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10 hours ago, EKS said:
You can safely skip chapters 9, 10, and 11.
ETA: You could also cut out all the trig stuff (so just do chapters 1-5) and call it Precalculus: Algebra. It would be up to you whether she should get a full credit for that.
I’m looking into cutting those out. Thank you!
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Very true about the “normal courses” but she has in her mind that pre-cal is on the “normal path” lol. Yes, she is determined. Once she has her mind made up on something it’s hard to convince her otherwise.
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Thank you for the replies! My daughter is considering college but is not sure. She feels that she may need to take some time off first to work on her health and to de-stress. Stress can cause her condition to flare up. She would like to get a degree in the language arts field so she won’t need too much math. She really wants to take what is considered “normal courses” for high school though and wants to finish a pre-calc course. It takes her on average 3.5 hours per day to do a lesson but she is determined to get through it and her other work she is behind on. I’m trying to lighten the load for her so thank you for the help.
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Please help me graduate my senior. She’s had a lot of struggles in math and science and is very behind in most subjects - but particularly math. She has mild autism and lupus so doesn’t feel well a lot and has trouble coping emotionally. She is taking TT pre-calculus but it takes her hours a day and she just finished chapter two. We are trying to finish twelfth grade by the end of August but then she would have to do a lesson per day which may be too much for her. Is there anything I can cut out of the course and it would be still considered sufficient for a pre-calc credit?
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My dd is going through this book now (8th gr) and it's a great preparation book for Spanish 1, but I wouldn’t use it as part of my class. Maybe you could use it before your high school Spanish class?
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Is anyone's dc taking the CLRC Arabic 1 class with Mary Danial? Do you like it?
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We are still doing grammar in 8th grade, but I think in high school it will just be review here and there. We have used/using the R&S 2-8 Grammar books so I think that is enough!
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Thanks everyone! I will be checking these out!
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Dual enrollment, i.e. taking college classes while still in high school.
Thanks!
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What does DE stand for? Sorry for the dumb question, but I see this abbreviation quite a bit and don't know what it means. LOL :crying:
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Thank you for the suggestions. I'm planning for next school year and saw one semester writing course and was thinking I could outsource a lit class for the next semester.
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Does anyone know of any online freshman literature courses that are only half a year? Thank you!
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Anyone? It is expensive so I'm not sure if I will be able to do it, but I really want to outsource this class for 9th grade. I'm panicking trying to make plans for high school. Here is the link:
https://academy.brightideaspress.com/product/english-1-intro-to-literature/
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One thing to consider if you do this is how things work for your state and state universities, if you intend to apply to those.
Some states and I think maybe a few universities I’ve seen specify a year of US History, one of world history, and one of government. So doing two years of US history commits you to doing history all four years, unless you double up one year. Some students may want to use the fourth year of social studies to take an elective like psychology or geography, and others may want to use that slot for an extra science or language, etc.
If this is a concern, you could integrate the study of American government into the two year history plan and designate one or two of the semesters as “American governmentâ€.
Here the University requires only US history and one other unit in social studies. Thank you so much for your great advice. It's something I will consider. I just started planning for next year (9th grade) and I'm changing my mind about a million times. This is sooooo stressful!!
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Paradigm Accelerated Curriculum has American History over 2 Years.
Yeah- another one to check out. Thanks! 😀
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Memoria Press splits their HS American History into two years.
Thank you! I couldn't find which companies offered this option.
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We split American History over two years for our kids, from early America to Civil War period, and then Reconstruction to present.
We used Joy Hakim's The History of US series as our spine, but incorporated lots of books and projects on our own. The History of US doesn't have its own curriculum (or at least didn't when we used it). We just built our curriculum and projects around it, and split it into two years. We also watched a lot of supporting documentaries.
Thank you for the reply! I will check out that text.
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Are there any American History courses that have, for instance, American History 1 and American History 2 that would be a full years worth of work each? We have had very little American history and I think my dd would absorb much more over the course of two years.
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Has anyone had their dc take the live online course English 1 (Survey of Lit. & Intro. To Comp.) from Bright Ideas Press? Good? Bad? I would appreciate any reviews! Also, do they teach writing papers using formatting - like MLA/APA- in any of their English classes?
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I used these:
I would avoid any of the other versions that say "dvt". Those will only work on the computer and I've had trouble getting them to work at all on a pc.
We watched the video for whatever section we were covering on day one and did all the margin exercises as well. On day two, my ds did every other problem of the section exercises.
Thanks!
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Thanks!! I will check this out.Here's a thread with some (hopefully) helpful info about Lial's...http://forums.welltrainedmind.com/topic/253278-what-exactly-do-i-need-to-use-lials-algebra/
and another thread with some info about Lial's and videos...http://forums.welltrainedmind.com/topic/301057-for-those-w8th-edition-lials-intermediate-alg-digital-video-tutor-cd/
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Does Lial's Algebra have any teaching videos that correspond to it? Unfortunately I need teaching videos at this level.
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Thank you for your replies. I'm wondering how bju or videotext would workout since they are considered mastery.
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My 7th grader still reads out loud but not as part of school. When we read novels out loud in the evenings she will take over when I'm tired.
Math help! What can I cut out of Teaching Textbooks Pre-Calculus.
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Thanks for the encouragement!