- prologue and nun's priest's tale (nt) - kate in seattle 20:10 Mar 11
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- Thanks for the idea! I will check with Capstone to see if they allow limited use of audio tape players. I think I am going to have him read... - Chris in VA 19:32 Mar 11
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- I think this is a great idea! My husband who is also not such a great reader loves audiobooks. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 19:12 Mar 11
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- My main source of support is this board..... - Melody In Tx 21:31 Mar 11
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- A combination of local friends (20%) and this board (80%). (m) - FloridaLisa 21:15 Mar 11
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- Very supportive (publicly funded) homeschool highschool in our area...m - Tap, tap, tap 20:28 Mar 11
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- and you are considered homeschoolers by your state? - kate in seattle 20:54 Mar 11
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- Yes and no...m - Tap, tap, tap 21:36 Mar 11
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- Yes and no...m - Tap, tap, tap 21:36 Mar 11
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- and you are considered homeschoolers by your state? - kate in seattle 20:54 Mar 11
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- I didn't rely on any local support at all. My support was from these message boards and my own research and resources. I'm pretty independent, though. nm - Janet in WA 19:50 Mar 11
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- Lots of support here.... - Elizabeth B. in NC 18:51 Mar 11
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- I am in your camp, Gwen. (m) - Jane in NC 18:38 Mar 11
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- actually, i have lots of support - kate in seattle 17:39 Mar 11
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- No, I'm the only one I know who is homeschooling high schoolers... - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 17:33 Mar 11
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- Support???! (m) - MaryM 17:18 Mar 11
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- I am usually the one supporting others. The support that I get is from - laughing lioness 16:56 Mar 11
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- I'm in the same boat as you now... - Lynne 16:40 Mar 11
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- Duh! Why did I even ask this? Thanks so much for all your replies...nm - Lyn 21:37 Mar 11
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- I don't think it would be worth it...m - Tap, tap, tap 20:44 Mar 11
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- I don't see how a non-Christian could use VP-Omnibus-1 (m) - maryalice 20:27 Mar 11
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- Anna, would it be too much to ask... - Lynne 20:35 Mar 11
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- Re: For choosing between two colleges-- what would you do? (for those who've btdt)... - maryalice 20:31 Mar 11
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- I guess I'd be really careful about being too involved in "encouraging"... - Janet in WA 19:09 Mar 11
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- small... - Betty 18:32 Mar 11
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- Go small. She won't be sorry. But... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 17:35 Mar 11
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- Thanks for the tip, Pam. Will do! nt - Anna 18:40 Mar 11
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- Thanks for the tip, Pam. Will do! nt - Anna 18:40 Mar 11
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- Find out if she can do an overnight visit at each school... - Kelly in VA 16:47 Mar 11
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- She's already spent enough time at each campus to get a pretty good feel for the atmosphere. nt - Anna 18:41 Mar 11
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- She's already spent enough time at each campus to get a pretty good feel for the atmosphere. nt - Anna 18:41 Mar 11
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- Check % returning for sophomore year - Sandra in NC 16:19 Mar 11
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- Done that already. Not much difference in the two schools. nt - Anna 18:40 Mar 11
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- Done that already. Not much difference in the two schools. nt - Anna 18:40 Mar 11
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- haven't exactly btdt but have an opinon - kate in seattle 15:55 Mar 11
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- Website with recommendation - Bev in B'ville 15:49 Mar 11
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- Thanks, guys! I think we'll be going w/LCII to keep things easy awhile! nt - Rhondabee 17:25 Mar 11
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- Re: Is it really reasonable for a 7th grader (completed LCI) to start Henle? (sm)... - Kendall 15:58 Mar 11
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- There are plenty who would say, "Yes, absolutely!" but... - Lynne 15:08 Mar 11
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- "Figuratively Speaking" or "Walch Toolbook Series: Prose & Poetry" might be... - Lori D. 21:23 Mar 11
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- We must be in the minority, but we (m) - Gwen in VA 15:50 Mar 11
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- Gwen, did you begin AP's in 9th grade? - MaryM 17:57 Mar 11
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- NO! My kids weren't ready then (m) - Gwen in VA 18:47 Mar 11
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- This is very good advice... - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 19:46 Mar 11
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- Agreed! - MaryM 20:07 Mar 11
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- Agreed! - MaryM 20:07 Mar 11
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- Thanks a bunch, Gwen! (m) - MaryM 19:06 Mar 11
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- An encouragement about handwriting -- - Gwen in VA 19:32 Mar 11 (1)
- This is very good advice... - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 19:46 Mar 11
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- Not Gwen, but we did it in 9th... - Lynne 18:21 Mar 11
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- Well it's not my ds who is keen on these but he's willing at least! (m) - MaryM 19:02 Mar 11
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- Well it's not my ds who is keen on these but he's willing at least! (m) - MaryM 19:02 Mar 11
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- NO! My kids weren't ready then (m) - Gwen in VA 18:47 Mar 11
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- I don't consider "what if she needs to transfer" to be a negative attitude... - Janet in WA 15:59 Mar 11
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- Gwen, did you begin AP's in 9th grade? - MaryM 17:57 Mar 11
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- Here's a link to an earlier discussion... - Lynne 15:11 Mar 11
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- To continue the "flexibility" theme... - Janet in WA 14:44 Mar 11
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- more on ap/clep/cc differences - kate in seattle 14:29 Mar 11
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- AP questions are tougher and AP tests include an essay... - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 13:10 Mar 11
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- So, are the CLEP tests maybe more like SAT Subject tests but can lead to credit depending upon the school? - MaryM 14:33 Mar 11
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- Hmm...no, I don't think so. - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 16:55 Mar 11
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- Hmm...no, I don't think so. - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 16:55 Mar 11
