. nt - Beth in TN 13:39 Sep 26
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- Listening more than once - Barb-Harmony Art Mom 11:22 Sep 26
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- THANK YOU! nt - MIch elle 11:04 Sep 26
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- I'm going to try this one. How to read a book is thorough but dull. nt - PamJH 15:42 Sep 26
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- I like: Senior High: A Home-Designed Form+U+LA (m) - Beth in TN 11:08 Sep 26
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- A couple of our favorites - Happy 10:25 Sep 26
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- Re: Jacobs Geometry, ch. 2 - resources? - Dennis in VA 7:49 Sep 26
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- This is the only one I know of-- - Jean in Wisc. 8:13 Sep 26
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- Oops. For the 2nd half of your Q - Jean in Wisc. 8:16 Sep 26
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- Thanks bunches :) nm - Bev in B'ville 8:37 Sep 26
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- Thanks bunches :) nm - Bev in B'ville 8:37 Sep 26
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- Oops. For the 2nd half of your Q - Jean in Wisc. 8:16 Sep 26
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- I don't know if Jacob's fits with Chalkdust, but I really liked it as a stand alone product. nt - Sharon in MD 7:09 Sep 26
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- Thanks so much I found the help stuff on the site! - Sharon in MD 13:44 Sep 26
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- My understanding is it's just the video lecture (m) - MaryM 7:19 Sep 26
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- My son says... - Cheryl B in VA 7:30 Sep 26
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- My son says... - Cheryl B in VA 7:30 Sep 26
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- Slight difference in texts... - Jann in TX 7:48 Sep 26
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- All I know is that the "with early functions" was cheaper. I got mine including shipping for less than $10. Works fine. nt - Jean in Wisc. 7:07 Sep 26
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- Re: Thanks nt - Marie 7:32 Sep 26
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- Re: Thanks nt - Marie 7:32 Sep 26
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- So the begining and intermediate algebra would be the best to start 9th grade?nt - Txmom2one 11:02 Sep 26
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- See series order in a post below--also... - Jann in TX 12:07 Sep 26
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- See series order in a post below--also... - Jann in TX 12:07 Sep 26
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- We use Lial... LONG - Jann in TX 7:44 Sep 26
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- Jann, I have the 9th edition...(m) - SallyMac 17:13 Sep 26
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- I answered above...but would like to add... - Jann in TX 20:47 Sep 26
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- I answered above...but would like to add... - Jann in TX 20:47 Sep 26
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- what is the difference bgetween introductory and intermediate - Txmom2one 10:48 Sep 26
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- Algebra 1... - Jann in TX 12:14 Sep 26
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- Introductory would be equivalent to Algebra I and would be fine for a child who has finished prealgebra (m) - Michelle in MO 12:13 Sep 26
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- Algebra 1... - Jann in TX 12:14 Sep 26
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- I'm confused by their titles. Does Precalculus come after Intermediate Algebra? nt - outtamyshell 10:17 Sep 26
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- Series order... - Jann in TX 10:28 Sep 26
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- Series order... - Jann in TX 10:28 Sep 26
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- Jann, I have the 9th edition...(m) - SallyMac 17:13 Sep 26
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- Not Jann, but perhaps I can help (m) - Michelle in MO 6:19 Sep 26
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- They do not have the teachers manuals? - Txmom2one 6:37 Sep 26
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- TMs are listed under teacher resources... - Jann in TX 7:52 Sep 26
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- you cannot add them to the cart nt - Txmom2one 11:59 Sep 26
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- But you can get them cheaper at.... - Jann in TX 12:20 Sep 26
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- But you can get them cheaper at.... - Jann in TX 12:20 Sep 26
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- you cannot add them to the cart nt - Txmom2one 11:59 Sep 26
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- If you click on each individual text (m) - Michelle in MO 6:56 Sep 26
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- Have a 7th edition text and solutions manual on TWTM sale/swap boards now if interested. nt - momee 7:24 Sep 26
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- is it the introductory algebra and could you - Txmom2one 13:36 Sep 26
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- Re: Have a 7th edition text and solutions manual on TWTM sale/swap boards now if interested. nt - Txmom2one 12:53 Sep 26
