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06-01-2014, 01:24 AM #1
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Hi everyone,
my name is Jennifer and my daughter will be going into the 8th grade in the fall. she is unhappy and would like to try homeschool or online school. I have no idea about either one, any comments or suggestions. HELP NEEDED
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There is a great forum for members thinking about using time4learning. It might answer some of your questions. My son and I have used this program for over six years now. We love it. He loves the cartoon like format of the early lessons. I love the ease of use and the great record keeping.
Kathi Homeschooling Mama to Twelve year old Dakota
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06-06-2014, 07:38 AM #3
Hi, If you are thinking of homeschooling, you might want to read the free ebook, Welcome to Homeschooling, A Guide for New and Potential Homeschoolers. Disclosure, I was one of the original authors but it has had several updates through the years. The Guide is a compilation of the advice that experienced homeschoolers would give to someone who is thinking of or starting to homeschool It covers points like:
- homeschooling - it's about your child, it's time to get to know their learning patterns
- where to start? You can't do it all at once.
- connecting with other homeschoolers - You will NOT like all the ones you meet but there's so many possibilities that you shouldn't give up
etcJohn Edelson, Founder
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