http://www.epikardia.com/blog/teaching-middle-school/preparing-your-middle-schooler-for-high-school-part-2/ Epi Kardia - Literature-based, Unit Study Home School Curriculum Using Charlotte Mason Methods Sat, 28 Aug 2010 12:19:05 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.epikardia.com/blog/teaching-middle-school/preparing-your-middle-schooler-for-high-school-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-560 Dana Fri, 30 May 2008 20:38:17 +0000 http://www.epikardia.com/blog/61/preparing-your-middle-schooler-for-high-school-part-2/#comment-560 <p>A postscript: I hope you realize that not all middle school aged kids are going to fit neatly into the pattern I'm suggesting in this post! So if yours don't, please don't get discouraged. As parents, a part our goal to raise godly generations consists of training students to be responsible for their own learning. As we all know, some children take more training than others! We encourage you not to give up, for your high school and succeeding years will be easier as a result. The higher path here means more training time and sometimes different curriculum choices - but the results are well worth the effort. In Him, Dana</p> A postscript: I hope you realize that not all middle school aged kids are going to fit neatly into the pattern I’m suggesting in this post! So if yours don’t, please don’t get discouraged. As parents, a part our goal to raise godly generations consists of training students to be responsible for their own learning. As we all know, some children take more training than others! We encourage you not to give up, for your high school and succeeding years will be easier as a result. The higher path here means more training time and sometimes different curriculum choices – but the results are well worth the effort. In Him, Dana

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