I am trying to locate this passage I remember, but cannot seem to remember where. I believe it is SWB: on how History is the study of lived human experience and how it is not a subject, but it is the subject. Any help?

No advice, but I am so sorry! What a difficult experience!

Is it too late to register?

If my son gets in her class I’ll take it.

This is our summer of the pool, bike riding and as many library books as possible. I need a break more than the kids!

I was under the assumption these were Pre-A books?

I am in the same boat with Algebra. Robby sort of skipped algebra this year and did lots of random maths including some Jacobs Mathematics a Human Endeavor. We did some of AoPS Pre-A, Alcumus, Zaccaro Real World Algebra then around the election he began Stats on Khan Academy out of his own interest. I think I might have him do the second half or 2/3s of Jacobs along with AoPS or Foresters word problems. I don’t know if that would be enough to consider it “honors.” Is that even something to consider for middle school math credits on a future HS transcript? Is there a test middle schoolers can take at the end of the year to prove their knowledge like CLEP?

I have been looking at Polymath Classical Tutorials Classical Mathematics One. This is Euclid. I don’t own it or have used.

Downloaded the app. 🙂 Thanks! PS: good luck to your son!

I have not heard of this, but this is quite an interesting idea. I'm all ears.

I will try to write more tomorrow, but wanted to recommend The Daily Poem podcast by CiRCE.

I think just reading widely and listening to audiobooks at a higher level than reading ability can't help but improve scores. I’ve never heard of readtheory.org How does that site work?

Any particular thing you use to test their knowledge or offer the student for these reviews?

I second this. When we come a topic my son doesn't understand and I am unable to teach it and we cannot or don't want to wait for ”Professor Daddy” to explain it we’ve been able to find (usually) a multitude of videos on YouTube that explain the topic. When he was little we went down the math picture book rabbit hole. Many of these titles are listed in SWB’s WTM book. Maybe you could watch some videos and then teach a few concepts? I have seen a lot of fruit from this.

Was it just to be a cute photo op? Obviously the toddler isn’t preparing the bottle and mom/dad/caregiver was nearby to take the photo(s).