Curriculum and subjects
Books, lesson counts, pacing, and changing a subject midyear.
12 articles
- Add a subjectOne child, one book, and the days you teach it.
- Add a book that is not on the listType it in once and the next family finds it waiting.
- Change a subjectEvery answer you gave about a book is yours to change.
- Say which days a subject is taughtNot every subject happens every day.
- Say what lesson she is on todayThe work behind her goes on the days it really happened.
- Number lessons the way your book doesWhen your calendar says 15 and your book says 2.4.
- Mark a book as mastery basedYou stay on a lesson until the child has it.
- Say you have mastered a lessonOne press moves a mastery book on.
- Finish a book by a day you pickMargin says what it would cost before anything moves.
- Say whether you will do two lessons in one dayHow Margin catches a book up when you fall behind.
- Add a subject with no daily lessonsA co-op history class is still history.
- Remove a subjectThe days behind you keep what they have.