BFSU- how to use vol 2 when you haven't done vol 1?

[Elfknitter.#]

I have the pdf for volume 1 but we never used it. I've looked at volume 2 and I'm wondering if anyone knows of a flow chart or plan that incorporates where one might have to consult volume 1 material before moving forward in volume 2. Does one exist?

[silver]

I'd use the "required background" section to see what lessons you may want to review.

[Elfknitter.#]

Which is located, IMO, in an inconvenient spot (past the overview section, past the time required section, past the outcomes section. Seems more logical to put them closer toward the overview.)

 

I could do that for each one. I was just wondering if anyone had gone through and made a flow chart that included them, in the same way flow charts were made for volume 1.

[redsquirrel]

Well, join the Yahoo group for book 1 and book 2. In the files section for each is a PDF of the flowchart from the book. Print them out and then lay the flow chart from book 1 side by side like they are in the book. Then put the flow chart for book 2 right beneath it. The flow chart for book 1 goes right into the one for book 2.

 

If you owned both books in hardcopy you could just copy them out.

 

 

 

I found the PDFs of the BFSU books too difficult to work with and I now own the hardcopys. I have found I don't like any sort of school book or reference book in PDF or e-book format. Too difficult to work with.

[Elfknitter.#]

I just re-read this thread: http://forums.welltrainedmind.com/topic/517839-bfsu-do-i-need-all-3-books/?hl=%2Bbfsu&do=findComment&comment=5814247

 

and found my answer here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ka2rEqXdYQ33XrX3J6959LeVaRfys3GXKUexwmnZSzY/edit?hl=en_US

(found in this post: http://forums.welltrainedmind.com/topic/517839-bfsu-do-i-need-all-3-books/?p=5785688)

 

:)