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- Thanks, Barb! We are 1.5 hours away from the nearest bookstore so I really appreciate this insigh! nt - MaryM 13:18 Mar 11
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- ...and I feel your pain here. We used to live in Kentucky where it was 45 minutes to a SuperWalmart. 2 hours to Lexington (nearest mall). Beautiful country, but really isolated. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 17:35 Mar 11
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- You said it! We are online shoppers for almost everything. DH is from Lexington! nt - MaryM 17:59 Mar 11
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- You said it! We are online shoppers for almost everything. DH is from Lexington! nt - MaryM 17:59 Mar 11
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- ...and I feel your pain here. We used to live in Kentucky where it was 45 minutes to a SuperWalmart. 2 hours to Lexington (nearest mall). Beautiful country, but really isolated. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 17:35 Mar 11
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- So, are the CLEP tests maybe more like SAT Subject tests but can lead to credit depending upon the school? - MaryM 14:33 Mar 11
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- I think its about what the college policies are - Karen in CO 13:07 Mar 11
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- Now what about the "discussion elsewhere" regarding AP vs. CC? - MaryM 13:39 Mar 11
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- No simple answer, sorry... - Janet in WA 13:57 Mar 11
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- I'm wondering if anyone has done a combination of the three? (CC, AP, and CLEP) - Jill, OK in VA 14:06 Mar 11
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- We've done all 3 (m) - maryalice 14:26 Mar 11
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- Thank you... - Jill, OK in VA 15:33 Mar 11
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- The moral of the story, in my opinion... - Janet in WA 14:34 Mar 11
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- Oh, yes, believe me, remaining flexible is something I'll *have* to do... - Jill, OK in VA 15:31 Mar 11
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- Hey, Janet, I can relate to the limitations in NM! That's where we are. nt - MaryM 14:36 Mar 11
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- Do they still have the lottery scholarship? - Janet in WA 14:46 Mar 11
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- Yes but unless you are under an accredited umbrella it's not for homeschoolers... - MaryM 15:00 Mar 11
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- Looks like homeschoolers still qualify if they take the GED... - Janet in WA 15:09 Mar 11
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- Maybe so but GED is a stigma with most homeschoolers I know... - MaryM 15:42 Mar 11
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- Maybe so but GED is a stigma with most homeschoolers I know... - MaryM 15:42 Mar 11
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- Looks like homeschoolers still qualify if they take the GED... - Janet in WA 15:09 Mar 11
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- Yes but unless you are under an accredited umbrella it's not for homeschoolers... - MaryM 15:00 Mar 11
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- Do they still have the lottery scholarship? - Janet in WA 14:46 Mar 11
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- Oh, yes, believe me, remaining flexible is something I'll *have* to do... - Jill, OK in VA 15:31 Mar 11
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- Thank you... - Jill, OK in VA 15:33 Mar 11
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- Certainly some people choose some combination. Also... - Janet in WA 14:23 Mar 11
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- Hmm...can you tell me a little more about IB? - Jill, OK in VA 15:36 Mar 11
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- World Magazine had an article about it, if you like them... - Lynne 16:23 Mar 11
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- IB - kate in seattle 15:50 Mar 11
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- I don't know that much about IB... - Janet in WA 15:48 Mar 11
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- World Magazine had an article about it, if you like them... - Lynne 16:23 Mar 11
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- Hmm...can you tell me a little more about IB? - Jill, OK in VA 15:36 Mar 11
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- Another reason I'm thinking this way... - Jill, OK in VA 14:11 Mar 11
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- My sons weren't particularly ambitious... - Janet in WA 14:26 Mar 11
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- My sons weren't particularly ambitious... - Janet in WA 14:26 Mar 11
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- We've done all 3 (m) - maryalice 14:26 Mar 11
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- How did you list the cc classes on your transcript? sm - Karen in CO 14:06 Mar 11
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- Re: How did you list the cc classes on your transcript? sm - Janet in WA 14:18 Mar 11
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- Thanks - that's just what i needed to know <nm> - Karen in CO 15:05 Mar 11
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- Thanks - that's just what i needed to know <nm> - Karen in CO 15:05 Mar 11
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- Re: How did you list the cc classes on your transcript? sm - Janet in WA 14:18 Mar 11
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- I'm wondering if anyone has done a combination of the three? (CC, AP, and CLEP) - Jill, OK in VA 14:06 Mar 11
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- No simple answer, sorry... - Janet in WA 13:57 Mar 11
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- Another use for AP or CLEP, even if they aren't used for credit... - Janet in WA 13:27 Mar 11
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- That makes sense! Thankas. nt - MaryM 13:33 Mar 11
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- That makes sense! Thankas. nt - MaryM 13:33 Mar 11
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- Now what about the "discussion elsewhere" regarding AP vs. CC? - MaryM 13:39 Mar 11
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- And, what Teaching Company DVD's should not be missed? - Carole in DE 12:30 Mar 11
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- We LOVED the High Middle Ages by Philip Daileader. These were some of our favorites. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 13:12 Mar 11
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- 2nd on Philip Daileader (sm) - kate in seattle 14:16 Mar 11
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- Glad to hear these positive comments! Last week I ordered both the High and Early Middle Age lectures, taking advantage of the sale. (nt) - Jane in NC 18:27 Mar 11
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- Professor Daileader is our favorite! - nrg 17:23 Mar 11
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- Glad to hear these positive comments! Last week I ordered both the High and Early Middle Age lectures, taking advantage of the sale. (nt) - Jane in NC 18:27 Mar 11
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- 2nd on Philip Daileader (sm) - kate in seattle 14:16 Mar 11
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- We LOVED the High Middle Ages by Philip Daileader. These were some of our favorites. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 13:12 Mar 11
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- we are not done with our year yet, but some faves so far . . . - kate in seattle 12:26 Mar 11
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- Ds reports he liked Song of Roland, Beowulf (was disappointed it wasn't more substantial) and Ivanhoe so far. nt - Chris in VA 8:52 Mar 11
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- Previous posts have indicated you really need to supplement RS - Claire 20:48 Mar 11
