Two On A Big Ocean The Story of the First Circumnavigation
of the Pacific Basin
in a Small Sailing Ship


      

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Re: lv-ab: Children onboard

From: Aerofoam* (no email)
Date: Wed May 02 2001 - 23:35:43 EDT

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    > There are a number of crusers who use the Calvert
    > School (http://home.calvertschool.org/) and we have
    > been keeping up with several crusing journals from
    > families taking that approach. My two favorite are:

    We have home schooled since day 1 and have used a number of sources.
    One of the people we heard from early on was a principal for 20 years, but
    home schooled some of his own kids. He said he didn't like using curriculums
    for anything but extra curricular activity, he liked to use many sources.
    I have heard good things about Calvert, but haven't used it as it is about 3
    to 4 times more expensive than most systems. We have used Saxon Math, it is
    recommended by many educators, but my son says the Abeka math is far more
    challenging. We are using the Abeka curriculum, but supplementing it with
    the Robinson Curriculum (CD's) and many outside sources such as assignments
    from library books etc.
    Our son is 11 and is about 2 to 3 years ahead of the public schools, this is
    par for the course for home schooling, No amount of teaching skills can make
    up for
    1 on 1 attention. It is amazing how much time is wasted in the school
    system.

    M.Mech

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