Study Methods … any reference/guide for the defined options?

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  • September 15, 2008 at 4:52 pm
    vthunda
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    I know a future wish list item is one which the parent can define our own study method or approach when it comes to teaching or doing a particular topic.

    So in the meantime … I’ll do the best with the options available. I tried looking for the help; but an reference/explanation to the ones already defined would be good.

    For eg. I have one where the child does an activity independently which involves reading and associated book activities; however I couldn’t quite find something that nicely suits it. The closest I felt was “read independently” but that doesn’t quite capture all the other things that will be involved.

    Anyway a handy guide for those who are trying to define and best fit a resource to the schedule would be appreciated.

    September 16, 2008 at 8:55 pm
    Sonya Shafer
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    Usually for those all-inclusive type assignments, I just use “Complete.” It has turned into a catch-all method for me until we can get those customized methods in place. It works well, especially if your divisions are “lesson” or “assignment” or something like that.

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