How to teach without a classroom

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mhagle's picture

This year I have been spending my mornings helping my 18-year-old son cram for his GED tests. YouTube has been a big help. This guy would have been great. We found other excellent math teachers and he scored at the 95% range. We have used the GED study materials, and if there was something we didn't understand, we just watched a bunch of videos on the subject. He was at the 97% range on the history test, and I expect him to do as well on science and language arts. Good GED study materials and great teachers on YouTube.

Thanks for this link!

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Marilyn

"Make dirt, not war." eyo

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@mhagle

Son has dyslexia, dysgraphia, and is color-blind.

When he was younger, he couldn't do any of it. But his brain has caught up now and basically, he covered arithmetic, algebra 1, algebra 2, and geometry in a year and a half.

I sure wish our schools would catch on to this.

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Marilyn

"Make dirt, not war." eyo

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@mhagle

          came with "interesting" educational histories. Sounds like PhD material to me.

          Personally, I was a less than stellar student. They wouldn't even let me into the high school Math Club. So, I just out scored them all on the national math contest and then went the PhD route anyway.

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