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- It is my understanding that level 1 is worth 2 years of high school Spanish. nt - Amy in MT 13:45 Mar 11
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- My dd is taking life science in 8th after 1 yr of Rainbow - Laura R (FL) 17:18 Mar 11
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- Looooong reply. my comments on the books we've reaed - kate in seattle 12:19 Mar 11
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- Kate, thank you! This is *exactly* what I needed! (nt) - Lori D. 21:24 Mar 11
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- Great annotated list. I'm printing this.Thank you. (nt) - Janice H 19:45 Mar 11
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- Kate, thank you! This is *exactly* what I needed! (nt) - Lori D. 21:24 Mar 11
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- Our List from Last Year - Jenny in Florida 5:22 Mar 11
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- Jenny, thank you! I really appreciate the Eastern book titles -- I am checking these out! (nt) - Lori D. 21:25 Mar 11
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- Jenny, thank you! I really appreciate the Eastern book titles -- I am checking these out! (nt) - Lori D. 21:25 Mar 11
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- I just purchased the books..... - Melody In Tx 21:47 Mar 11
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- Physics in your life - Moira in MA 5:27 Mar 11
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- Oh! He only did the general Biology text--not the advanced one from Apologia. NT - Lisa in TN 11:45 Mar 11
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- Yes, DS did this last year with the REA guide and Standard Deviant Biology VHS tape - Lisa in TN 11:43 Mar 11
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- Yes, been done here... - Lynne 19:35 Mar 10
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- I thought about doing this next year, too. What's REA, please? - Bev in B'ville 4:02 Mar 11
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- This is REA (link inside) (m) - Jan in MO 5:25 Mar 11
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- Can't get the link to work so I'll put it in text (m) - Jan in MO 5:25 Mar 11
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- Can't get the link to work so I'll put it in text (m) - Jan in MO 5:25 Mar 11
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- This is REA (link inside) (m) - Jan in MO 5:25 Mar 11
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- Thanks....I thought about getting Thinkwell, but since we did go through Apologia and I've already had A&P I and II, I kinda thought I probably could...but I'm scared :) <nt> - Pamela 19:48 Mar 10
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- I think I'm going to use (just in case anyone else is interested and needs free resources) - Pamela 6:37 Mar 11
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- I think I'm going to use (just in case anyone else is interested and needs free resources) - Pamela 6:37 Mar 11
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- I thought about doing this next year, too. What's REA, please? - Bev in B'ville 4:02 Mar 11
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- Just for what it's worth, if anyone else ever needs this.... - Pamela 6:40 Mar 11
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- I agree. A good year. Concentrate on Algebra! :-) nt - Brigid 4:00 Mar 11
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- It sounds fine to me for 9th grade English. I'd go ahead and spend the extra time on algebra. (nt) - Claire 21:08 Mar 10
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- Above is not nt - link to earlier post. nt - Veronica 19:10 Mar 10
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- someone once asked me...... - Bev in B'ville 16:05 Mar 11
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- Here are some -- both for the interviewee and the interviewer - Gwen in VA 15:52 Mar 11
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- Don't throw your Spielvogel out.... - Anna 15:17 Mar 11
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- Oh yea! I have two of these... - Lynne 16:15 Mar 11
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- Oh yea! I have two of these... - Lynne 16:15 Mar 11
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- I agree--I don't like the blanket statements often found in texts about Christianity-- - Chris in VA 8:45 Mar 11
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- Yes, and thanks for your comment (m) - Lynne 9:34 Mar 11
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- I am sure I will get flamed for this, but as a secular homeschooler, I appreciate the secular view... - Mad Jenny Flint 9:42 Mar 11
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- I won't flame you, but I think you misunderstand me... - Lynne 10:30 Mar 11 (1)
- I am sure I will get flamed for this, but as a secular homeschooler, I appreciate the secular view... - Mad Jenny Flint 9:42 Mar 11
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- Yes, and thanks for your comment (m) - Lynne 9:34 Mar 11
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- Have you checked their admission requirements on their website? - Janet in WA 11:28 Mar 11
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- My friend's daughter was homeschooled from 6th-12th grade and graduated from A&M.... - Karen K. in Texas 21:19 Mar 10
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- My 9th grader is doing these this year. We love them--she uses them almost independently. She likes that they are very mature in tone--great for a high schooler. They are also reasonably priced. After using these we will feel done with formal grammar-they cover it all. alicia nt - alicia 15:55 Mar 10
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- Thanks Alicia. n/t - Scottie 15:50 Mar 11
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- Thanks Alicia. n/t - Scottie 15:50 Mar 11
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- Re: NEM 1 users. Where can I find answers to the "Challenge Problems"?.... - Kendall 18:52 Mar 10
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- Thank you. I only have the "Solutions Manual". I didn't know about the Teachers Edition! (nt) - Charlotte 11:57 Mar 11
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- Oh, that's interesting.... - Elizabeth B. in NC 19:52 Mar 10
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- Thank you. I only have the "Solutions Manual". I didn't know about the Teachers Edition! (nt) - Charlotte 11:57 Mar 11
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- They're in the Teacher's Manual. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 15:35 Mar 10
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- Cathy, my daughter used "Introductory Chemistry" for her Intro to Chem class at the CC... - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 17:14 Mar 11
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- I'll get back to you soon. - Jan P. 16:00 Mar 10
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- Here is what I have. - Jan P. 17:02 Mar 11
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- Jan, I read this after I posted but, - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 17:28 Mar 11
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- Jan, I read this after I posted but, - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 17:28 Mar 11
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- Here is what I have. - Jan P. 17:02 Mar 11
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- It's not that huge...well, I guess it is (LOL)... - LoriM 15:54 Mar 11
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- We took this course from an "outside source" and it was called Preacalculus with Trig. nt - MaryM 14:08 Mar 10
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- There is bound to be disagreement with my opinion... - Jane in NC 13:28 Mar 10
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- Sort of - Maverick 11:34 Mar 10
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- I am currently using LL in a co-op and have used PP in the past - laughing lioness 13:06 Mar 11
