For those interested in a discussion group for the T. Jefferson book, I'd like to suggest that you take advantage of the existing groups, or perhaps begin your...
From what I remember, the gist of the book is to read the classics (recommendations are provided in the book), discuss them with the student, and write about...
I think the question that remains is whether those who are interested see any benefit from a discussion group with a limited size, who all use IEW writing...
Excellent overview, Beth. I think the most helpful thing for those of you wishing a discussion is to get other parents in your homeschool groups to read the...
... Here is my 5th grade son's composition based on "The Boy Who Cried Wolf": The Lonely Blue Light Saber by Seth McFaddin A long time ago in a galaxy far, far...
In a message dated 7/30/2004 11:37:51 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Just want to clarify so I understand--------am trying to set our path here for the next...
... What a wonderful experience for your kids last year! I would definitely skip SWI-C and move onto the SICC. You could do either B or C, but with Freshmen, I...
In a message dated 7/30/2004 11:52:38 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Because of it's soundness of instruction. Results in our own children and those we know in...
My vote is to start a separate list , that way if someone wants to go back and read our discussion, it will be easier to find. It will be easier for a separate...
Just wondering if someone can help me open up the files that have the "blank" page before it. Thank you for all the valuable info stored there! I am excited...
Teresa, I'm not quite sure what you are talking about. Would you please contact me 'off-list' and I will see what I can do? Thanks, Martha in Texas Moderator...
... I have more than $240 invested in IEW materials. As was already stated, they are worth it, they have good resale value, and writing is essential to all...
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Aug 2, 2004 4:29 pm
It's that time again! Please take a moment to review these basic guidelines of list "netiquette" and other helpful information. URL to the loop's web page:...
Here is a seminar about the book several of you have been discussing. Face to Face with Greatness:A Thomas Jefferson Education A HANDS ON WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS...
P.S. Sorry, one more thought......consider dividing the group of those who want to discuss the book by the age of children they are teaching. For example,...
Some of us (meaning ME!) are less adept at navigating the web and other specific sites. I am having trouble finding TJE on the IEW site. Please lead me by the...
... Unfortunately the IEW website is missing the new products. If you would like to order it (or any other IEW products), you can give me a call toll free. ...
Hi all, I found the following article interesting and thought some of you might too. It provides insight into the grading process of the ACT college-entrance...
I am a homeschooling mother of 4. I am currently teaching grades 10, 9, 7, and 4. I just recently purchased the full IEW program. I am a bit nervous about...
Ok, I'm newbee at this, but I already am enjoying IEW. We officially began on Monday with key word outlines in Unit 1. My 6th grade ds is catching on...
My name is Lori Payne. I am a homeschool mom of four boys, ages 10, 8, 6 and 3, the three oldest of whom will be in grades 5, 3 and 1 this fall. The two...
... The joys of having a 'one room schoolhouse' eh? One of the gems I received from reading the Webster text and how to handle a classroom full of children was...
Hi, all - I'm getting ready to start up another school year with my same group of 8 kids (8th and 9th graders) and we made it through the first DVD at a pretty...
Hello all, I am bidding on a copy of TJE on e-bay. I notice there are two others that are diligently trying to get this same copy. Are we all bidding against...
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Aug 3, 2004 9:36 pm
I say move on, move on. KWOing is just the beginning. Summarizing is a whole different ball game. KWO is just the beginning to wet the appetite I would say. ...
I, too, have a perfectionist son, but he's a year older (going into 6th, turned 11 in April). I saw tremendous progress with him in 5th grade. Before that, I...
