virtual study group for homeschool parents

[cookderosa]

I'm organizing a virtual study group from September 1- 30. There is no cost to anyone. I'm not selling anything. The exam hasn't been selected, so whether or not you have IC flash cards depends on what everyone votes to study. (For instance, if Analyzing and Interpreting Literature is chosen, there are no flash cards for that) but we will use free sources (youtube, Khan, Saylor, etc.) so anyone can participate.

This activity is directed toward HOMESCHOOL PARENTS of middle or high school children, with the goal of “teaching the teacher.” Through self-study and self-testing, the parent becomes a skilled director of credit earning opportunities for their teen. The parent will explore testing options in their community, and gain familiarity with the process.

You do have to have a Facebook account to participate. Follow the link to my Facebook page for all the details. https://www.facebook.com/HomeschoolingforCollegeCredit

[cookderosa]

we have a dozen signed up, but you can still sign up anytime until Tuesday. C'mon over

[cookderosa]

4 spots left. It looks like we'll be studying for US History 1 or Analyzing and Interpreting Literature. Obviously, folks here already have a great deal of insight about both, but you're still welcome to join us if you want to follow a formal study plan for the month. I'm closing the group tonight, so you can still enroll anytime today. Use the link in my siggy to find the group.

[a4tunatemom]

Hi Jennifer,

My homeschool group sends out a book to each of it's members each year and I'd like to send out your book this year if we can afford it. Is it possible for you to give a good discount if we buy 50 or more books?

Thanks,
Danielle

[cookderosa]

Hi Jennifer,

My homeschool group sends out a book to each of it's members each year and I'd like to send out your book this year if we can afford it. Is it possible for you to give a good discount if we buy 50 or more books?

Thanks,
Danielle

Danielle, I don't actually sell the book myself. You have to buy it from a book seller like Amazon, Books a Million, Barnes and Noble, Rainbow Resources, etc. BUT, I know how to set it up so you can get a good discount. Message me privately.

[Julie S.]

Hi Jennifer,

Can you tell me what the title of your book is? Even though my kids have all graduated from homeschool, I still do a lot of counseling with new moms or those facing new situations such as beginning high school, making transcripts, and of course, CLEP and other credit-earning options. I'd love to have another resource to recommend to parents.

Thanks!
Julie S.

[Julie S.]

Found it!