Is anyone else doing or needing a different approach to grammar? The quick progression (introduction?) of Core Language Skills is not working for my student. It is overwhelming and ends up confusing him. I think we need to slow down with the parts of speech, spending as much time on each as it takes him to be able to learn and then easily identify it in a sentence. Then, and only then, we will introduce another part of speech and continue with all the parts of speech learned so previous mastery isn't lost. My plan is to use MCTLA Island Level. While it's for gifted, I've used it with 2 other children and feel that I could modify it for my son. Has anyone done this or similar? Is anyone needing something like this and interested in bouncing ideas off each other as I try it out?
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What SC Level is he in currently?Jennifer
Blog: [url]www.seekingdelectare.com[/url]
2022
DS18: Graduated and living his dream in the automotive trades
DS17: MP, MPOA, headed to his favorite liberal arts college this fall
DS15: MP, MPOA
DS13: Mix of SC 5/6 & SC 7/8
DD11: Mix of 5M and SC7/8
DD10: SC3
DD7: MPK
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Originally posted by jen1134 View PostWhat SC Level is he in currently?Cheryl, mom to:
ds 26, graduated
ds 25, graduated
dd 11th Grade
dd 8th Grade
ds 6th Grade
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I wonder if Rod & Staff English would give the time he needs for mastery without you having to modify so much? We’re getting ready to start English 4 with our 12yo. There should be individual lesson plans for it under SC 7/8 Grammar.Jennifer
Blog: [url]www.seekingdelectare.com[/url]
2022
DS18: Graduated and living his dream in the automotive trades
DS17: MP, MPOA, headed to his favorite liberal arts college this fall
DS15: MP, MPOA
DS13: Mix of SC 5/6 & SC 7/8
DD11: Mix of 5M and SC7/8
DD10: SC3
DD7: MPK
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Originally posted by jen1134 View PostI wonder if Rod & Staff English would give the time he needs for mastery without you having to modify so much? We’re getting ready to start English 4 with our 12yo. There should be individual lesson plans for it under SC 7/8 Grammar.Cheryl, mom to:
ds 26, graduated
ds 25, graduated
dd 11th Grade
dd 8th Grade
ds 6th Grade
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