Each HOD guide has a pattern that becomes familiar.
We design each HOD guide with a pattern that becomes familiar to your students. As the pattern becomes familiar, your students will certainly know more clearly what the guide expects and what the plans require to complete assignments.
Knowing a guide’s pattern shortens work times.
Knowing the guide’s pattern and expectations basically helps your students do assignments in less time. As students move through the guide, the school day typically becomes shorter. Why? Well, students simply know the routine! Consequently, work takes less time to do!
As the guide progresses, your days will flow better, be shorter, and require less of you.
If you are starting a new guide that seems a bit challenging right now, don’t lose heart! If your child is well-placed in his/her guide, you will see improvement as your child progresses through the year. Your days will flow better, be shorter, and require less of you. When you draw near to the end of your official “school year” you’ll be surprised at how “easy” the guide seems.
One benefit of the guide’s pattern is a shorter school day!
A shortened school day as the year progresses is a huge blessing. Often the shortened days come at a time when many teachers (and students) are running out of steam. To see my boys clipping through their day and knowing what is expected is a joy! I pray it will be a blessing to you to see your kiddos finish strong and confident as well!
Blessings,
Carrie
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My three grandchildren are 11, 10, 9. We placed them in Preparing together. This has worked really well. So I have grouped DITHOR, science, and history study at the same time. So one does Dithor, one does science and one does history. Then they switch. It goes well. On the 4th day science experiment, they all do it together. We are finally getting the pattern of it. Thank you.