I’ve use TQ for 2 years….SCM guides weren’t completed yet for the time periods we needed them. Love TQ, but am also planning on buying the SCM Mod. One guide next year. Both may sound crazy:) But I’m drawn to SCM to have it laid out for me. The TQ commentary is wonderful and I want to keep it. The TQ booklist can be overwhelming, so I narrow by using mostly SCM books. The SCM guide does not look too hefty for Module One, so my plan is to use it as my guide, add in a few more TQ books, and jot notes in my SCM guide as to when to read what pages in my TQ guide. Clear as mud? 🙂 Hopefully trying to get the best of both worlds won’t be too confusing! Blessings, Gina
P.S. I haven’t used the SCM guides yet, so can’t adequately give a pro/con list! The main neg. of TQ vs. SCM that I see is that you have to plan it all yourself. I tried winging it one year and it didn’t go very well…crammed at the end, the guides are so full. But this year I made out a day-by-day plan w/TQ and it went great. I love the biblical commentary. I’d just like SCM to do the planning for me next year…for $11 I figure it’s worth a shot:) And I’ll just add a bit to it.