The evolution of Taylored Curriculum with a blend of Brilliant in Color, this new blog, Taylored Path to College is created. The time to start acceleration is in 6th grade. In this way (and from prior experience with a PG daughter) we have realized that grades six - eight (3 years) is plenty of time to complete high-school curriculum. This Path puts the child into college as a "typical" ninth-grader (age 14). Instead of graduating from middle school, they can be graduating high-school. Its Ian's turn (as a PG student) to get this party started. Taylored Curriclum blog will stay active for reference (elementary and intermediate school). Hana is going to enter into a foray with Public School (no need to blog about that). This space will be reserved for this Taylored Path to College for Ian (which will necessarily involve the family, his sisters, and have updates that encompass areas of homeschooling that extend beyond the immediate "college prep" goal. Wednesday, June 8, 2016
The Taylored Path to College
The evolution of Taylored Curriculum with a blend of Brilliant in Color, this new blog, Taylored Path to College is created. The time to start acceleration is in 6th grade. In this way (and from prior experience with a PG daughter) we have realized that grades six - eight (3 years) is plenty of time to complete high-school curriculum. This Path puts the child into college as a "typical" ninth-grader (age 14). Instead of graduating from middle school, they can be graduating high-school. Its Ian's turn (as a PG student) to get this party started. Taylored Curriclum blog will stay active for reference (elementary and intermediate school). Hana is going to enter into a foray with Public School (no need to blog about that). This space will be reserved for this Taylored Path to College for Ian (which will necessarily involve the family, his sisters, and have updates that encompass areas of homeschooling that extend beyond the immediate "college prep" goal.
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