PHYSICS 101 SAMPLE 101 SERIES HOW TO
PHYSICS 101 SAMPLE 101 SERIES PDF
PHYSICS 101 SAMPLE 101 SERIES SERIES

Thinking in analogies here for OP: if your son thinks SS has him in the deep end without supports, then bio 101 video will feel like the zero entry splash pad. but even then, it's not open and go, self contained. Physics 101: this one I felt like we'll have to adjust the least to get an intro conceptual physics class.

It doesn't cover much for high school on its own. and plan to add in labs that my other children did from apologia.Ĭhemistry 101: again, my plan is to use it as part of lectures for my youngest and add labs and text at her level. Yes, I'll use it to build up a credit for my youngest.

PHYSICS 101 SAMPLE 101 SERIES HOW TO

(for example, while it's fun to sort items at restaurant, how about learning how to read a classification key with trees? not everyone has used one of those since preschool. So you'll need to get another text, or lots of library books.

PHYSICS 101 SAMPLE 101 SERIES PDF

The other 'book' that is pdf file on the disc is mostly an outline of the video script. I know the accreditation guide (as they call it) says to read more books, and write a paragraph or two.

(that's to practice stuff with taxonomy, right?) I'd had a really hard time calling that 2 hours of work even for my youngest. activities in that section include a 2 hour field trip going out to restaurant and sorting items into categories. In the guide book, that intro section is suggested for 3 weeks pace and '9.5 clock hours'. For example to see the unseen: take the link above to youtube samples. And that's coming from someone who is deciding if my youngest gets a 'special ed track' or 'regular track'. However, Bio 101 the accreditation guide does not help bring it up to high school level in my opinion.

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With that said, my youngest does have a lot of learning challenges and I'm not afraid to use the video series as a major part of her high school credit. For those two, the videos were enjoyable to watch. We used them as fun supplements and end of year review for my oldest and middle who don't have the learning challenges that youngest does. So in short, I feel like that makes for a solid 12th grade credit. She's also going to do the Tiner physics and math books with the study guides. The experiments are very basic, so I'm adding the Castle Heights physics experiments which are meaty. If you use the guide, it has a lot of research projects, which is the sort of things she likes. I have Physics 101 and will be using it for my youngest in the fall. My younger is not in love with science and needs something more engaging.

My oldest one used the college-level Conceptual Physics. That was a good fit for my oldest who is a very motivated, book-oriented learner. She was not at the level needed for DIVE Chemistry in the area of math. My younger one used Friendly Chemistry with the DIVE lectures and labs and also did the Landry Academy Chemistry Intensive. DIVE is very dry IMHO, but I was pleased with the content.

Other Resources for Learning Challengesīy way of background, we used DIVE for biology for both, DIVE for earth science for my youngest, and chemistry for my oldest.

Resources (and Curricula) for Processing Difficulties.

Science Courses: Text/Online Support Packages.

Apps, Learning Games, and Online Enrichment Activities.

Getting Started: Beginning the Home Education Adventure.

Stories and Tales From Around the World.

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