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- Here's a previous thread just compareing LL and Progency Press... - Lori D. 12:08 Mar 10
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- Thanks for that link! nt - Lynne 16:43 Mar 10
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- Thanks for that link! nt - Lynne 16:43 Mar 10
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- I loved I Claudius my freshman year of college. My 14 yo read it last year and enjoyed it, too. (nt) - Beth in OH 11:49 Mar 10
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- Silver Pigs is a murder mystery set in ancient Rome... - Nan in Mass 10:31 Mar 10
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- The S.P.Q.R. mysteries by John Maddox Roberts are fun reads. - Maverick 11:39 Mar 10
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- The S.P.Q.R. mysteries by John Maddox Roberts are fun reads. - Maverick 11:39 Mar 10
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- <<Chris>>> sending hugs and some thoughts your way. - Jan P. 10:27 Mar 10
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- I asked my son which book was his favorite for Ancient History. - Jan P. 10:48 Mar 10
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- I asked my son which book was his favorite for Ancient History. - Jan P. 10:48 Mar 10
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- When they allow things like that, they just dilute the value of their diploma IMHO (m) - EKS 14:43 Mar 11
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- Wow. That doesn't sound good. I'd rate these middle school, tops, simply because of the math required (or rather, not required). nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 14:26 Mar 10
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- Re: Are some of your kids doing Algebra and Geometry as seperate courses? - Judy 11:37 Mar 10
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- Re: Help--Vacation dilemma (link inside to my post on General Board) - CynthiaOK 16:50 Mar 10
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- The other thing you might do, either now or later... - Lynne 6:34 Mar 11
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- Cynthia, I've looked at this... - StaceyL in Canada 17:12 Mar 10
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- Re: Cynthia, I've looked at this... - CynthiaOK 14:05 Mar 11
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- Re: Cynthia, I've looked at this... - CynthiaOK 14:05 Mar 11
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- The other thing you might do, either now or later... - Lynne 6:34 Mar 11
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- I agree with Chris. - Jan P. 11:09 Mar 10
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- Thanks for the encouragement to hang tough. I really appreciate you saying this! nt - Veronica 18:50 Mar 10
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- Thank you so much for this post. nt - Lisa L. in MI 11:41 Mar 10
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- Thanks for the encouragement to hang tough. I really appreciate you saying this! nt - Veronica 18:50 Mar 10
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- 9th grade - Chris in VA 9:51 Mar 10
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- Re: If I had it to do over? What would you do differently if starting to hs again? - ValB 9:24 Mar 10
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- I personally think it depends on your children and yourself. - Jan P. 15:54 Mar 10
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- Good Grief! - Jan P. 15:59 Mar 10
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- Good Grief! - Jan P. 15:59 Mar 10
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- Dd will be a 7th grade girl and has a good aptitude for math. nt - ereks mom 7:48 Mar 10
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- My non-math dd worked BCM and Introductory Algebra without DVTs or me 'teaching'... - Jann in TX 8:20 Mar 10
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- My 5th grader uses it almost by himself and we don't have the DVTs. I think y'all will be fine :) <nt> - Pamela 7:55 Mar 10
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- My non-math dd worked BCM and Introductory Algebra without DVTs or me 'teaching'... - Jann in TX 8:20 Mar 10
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- The TE has all of the answers... - Jann in TX 7:06 Mar 10
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- Thanks.....:)...nt - Busy Bee 16:30 Mar 10
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- Thanks.....:)...nt - Busy Bee 16:30 Mar 10
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- Well, not exactly lesson plans. I mostly just use the TM (m) - Michele in MN 6:15 Mar 10
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- Re: Well, not exactly lesson plans. I mostly just use the TM (m) - Nissi 14:16 Mar 11
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- It would help if I left my email address :) (m) - Michele in MN 6:18 Mar 10
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- Thank you for your willingness to share. nt - Nissi 14:05 Mar 11
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- Thank you for your willingness to share. nt - Nissi 14:05 Mar 11
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- Re: Well, not exactly lesson plans. I mostly just use the TM (m) - Nissi 14:16 Mar 11
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- Thanks, Mary and Deb! nt - Anita in PA 12:52 Mar 10
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- About the graphing calculators-ds used TI's online tutorial, which seemed to cover all the skills he has needed to work throught Precalc. (nm) - Deb in PA 8:35 Mar 10
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- Re: Two questions...What is ALEKS? And for Lial Precalc, if I've never even seen a graphing calculator, can my son and I figure out how to use one? Is it crucial to use one? OK that was three questions. nt - MaryM 8:20 Mar 10
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- Yes, but it goes so slowly..any other Henle classes online? m - Dee 15:10 Mar 10
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- Regina Coeli has a Henle course...(m) - Kathleen 20:28 Mar 10
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- Memoria Press's Henle sequence does go very slowly, because (m) - Michelle in MO 16:50 Mar 10
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- Regina Coeli has a Henle course...(m) - Kathleen 20:28 Mar 10
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- Found it (5th ed.) at Alibris for $2.95! Thanks so much for your help.(nt) - RAS in Oh 16:16 Mar 10
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- Best prices are on the 5th and 6th editions--I have both. nt - Jann in TX 7:07 Mar 10
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- I have the fifth edition. (nt) - Jan P. 7:02 Mar 10
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- Wow--does this bring back memories! (m) - StaceyL in Canada 18:58 Mar 11
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- Oh, I am so glad you posted this, I - Chris in CA 21:00 Mar 11
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- Oh, I am so glad you posted this, I - Chris in CA 21:00 Mar 11
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- We've read this...before SOTW 3 & 4 were available.... - Laurel in CA 23:40 Mar 9
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- I would be using it - Chris in CA 9:57 Mar 10
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- I think it sounds like a great plan!! (m) - Michele in MN 10:15 Mar 10
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- thank you Michele! nt - Chris in CA 20:33 Mar 10
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- thank you Michele! nt - Chris in CA 20:33 Mar 10
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- I think it sounds like a great plan!! (m) - Michele in MN 10:15 Mar 10
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- I would be using it - Chris in CA 9:57 Mar 10
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- Laurel, I think that depends... - StaceyL in Canada 19:05 Mar 11
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- Here are some links to get you started - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 17:39 Mar 9
