Our move to self-paced learning.
Hey Reader,
Grab a cup of coffee (or your favorite beverage) because I'm really excited to share our plans for this upcoming year, especially in the math department.
You know how life can sometimes get totally nuts? Well, this year has been one of those whirlwinds for us, with schedules that seem to have a life of their own. But you know what they say about challenges, right? They're just opportunities in disguise. So, we decided to dive into a self-paced Geometry course with Mr. D Math.
We've been on the Mr. D Math train for years, and so far, this switch to self-paced learning for Geometry was like slipping into the comfiest pair of sneakers – it just felt right. I love the additional support of the live classes. There’s also something liberating about letting the kids set their own pace.
The best part? The lessons are seriously engaging. I mean, Geometry can be a bit like unraveling a puzzle, but Mr. D Math has this knack for making it crystal clear. The detailed lessons and real-world examples are a hit in our household – no more "why do I need to know this?" complaints. Plus, their support system is top-notch. Whenever a tech question pops up, there's someone ready to swoop in and save the day.
I've always been a fan of personalized approaches to learning, and this curriculum totally gets it. Our kids are not just crunching numbers; they're building solid study skills and becoming pros at managing their own time. It's like a life skill wrapped up in Geometry lessons.
Oh, and remember our chats about Mr. D Math in the past? Well, that consistency in quality and teaching excellence is alive and kicking in this course too. It's like a trusted friend you can always rely on.
Whether you're deep in the homeschooling journey or just looking for a killer math curriculum, you might want to check out Mr. D Math's self-paced Geometry course. Seriously, it's been a game-changer for us, and I'm all about sharing the good stuff with friends.
If you're curious to know more, hop over to their website. And hey, if you've got questions or just want to chat about math over a virtual cup of coffee, hit me up! I'm always up for swapping stories and tips.
Cheers to embracing the educational adventure!
All the Best,
Kim
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