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could you please give me your thoughts on our schedule for next year ..new to hs!!


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I'm trying to get next year figured out and thought I'd run this by all the veterans!

 

Is it too much? Am I missing something? How often would you schedule each?

 

This is what I have so far for my 9th grader:

 

Math--LOF

 

English--CLE

 

Writing--?? I really want to put a heavy focus on it next year...any suggestions?

 

Bible Study--Queen , or maybe summit..with daily devotion

 

Spanish-Rosetta Stone

 

Keyboarding- is this all year or 1 semester?

 

Logic-The Fallacy Detective ( 1 lesson a week?)

 

Science-Apologia Biology @ CO OP

 

World Geography @ CO OP

 

Yearbook or Art @ CO OP

 

Nutrition @ CO OP

 

PE

 

wants to take piano

 

Whew! I'm exhausted just looking at it! How would you fit this all in or what would you combine or take away?

 

I really appreciate you taking the time to look over this with me! Any ideas or suggestions are welcome!

 

Blessings,

 

Michelle

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Hi Michele,

Welcome :001_smile: I don't think it's too much. Are you doing World Geography in lieu of some kind of history? Is it enough work to be considered a full credit course? What level Life of Fred will she be completing? As an aside: has anyone heard what the credit worthiness is of LOF? I'd like to know myself. The Fallacy Detective is definitely a once a week course if you simply follow the text. You could lump it in with whatever writing you choose and have her identify fallacies in newspapers, magazines, and/or online sources and perhaps write why what she identified is a fallacy, what type, etc. At the high school level I actually like The Art of Argument better because it includes some essay writing, defining of terms, and comprehension questions. There are samples on the site linked above. The Lively Art of Writing is a nice little book that goes through the steps of writing an essay, very easy to do in less than a semester and gives a good foundation. I also like The Lost Tools of Writing, but that is pretty teacher intensive.

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