[FIAR applying "rowing" techniques to high school subjects]

In planning for high school a second time, I'm would love to incorporate FIAR or "rowing" techniques into a subject or two.  Have any of you done this in your homeschool and how did you implement it into your curriculum? 

 

 

[How insane is it to take both Lukeion's Latin and Greek?]

i'm not familiar with the companies or teachers mentioned in this thread.  Can you please share some specifics about the language courses, including web addresses?

 

i'm more interested in Greek than Latin.   Thanks!

[New member]

Hello!

 

I'm a homeschool mom of two awesome daughters, one graduating soon and one presently in 8th grade.  The Well Trained Mind books and philosophy aren't something I've used.  However, in planning for high school a second time, I'm finding that TWTM forums are the best source available for fellowship and for research.

 

 

Lisa

[what is your 9th grader doing for school next year?]

Hello,

This is my first time posting to the WTM forums.  I have one dd who is graduating soon and one dd who is entering 9th grade in the fall.

 

9th grade plans:

 

American History: OM

English:  Excellence in Literature- American lit.   review parts of Easy Grammar, and Paragraphs for High School by Don Killgallon 

Biology: Miller-Levine

Geometry: Teaching Textbooks

IEW SICC-C (possibly the 2 year schedule)

Choir, possibly drama, art classes, or voice lessons

PSAT prep

 

Poetry, either the unit from Kolbe Jr. High lit or Grammar of Poetry.  Any advice on either of these two?

 

I'm looking for suggestions for Greek language. 

 

Tibbie Dunbar, may I ask what type of Greek and which curriculum do you use for homeschool? Thanks a bunch!