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- is it the introductory algebra and could you - Txmom2one 13:36 Sep 26
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- Have a 7th edition text and solutions manual on TWTM sale/swap boards now if interested. nt - momee 7:24 Sep 26
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- TMs are listed under teacher resources... - Jann in TX 7:52 Sep 26
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- They do not have the teachers manuals? - Txmom2one 6:37 Sep 26
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- Yup GRIN... - Nan in Mass 7:07 Sep 26
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- Of course it is. :-) Good job! NT - lh 5:44 Sep 26
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- Not all that important to modern biology, sm - CindyB/STL 5:47 Sep 26
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- Seems like 4-7 is common <nt> - Pamela 5:41 Sep 26
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- My daughter didn't do any. - Jenny in Florida 5:12 Sep 26
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- I would suggest they look into Singapore for the K-6 level, myself.... - HeatherC(Canada) 6:54 Sep 26
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- There are public schools using Singapore K-6 now, and having great success with it too. My votes the same as Dennis - Carole in DE 7:23 Sep 26
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- There are public schools using Singapore K-6 now, and having great success with it too. My votes the same as Dennis - Carole in DE 7:23 Sep 26
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- My dd is given a list of what she is to do - Lindatx 16:30 Sep 26
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- Hooray Mom!! - MelodyInTx 21:41 Sep 26
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- Hooray Mom!! - MelodyInTx 21:41 Sep 26
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- Somewhat of a schedule (m) - CynthiaOK 14:44 Sep 26
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- Here is ours - Karen in Maryland 12:22 Sep 26
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- Maybe I should clarify... I'm asking for approx. scheduels with times - Christy in CO 7:27 Sep 26
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- My 2nd ds's... - Deb in PA 5:13 Sep 26
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- Re: Speaking of high school schedules... can I see some 9th grade schedules - only need subject area and time spent per/day or week. Thanks! nt - MIchelle in GA 5:02 Sep 26
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- My 9th graders schedule... - karenciavo 4:59 Sep 26
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- Wow! That is an amazing 9th grade program! m - Beth in sw WA 14:54 Sep 26
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- Wow! That is an amazing 9th grade program! m - Beth in sw WA 14:54 Sep 26
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- No schedule of hours........but typical.......... - Rachel 22:55 Sep 25
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- I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that... - Janet in WA 19:42 Sep 25
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- I agree. And if it "takes too long" - lh 20:25 Sep 25
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- Well, we have X amt of work assigned and it's all due Monday PERIOD <sm--may sound a little harsh> - Pamela 5:53 Sep 26
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- Yes. Here it's perfectly acceptable to do a leisurely 3 year stroll through logic or government... - Barb F in AZ 18:44 Sep 26
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- Is it really a high school class, yes, - lh 6:34 Sep 26
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- Algebra spread over two years is common here as well, BUT - Sir J (srjbdl) 12:36 Sep 26
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- Hmmmm, is there twice as much work in a class that is 4 semesters rather than 2? I mean, seriously, - Pamela 12:19 Sep 26
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- It *really* hasn't been a problem in my experience. I posted above, but - Barb F in AZ 18:54 Sep 26
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- Oh, I definitely agree... - Pamela 4:39 Sep 27
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- You and I probably have similar styles but a different set of circumstances... - Barb F in AZ 13:23 Sep 27
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- Actually, it sounds like we're very similar - Pamela 4:11 Sep 28
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- Heh, that explains it :) - Barb F in AZ 12:21 Sep 28
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- What is SO weird is that we're SO alike in SO many ways... - Pamela 15:28 Sep 28
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- What is SO weird is that we're SO alike in SO many ways... - Pamela 15:28 Sep 28
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- Heh, that explains it :) - Barb F in AZ 12:21 Sep 28
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- Yes, you two both sound similar to the way we do it as well... - LoriM 15:26 Sep 27
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- Actually, it sounds like we're very similar - Pamela 4:11 Sep 28
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- You and I probably have similar styles but a different set of circumstances... - Barb F in AZ 13:23 Sep 27