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- Oh, wow. I can't thank you enough. (m) - Christy B 18:14 Mar 9
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- You're welcome, Christy. Guidance Counselor is the toughest hat for me to wear as a homeschooler. Your daughter is very lucky. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 12:15 Mar 11
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- You're welcome, Christy. Guidance Counselor is the toughest hat for me to wear as a homeschooler. Your daughter is very lucky. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 12:15 Mar 11
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- Oh, wow. I can't thank you enough. (m) - Christy B 18:14 Mar 9
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- Both TPS instructors are good ... - Cynde 8:18 Mar 10
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- Thanks Cynde!! nt - momto3 14:50 Mar 10
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- Thanks Cynde!! nt - momto3 14:50 Mar 10
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- We are using NEM, and Dolciani will be a back-up resource, so I bought a cheap 1979 edition. Thanks for your help. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 13:59 Mar 10
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- I just bought the 2000 edition..... - Bev in B'ville 4:39 Mar 10
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- A related question... - Nicola 21:07 Mar 9
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- Thanks, ladies. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 19:00 Mar 9
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- What I know... - Jann in TX 15:50 Mar 9
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- We have Dolciani, Structure & Method Book 1 from 2000 BUT it's labeled "classic edition" - Laurel in CA 16:09 Mar 9
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- We have both the 2000 'classic' edition and the older one from 1969. I think the one from 2000 is tougher and includes more topics. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 16:15 Mar 9
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- We have both the 2000 'classic' edition and the older one from 1969. I think the one from 2000 is tougher and includes more topics. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 16:15 Mar 9
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- We have Dolciani, Structure & Method Book 1 from 2000 BUT it's labeled "classic edition" - Laurel in CA 16:09 Mar 9
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- Also, is the teacher's edition useful? Thanks. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 15:29 Mar 9
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- For some the soltn manual is not available, so the TE is next best. nt - Gwen in VA 18:37 Mar 9
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- I have the teacher's edition, but have never used it. The solutions manual is indespensible, however. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 16:16 Mar 9
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- For some the soltn manual is not available, so the TE is next best. nt - Gwen in VA 18:37 Mar 9
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- Not a whole curriculum, but a history resource-- - Chris in VA 15:53 Mar 9
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- Thanks Chris (more) - Jan P. 7:39 Mar 10
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- Yes, we found some of the TC tapes boring and just not our cup of tea. Screen before using. nt - Chris in VA 9:52 Mar 10
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- Yes, we found some of the TC tapes boring and just not our cup of tea. Screen before using. nt - Chris in VA 9:52 Mar 10
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- Thanks Chris (more) - Jan P. 7:39 Mar 10
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- Thamks, everyone! If there's a "Gold Standard" for Physics, please let me know! (nt) - MaryM 5:46 Mar 10
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- I can tell you our gold standard physics text... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 8:49 Mar 10
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- Thanks for that Pam. I've been looking them over and will check this one out! nt - Lynne 16:56 Mar 10
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- Pam--a question re AP physics - Maverick 11:59 Mar 10
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- Jumping in here... - Lynne 16:55 Mar 10
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- Thanks, Lynne. I appreciate the input. - Maverick 16:29 Mar 11
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- Thanks, Lynne. I appreciate the input. - Maverick 16:29 Mar 11
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- Ds took this as his SECOND high school physics class. Conceptual physics was first. I'm not... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 14:35 Mar 10
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- Do you think Alg II/Trig would be enough math or should he be in calculus before attempting this? - Maverick 16:34 Mar 11
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- Do you think Alg II/Trig would be enough math or should he be in calculus before attempting this? - Maverick 16:34 Mar 11
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- Jumping in here... - Lynne 16:55 Mar 10
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- Thanks for that Pam. I've been looking them over and will check this one out! nt - Lynne 16:56 Mar 10
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- I can tell you our gold standard physics text... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 8:49 Mar 10
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- I always buy two per test, one to work through and one to poke through (m) - Gwen in VA 18:35 Mar 9
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- Cliff's is supposed to be the Gold Standard for Bio. For Psych my daughter used Barrons and said it was perfect. Anecdotal, I know... nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 15:27 Mar 9
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- What's good for one subject may not be good for another (m) - Jan in MO 14:42 Mar 9
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- This is what I was wondering.... - MaryM 14:54 Mar 9
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- This is what I was wondering.... - MaryM 14:54 Mar 9
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- Re: Looking ahead to doing American History for "9th grade" (m) - Jill Boman 16:16 Mar 9
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- I am also considering Core 100 for 9th grader next year...nm - Lorri 17:41 Mar 11
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- I am also considering Core 100 for 9th grader next year...nm - Lorri 17:41 Mar 11
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- It depends on what you mean by "good" -- - Gwen in VA 18:33 Mar 9
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- I think it's important to take them anyway, so as to avoid closing down options. - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 15:21 Mar 9
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- You might try the CC test first and see how it comes out........... - Padmé 13:52 Mar 9
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- Actually, Padme, I should have read this before I posted above. This is once scenario I had in mind when I posted my reply. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 15:22 Mar 9
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- We're learning as we go along. I'm just keeping an open mind. nt - Padmé 15:52 Mar 9
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- We're learning as we go along. I'm just keeping an open mind. nt - Padmé 15:52 Mar 9
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- Actually, Padme, I should have read this before I posted above. This is once scenario I had in mind when I posted my reply. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 15:22 Mar 9
