You don't need to know what it means now. But do know that later on when your mind is awash in conjugation forms, both active and passive, you'll be glad for this little tidbit. Thank you, Mr. Moore!
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Re: "erint, always in the active"???
You don't need to know what it means now. But do know that later on when your mind is awash in conjugation forms, both active and passive, you'll be glad for this little tidbit. Thank you, Mr. Moore!
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Re: Combining Memoria Press and Kolbe
My 12th grader has been enrolled in Kolbe for all his high school years. I have very liberally modified their course plans as well as substituted altogether different courses. If you are only seeking their "standard" diploma, there are no...Leave a comment:
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Re: "Looping the week": Christian/Classical/Science/Geo
One of the many, many reasons I love MP! You are always so responsive to everything we say here. What other company even pretends to do that to the same degree?
And I will say, 7A...Leave a comment:
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Re: "Looping the week": Christian/Classical/Science/Geo
Tanya--
I hope it didn't sound like I was complaining. I definitely was not! As I said, I love MP, and I love the lesson plans because they provide a structure from which I can customize my own plans....Leave a comment:
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Re: "Looping the week": Christian/Classical/Science/Geo
Until this year (and we're only in Week 2 so far, so it's too soon to tell how it will play out...), I haven't been able to use the MP lesson plans as written for my 7A student--and we've been at it since 3A. Each...Leave a comment:
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Re: Third Form Latin
I'm sure the experts will chime in...but having gone through 23 lessons of Third Form with my dd, I wouldn't dream of skipping a single exercise. They are all needed for mastery. But that meant we were not always able to complete a lesson per week, which is why we're...Leave a comment:
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Re: Pre-Algebra: Do you have students check their own work?
Sarah,
Thank you for your response!
I guess my concern with this particular child, because I know how she operates, is that she'll do the problems, look at the answers, see the ones she got wrong...Leave a comment:
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Pre-Algebra: Do you have students check their own work?
Should students be checking all their own work in Pre-Algebra?
I noticed Cindy in Indy over on the 9-12 board says that for their Algebra classes, they have students check their own work on the odd problems, for which answers are given in the text, and then they assign some even problems... -
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Re: 2016 Sodalitas Communication Thread **Attendees please read**
Yes, headed out from So. California on Thursday, where it rains about 3 times a year--and have so far gone through a hailstorm, thunderstorms, and flash flood warnings (currently in Topeka, where more storms...Leave a comment:
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Re: Third Form Latin
Ice cream might have made a crucial difference during certain especially trying weeks. I'll have to remember that next year with Fourth Form.
And the reason I said there is nothing like the Forms series comes from my perspective of a student having...Leave a comment:
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Re: Third Form Latin
It's definitely the pronouns in Third Form that have been hardest for my dd and I (we're learning together). And the translations have been really hard for her, but we do them all together, and we split them up over the week of the lesson. I wouldn't try to do all...Leave a comment:
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Re: Third Form Latin Lesson XXII question
Ah, that makes sense. I should have patiently waited so that all might reveal itself in future lessons. (Is that subjunctive?
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Re: Third Form Latin Lesson XXII question
Can you give an example of a context where "might love" would be the translation?
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