2.)Long days not really
3.)Not hard at all cuz you can work at own pace
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Mar 14, 2026
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#2
1.) contact-not really
2.)Long days not really
3.)Not hard at all cuz you can work at own pace
2.)Long days not really
3.)Not hard at all cuz you can work at own pace
Mar 14, 2026
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#4
Straight from the book, if it’s not in the book, you don’t have to do it
Mar 14, 2026
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#5
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Mar 14, 2026
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#10
Apple-juice17 wrote:
#5 what was going against tos?
No one has violated them. There are some topics I feel it is important to proactively remind others about the community policy.
Mar 14, 2026
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#11
Do you have specified ‘grades’ like 1st 2st etc. or is it kinda just all connected?
Mar 14, 2026
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#16
How are the books picked? Is there different approved courses or is it as long as you learn stuff it’s fine
Mar 15, 2026
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#19
I love homeschooling! I personally have an online curriculum so I don’t use books. How mine works is, for math I have live classes but for the other subjects I have online “lessons” then I take notes on and then take quizzes with. About the socialization thing, there are these things called co-ops and it’s where a bunch of homeschool kids get together some days of the week and socialize. Also church is a thing if the family is into that. Hops this helps :)
Mar 15, 2026
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#20
The amount of stuff you have to learn is really not a set point, you just have to pass a big test you take at the end of the year to show you learned stuff and move onto the next grade. I’ve also heard you have to do school a minimum of something days a month but I haven’t really stuck to that XD
I’ve always wondered. Do have contact with other kids? How long are the days? How hard is it?