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- We may go that route for learning challenged, youngest dd who would likely struggle with ACT/SAT. Talk to admissions at the 4-yr college in question. nt - Anna 10:13 Mar 9
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- My DD went from CC to Tier 1 school as a Junior and never took any SAT/ACT "ever" - LH 10:00 Mar 9
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- Depends on the 4-year college... - Janet in WA 9:56 Mar 9
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- Here's one example of a requirement for transfer students... - Janet in WA 14:05 Mar 9
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- And about being flexible... - Janet in WA 9:58 Mar 9
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- re taking the test later - LH 12:46 Mar 9
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- re taking the test later - LH 12:46 Mar 9
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- Here's one example of a requirement for transfer students... - Janet in WA 14:05 Mar 9
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- I wrote this up for a friend a couple of years ago (m) - Jan in MO 18:45 Mar 9
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- Thanks!!! I printed this out. nt - K 11:25 Mar 10
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- Thanks!!! I printed this out. nt - K 11:25 Mar 10
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- Re: "Big Test" Question #1: Could someone please list the major tests (SAT, PSAT, etc) why they are taken, when they are taken, etc.? My head is spinning as I start planning jr. high. nt - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 15:17 Mar 9
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- Christy, I just want to say that I don't think everyone is ignoring this question... - Janet in WA 14:41 Mar 9
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- Hey, today is a great day-my 2nd dc turns 25 years old!!! - SusanAR 11:17 Mar 9
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- Good question! (m) - Kathleen 9:02 Mar 9
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- yup! Mine turned 25 two days ago.... - Cathy in KY 9:13 Mar 9
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- yup! Mine turned 25 two days ago.... - Cathy in KY 9:13 Mar 9
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- Re: Debbie in Ohio a question for you about LL7 & PTIW - Debbie in Ohio 8:25 Mar 9
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- Thank you so much! - Lorri 16:11 Mar 9
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- Thank you so much! - Lorri 16:11 Mar 9
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- I emailed my niece whose degree is in aeronautical engineering... - Elizabeth B. in NC 18:55 Mar 9
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- Thanks for the time you took. Very helpful! nt - Brigid in NC 6:48 Mar 10
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- Thanks for the time you took. Very helpful! nt - Brigid in NC 6:48 Mar 10
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- Thanks so much for the excellent suggestions! nt - Brigid in NC 10:06 Mar 9
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- A few years ago, there was a Space Science course for high schoolers offered through ALE (part of Embry-Riddle). (sm) - ereks mom 7:31 Mar 9
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- Here is a link for you... - ereks mom 19:44 Mar 9
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- Here is a link for you... - ereks mom 19:44 Mar 9
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- another thought - Cynde 6:26 Mar 9
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- Good idea -- one caution - Gwen in VA 10:01 Mar 9
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- absolutely ... - Cynde 10:26 Mar 9
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- absolutely ... - Cynde 10:26 Mar 9
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- Good idea -- one caution - Gwen in VA 10:01 Mar 9
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- Some thoughts -- - Gwen in VA 6:01 Mar 9
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- One other thought -- - Gwen in VA 8:56 Mar 9
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- One other thought -- - Gwen in VA 8:56 Mar 9
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- What we're doing.. - Desiree in NJ 5:31 Mar 9
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- This is also what we'll do. nt - ereks mom 6:57 Mar 9
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- This is also what we'll do. nt - ereks mom 6:57 Mar 9
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- Have you looked at the course selections for colleges he's interested in? - LoriM 5:27 Mar 9
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- Better to call them the "SAT" and the "Stanford" (m) - Jan in MO 7:50 Mar 9 (1)
- There are two different tests. - Jenny in Florida 20:51 Mar 8
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- Re: There are two different tests. - Judy 21:48 Mar 8
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- Re: There are two different tests. - Judy 21:48 Mar 8
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- using it right now with younger than average kiddos... - Peela 23:43 Mar 8
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- Thanks! - Angel 5:00 Mar 9
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- Thanks! - Angel 5:00 Mar 9
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- Here are links to previous threads on Lightning Lit... - Lori D. 21:15 Mar 8
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- Thanks! - Angel 4:58 Mar 9
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- PS -- and here's the link to see samples of various Lightning Lit levels... - Lori D. 21:19 Mar 8
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- Thanks! - Angel 4:58 Mar 9
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- I have questions, too - does it include writing instruction or would you use it with something like PTIW? nt - Sarah CB 20:59 Mar 8
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- Yes there is some writing instruction in the 7th and 8th grade ones... - Lori D. 21:18 Mar 8
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- Yes there is some writing instruction in the 7th and 8th grade ones... - Lori D. 21:18 Mar 8
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- Ds said you should cut out Livy but do the Aeneid--it's helpful when you get to Dante. He also liked Antigone but you could just summarize the other plays. nt - Chris in VA 15:57 Mar 9
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- Thank you! - Kendall 14:03 Mar 9
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- jmho . . . - kate in seattle 8:21 Mar 9
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- Re: What should I leave out of ancient Great Books this year? - Leah 7:34 Mar 9
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- Here's what we have - maryalice 7:30 Mar 9
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- What works have you studied so far? - Jane in NC 3:42 Mar 9
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- Re: What works have you studied so far? - Kendall 5:39 Mar 9
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- Re: What works have you studied so far? - Kendall 5:39 Mar 9
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- Uh oh! The wheels of my mind are spinning already...(m) - Kathleen 20:36 Mar 8 (1)
- Great question!....Can't wait to see the answers..:0)......nt - Busy Bee 19:32 Mar 8
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- P.S. Jean in Wisc... if you have the time, I would love to see the same thing from you. - Robin in Tx 19:25 Mar 8
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- Oh, goodness! This will take some thinking - Jean in Wisc 13:27 Mar 9
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- Thank you, Jean. I look forward to hearing back from you. (m) - Robin in Tx 19:17 Mar 9
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- Thank you, Jean. I look forward to hearing back from you. (m) - Robin in Tx 19:17 Mar 9
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- Oh, goodness! This will take some thinking - Jean in Wisc 13:27 Mar 9
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- Colleges differ - Trish 5:30 Mar 9