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- Adjust as they goes along??? LOL! ... I needs 5 minutes of silence to post. nt - Barb F in AZ 18:56 Sep 26
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- Oh, I definitely agree... - Pamela 4:39 Sep 27
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- It *really* hasn't been a problem in my experience. I posted above, but - Barb F in AZ 18:54 Sep 26
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- That may be true, but if you take 2 years to take Algebra I, you aren't going to probably end up with enough credits to graduate......(depending on the requirements in your state)nt - Rachel 8:10 Sep 26
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- It's common here and kids are graduating. 6 classes times 4 years is 24 year credits (48 semester classes) - lh 10:15 Sep 26
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- There is NO requirement for high school HOMESCHOOL graduates in North Carolina - LoriM 13:46 Sep 26
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- That may be so.........but good luck getting your kid into a decent college without 4 full years of mathematics........nt - Rachel 17:06 Sep 26
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- Well, my dd actually had quite a bit more than four years of mathematics (c: - LoriM 7:10 Sep 27
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- Well, my dd actually had quite a bit more than four years of mathematics (c: - LoriM 7:10 Sep 27
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- My Q is who sets the "recommended" credit levels for hmschoolers, the state, colleges? (TIA) nt - 74Heaven in WA State 14:07 Sep 26
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- In NC, no one sets the credits for graduation..... - Christi/NC 16:17 Sep 26
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- Works the same in GA. PS has graduation requirements, but homeschoolers do not. So... - ereks mom 12:10 Sep 27
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- Works the same in GA. PS has graduation requirements, but homeschoolers do not. So... - ereks mom 12:10 Sep 27
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- In NC, no one sets the credits for graduation..... - Christi/NC 16:17 Sep 26
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- That may be so.........but good luck getting your kid into a decent college without 4 full years of mathematics........nt - Rachel 17:06 Sep 26
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- Our county requires 28! nt - Sir J (srjbdl) 12:36 Sep 26
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- My county and the one next to it requires 28 credits to graduate and most kids will end up with 32! (All PS, BTW). nt - Christi/NC 16:15 Sep 26
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- My county and the one next to it requires 28 credits to graduate and most kids will end up with 32! (All PS, BTW). nt - Christi/NC 16:15 Sep 26
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- There is NO requirement for high school HOMESCHOOL graduates in North Carolina - LoriM 13:46 Sep 26
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- It's common here and kids are graduating. 6 classes times 4 years is 24 year credits (48 semester classes) - lh 10:15 Sep 26
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- Algebra spread over two years is common here as well, BUT - Sir J (srjbdl) 12:36 Sep 26
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- That's really what we did too I just didn't have the day broken down into specific time periods for each subject. nm... - Janet in WA 6:03 Sep 26
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- Yes. Here it's perfectly acceptable to do a leisurely 3 year stroll through logic or government... - Barb F in AZ 18:44 Sep 26
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- I am completely the opposite.......I see the damage I've done letting him gettting further behind (more) - Rachel 22:52 Sep 25
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- Hey Rachel... - Barb F in AZ 19:06 Sep 26
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- I agree to a point, but you still aren't setting them up for college or work environments.....not saying its right or wrong, its just not how our world works outside of homeschooling.....nt - Rachel 22:26 Sep 26
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- Well, dd started taking University classes when she was 14... - Barb F in AZ 12:25 Sep 27
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- Hope you feel better now, personally.......I"m done with this conversation (nt) - Rachel 22:24 Sep 27
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- Hope you feel better now, personally.......I"m done with this conversation (nt) - Rachel 22:24 Sep 27
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- Well, dd started taking University classes when she was 14... - Barb F in AZ 12:25 Sep 27
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- I agree to a point, but you still aren't setting them up for college or work environments.....not saying its right or wrong, its just not how our world works outside of homeschooling.....nt - Rachel 22:26 Sep 26
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- Hey Rachel... - Barb F in AZ 19:06 Sep 26
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- Well, we have X amt of work assigned and it's all due Monday PERIOD <sm--may sound a little harsh> - Pamela 5:53 Sep 26
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- I agree. And if it "takes too long" - lh 20:25 Sep 25
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