Narrations for Jay Wile's Apologia (7th grade & up) Courses??

I occasionally have my kids narrate their science books, but fact-dense books are tougher to narrate.  And, to be frank, when the children get to college, there is not going to be a professor that allows narrations instead of answers to test questions.   🙂  So I figure it is good for them to get used to getting the information needed in this way, too.  Narration is best, especially critical in those formative years–but college is not based on narration.  Most of the time in Apologia Chemistry, the things that take by far the longest are the problems and equations.  Do NOT skip those–they are crucial. My son who just finished Chemistry spent twice the time on problems that he did on questions.  Physical Science you can still do a fair amount of narration, but I’d recommend doing the review questions before the tests if you use those.