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- Definitely keep good records - LoriM 5:03 Mar 9
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- I would plan to keep records of every subject .. - Betty 19:03 Mar 8
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- This is why we hooked up with NARHS - Kimm in WA 18:31 Mar 8
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- My older dd took the SAT in the spring of the year she was 15... - LoriM 4:59 Mar 9
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- Re: Is there an age that you have to have taken the SAT/ACT... - Liz in MO 19:04 Mar 8
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- Any edition (as long as it's not an abridged version) works. The only benefit... - Lori D. 16:43 Mar 8
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- Are the page numbers the only way to tell where you are supposed to be in the book? nt - Amy in MT 17:43 Mar 8
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- I can only speak about the 7th & 8th gr. Lightning Lit programs, but... - Lori D. 18:35 Mar 8
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- Thanks : ) nt - Amy in MT 18:52 Mar 8
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- Thanks : ) nt - Amy in MT 18:52 Mar 8
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- I can only speak about the 7th & 8th gr. Lightning Lit programs, but... - Lori D. 18:35 Mar 8
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- Are the page numbers the only way to tell where you are supposed to be in the book? nt - Amy in MT 17:43 Mar 8
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- My ds is taking two and I've known kids who take all of their courses through FLVS. (m) - FloridaLisa 18:26 Mar 8
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- some of my kids have done 2 at once - Jodi-FL 17:21 Mar 8
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- Re: Florida Virtual School - pros and cons to multiple courses - Stephanie in Jax 15:12 Mar 8
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- Which 3 did your son take at once? - Angel 16:35 Mar 8
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- Which 3 did your son take at once? - Angel 16:35 Mar 8
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- What about Singapore NEM? Anyone like this? nt - Bells 15:34 Mar 8
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- Re: What about Singapore NEM? Anyone like this? nt - Bells 18:03 Mar 10
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- I'm using NEM 1 currently... - Charlotte 14:37 Mar 10
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- I liked it; thought is seemed like a great program. We didn't continue with ithough - LH 8:10 Mar 9
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- I am using NEM 1 with my girls(m) - Marianne in Texas 19:51 Mar 8
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- Re: What about Singapore NEM? Anyone like this? nt - Sheila in Oregon 17:08 Mar 8
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- Re: What about Singapore NEM? Anyone like this? nt - Bells 18:03 Mar 10
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- Saxon 8/7 vs BCM - Jann in TX 15:04 Mar 8
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- Re: Saxon 8/7 vs BCM - ncmomof3 15:11 Mar 8
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- Re: Saxon 8/7 vs BCM - ncmomof3 15:11 Mar 8
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- Yes, more - Jann in TX 15:07 Mar 8
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- I have a Lial's book called Beginning and Intermediate Algebra (very old edition!) - would this be both algebra I and II? nt - Susan in TN 7:56 Mar 9
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- These are the ones we are using. (Sixth editions in our case.) nm - Kareni 10:53 Mar 9
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- These are the ones we are using. (Sixth editions in our case.) nm - Kareni 10:53 Mar 9
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- Great! Thank you! nt - LCGal 15:39 Mar 8
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- I have a Lial's book called Beginning and Intermediate Algebra (very old edition!) - would this be both algebra I and II? nt - Susan in TN 7:56 Mar 9
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- I actually weight the lab grade 25%, tests 75%. hth. nt - Deb in PA 16:59 Mar 8
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- Dr. Wile suggests (in the front of the solutions manual) that tests be worth 65% & labs 35% of the grade for the course. nt - ereks mom 13:48 Mar 8
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- (Sheepish grin!) OK, now I feel stupid! Thank you so much for pointing this out! When in doubt, I should learn to look at the manual! Thanks! :-)) nt - Michelle n MO 16:31 Mar 8
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- LOL! Nah, don't feel stupid. Stuff like that happens to me all the time! ; ) nt - ereks mom 17:24 Mar 8
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- LOL! Nah, don't feel stupid. Stuff like that happens to me all the time! ; ) nt - ereks mom 17:24 Mar 8
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- (Sheepish grin!) OK, now I feel stupid! Thank you so much for pointing this out! When in doubt, I should learn to look at the manual! Thanks! :-)) nt - Michelle n MO 16:31 Mar 8
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- Stacey, I'm pretty sure this was a brochure that she used to sell at conferences. - Robin in Tx 13:14 Mar 8
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- Thanks, Kathleen and Robin... - Stacey L in Canada 16:18 Mar 8
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- Thanks, Kathleen and Robin... - Stacey L in Canada 16:18 Mar 8
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- Re: Kathleen; re SWB's short story article... - Kathleen 13:09 Mar 8
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- This is what I would do...m - Susan in TX 5:38 Mar 10
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- Re: question regarding new graduation requirements - Kathleen 13:01 Mar 8
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- Thanks Lisa andd Anne - a call it will be! I really appreciate the advice. nt - MaryM 15:48 Mar 8
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- No real answer, but the explanation that they gave me was that by law they can't set up accounts for young students (?)... - Anne/PA 14:11 Mar 8
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- Don't have an answer but I called them and they walked me through when I was having trouble registering for an SAT subj. test. nt - FloridaLisa 13:55 Mar 8
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- Thanks for responding. nt - RhondaM. 10:39 Mar 9
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- I think it's just fine to "graduate" at 19 1/2... - LoriM 4:50 Mar 9
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- Hoping you all understood that... - RhondaM. 12:51 Mar 8
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- We are just moving at student's pace - LH 13:06 Mar 8
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- We are just moving at student's pace - LH 13:06 Mar 8
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- A regular $15 scientific will do just fine... - Jann in TX 13:05 Mar 8
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- Thanks. You really have been such a help to me. BTW, when do math students start to need the expensive calculators? nt - Belinda 15:36 Mar 8
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- Seriously, I dont think they ever 'need' one... - Jann in TX 21:58 Mar 8
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- Seriously, I dont think they ever 'need' one... - Jann in TX 21:58 Mar 8
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- Thanks. You really have been such a help to me. BTW, when do math students start to need the expensive calculators? nt - Belinda 15:36 Mar 8
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- Geometry has been fun - Ruth in Ottawa 15:07 Mar 8
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- It might be TT and not your child. What type of text did your - Carmen & Co. 12:22 Mar 8
