Mom2MLA
02-17-2008, 07:43 PM
Hi,
We are SL users who have been strictly SL (modified by supplementing a lot) up until now. I am interested in tweaking it a bit, to incorporate SWB's "outlining" practices into our history studies. For me, the most disappointing aspect of SL has been the lack of written work-product for the amount of history we've covered. And, as my oldest daughter progresses into the logic stage -- 7th grade, I see this as a major failing. She does do her history reading on her own, and I do have her write summaries, but because its not part of the program it ends up putting us further behind
Next year we will study World History and are looking at doing Core 6 (or something else--what are Biblioplans?). Does anyone have any advice for how to best incorporate some classical methods into SL's Core 6? Also, what are/were your favorite supplements for that core? How do those of you who do "classical" education with SL do it? Probably a sillly question but TWTM approach is new to me. Oh, and my children are 6/K, 9/3d, and 12/6th.
TIA,
Meredith
We are SL users who have been strictly SL (modified by supplementing a lot) up until now. I am interested in tweaking it a bit, to incorporate SWB's "outlining" practices into our history studies. For me, the most disappointing aspect of SL has been the lack of written work-product for the amount of history we've covered. And, as my oldest daughter progresses into the logic stage -- 7th grade, I see this as a major failing. She does do her history reading on her own, and I do have her write summaries, but because its not part of the program it ends up putting us further behind
Next year we will study World History and are looking at doing Core 6 (or something else--what are Biblioplans?). Does anyone have any advice for how to best incorporate some classical methods into SL's Core 6? Also, what are/were your favorite supplements for that core? How do those of you who do "classical" education with SL do it? Probably a sillly question but TWTM approach is new to me. Oh, and my children are 6/K, 9/3d, and 12/6th.
TIA,
Meredith