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- IMO, the 2nd edition's MP3 should be "good enough" to use with the 1st edition book. m - Beth S 10:27 Mar 9
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- Here you go-- - Cathy in TX 12:46 Mar 8
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- Here's a link to a paper copy on amazon w/the ISBN. - Belinda 12:22 Mar 8
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- If it is positively known that there are only two genes for a single trait.... - Raders Fan 11:43 Mar 8
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- OK...does that mean... - Valinbc 12:06 Mar 8
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- That is a more complex question. - Raders Fan 15:34 Mar 8
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- That is a more complex question. - Raders Fan 15:34 Mar 8
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- Thank you! The answer was so simple, really (feeling dumb!)-nt - Valinbc 11:54 Mar 8
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- OK...does that mean... - Valinbc 12:06 Mar 8
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- Re: Ds will be finishing Calvert 8th grade then starting TOG. Should he start TOG with dialectic or rhetoric level? (m) - Kathleen 15:53 Mar 9
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- Thank you. This is what I've been considering. nt - Lisa L. in MI 11:47 Mar 10
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- Thank you. This is what I've been considering. nt - Lisa L. in MI 11:47 Mar 10
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- Anybody? Pretty please? :) nt - Lisa L. in MI 10:40 Mar 9
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- another option is Tobin's Lab (www.tobinslab.com) - Bev in B'ville 5:17 Mar 9
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- Good prices and service with Home Training Tools. They have kits tailored to most hs science curricula. (link enclosed) - FloridaLisa 13:58 Mar 8
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- We are using Amer. Lit right now (so fun : ) Hewitt doesn't recommend-they state in thier lit that it's for older kids or - laughing lioness 12:05 Mar 8
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- Thanks for your answer. .... - RhondaM. 13:02 Mar 8
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- sorry this was a mess - we are doing amer.lit right now. Hewitt doesn't recomend Shakespeare until later : ) (talking to dh while typing) nt - laughing lioness 12:06 Mar 8
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- Thanks for your answer. .... - RhondaM. 13:02 Mar 8
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- Thanks for all the responses. I'll be placing my order today -- with confidence! :-) nt - Sandy 7:41 Mar 9
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- I've had excellent service from Finders Keepers. Highly recommended! (nt) - Dawn in MI 6:07 Mar 9
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- Finders Keepers is a very dependable company... very high reputation. I've met the owner... she is a sweetheart. Very generous and kind, and professional. nt - Robin in Tx 19:38 Mar 8
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- yes, yes, and yes NT - LH 10:46 Mar 8
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- Ditto... yes, yes, and yes...more - Dee 13:16 Mar 8
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- Ditto Ditto...nt - Jann in TX 15:08 Mar 8
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- Ditto Ditto...nt - Jann in TX 15:08 Mar 8
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- Ditto... yes, yes, and yes...more - Dee 13:16 Mar 8
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- I answer the SAT & SAT II questions. . . - Carmen & Co. 11:27 Mar 8
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- I agree w/ Carmen completely. and the more test prep for each test, the better. nt - Gwen in VA 11:53 Mar 8
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- I agree w/ Carmen completely. and the more test prep for each test, the better. nt - Gwen in VA 11:53 Mar 8
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- For ACT... - Anna 11:01 Mar 8
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- I'll answer the ACT question (m) - Jan in MO 10:45 Mar 8
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- I really liked the first year but was less thrilled with the second... - Moira in MA 15:58 Mar 8
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- We did it in one year -- - Gwen in VA 11:55 Mar 8
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- We did it this way. - Happy 10:10 Mar 8
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- Stewart English for grammar & the Wordsmith series for composition . . . - Carmen & Co. 12:14 Mar 8
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- We've used Jensen's for Grammar, Punctuation and Format writing plus BJUP for lit - Sharon in MD 8:52 Mar 8
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- Yes, the Teaching Company provides outstanding service. - Barbscjemms (still Barb F PA for now) 16:41 Mar 8
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- I have found TTC great too---great customer service, willing to bend over backwards (m) - Michelle in MO 16:35 Mar 8
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- I have always been favourably impressed by their excellent customer service (and their products).--n - Stacey L in Canada 16:21 Mar 8
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- Good for you! And that is an excellent course... - Anne/PA 14:09 Mar 8
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- Glad to hear that it's good....I was buying it without trying it because the deal was so good! May I ask you a question? - Sharon in MD 17:03 Mar 8
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- Sharon, for us, we used this for a World History 1600-1850 course (here is our ongoing course description).. - Anne/PA 5:17 Mar 9
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- Thanks Anne! always helpful to see what someone else is doing ! nt - Sharon in Md 6:30 Mar 9
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- Thanks Anne! always helpful to see what someone else is doing ! nt - Sharon in Md 6:30 Mar 9
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- Sharon, for us, we used this for a World History 1600-1850 course (here is our ongoing course description).. - Anne/PA 5:17 Mar 9
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- Glad to hear that it's good....I was buying it without trying it because the deal was so good! May I ask you a question? - Sharon in MD 17:03 Mar 8
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- It sounds as if they gave you the sale price. - Claire 11:17 Mar 8
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- It wasn't currently on sale, I'll have to wait and see how good the deal was when the sale comes around again! nt - Sharon in Md 13:08 Mar 8
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- It wasn't currently on sale, I'll have to wait and see how good the deal was when the sale comes around again! nt - Sharon in Md 13:08 Mar 8
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- Re: Kate-and yet another questiosn : ) - Kate in seattle 7:34 Mar 8
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- I am so inspired - we are planning for our 3rd yr (fall) and - laughing lioness 7:52 Mar 8
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- I am so inspired - we are planning for our 3rd yr (fall) and - laughing lioness 7:52 Mar 8
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- She had a booklet on the subject...(m) - Kathleen 6:38 Mar 8
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- I used it - Susan in IL 11:52 Mar 8
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- Love it, but I also like Thinkwell alot too. message and lots of musing to follow (grin) - Sharon in MD 7:46 Mar 8
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- Thanks for the input! More to consider, but that's good; a better chance we'll end up with a good decision! nt - Anita in PA 12:06 Mar 8
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- Thanks for the input! More to consider, but that's good; a better chance we'll end up with a good decision! nt - Anita in PA 12:06 Mar 8
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