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blonette
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yes i think i am, it's pretty sad cause i've got tons of honors but i'm still in friend :P anyways, i'm gonna try my hardest to get lots more
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Well my first 1 1/2 years in PF I was homeschooled too, and I think I got 20 or so the first year... which was way more than anyone else, and I hadn't even tried super hard. I think homeschooling goes really well with Pathfinders, because as you mentioned you do have a little more time on your hands to develop your leadership abilities and earn honors. The main thing about it is, you learn as you do your homework, you don't have a teacher lecturing you on how to do it before hand, so your time is cut in half, or nearly.

Two schoolyears ago I started homeschooling again for highschool (in fall of '05). I also started carrying on TLT duties as well. I am soo glad I was homeschooling, because I think I benefited a lot more from the program that way. Since I was the only TLT at the time who was homeschooled, a lot more responsibility fell on me simply because I felt I had the time when no one else did.

This year, I am, at least according to the books, "homeschooled", but I'm only doing one class at home (well, I guess 2 or three: Chemistry, and Bible/Health). I'm also taking a 2 classes at my local highschool and 1 at the local Adventist college. It's a lot of fun, and is a little bit challenging (although so far most of everything I've "learned" minus that classes I'm doing at home are things I already knew). Plus I'm a Bible Bowl coach this year (I'm too old to participate :( ). I honestly don't know where I'd be if it weren't for both Pathfinders and being homschooled...

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True, as a home schooled pathfinder I did attain lots and lots of honors. As I got older, I even taught 2 classwork groups, and taught a half dozen honors or so.

Now, I'm taking classes at a community college, and am still evolved in pathfinders.

Take the opportunity of homeschooling to have a lot of fun in Pathfinders by doing extra activities and honors!

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Hi! Another homeschooler at'cher service! I'm a freshie this year, so I'm still trying to hang in there and understand Alg. Uno. I've been homeschooled fer about 7 yrs so far.....and have completed a bunch of honors at home. It was fun! :lol:
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I did Alg. home schooled... I hated it, love geometry, but hated Alg.!

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lol, I call my Algebra/Math teacher the "Dragon Lady"----cuz she looks like one!---but she's really nice. I'm so glad she's on a DVD though! :p
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Mitch
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haha, thats funny! I did algebra I, and II in a book. My dad helped me a lot.. He still is helping me as I am taking Calculus at the community college. He is good at math.

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The small amount of homeschool that I experienced was mixed. I took 2 classes via distance learning. I loved the astronomy class I took, but really hated the algebra 2 class I took. The algebra 2 book didn't do a very good job of explaining the material and I was at a disadvantage of taking a full load of academy classes at the same time and being at least 2 different timezones away from the campus and I always tried calling for help during lunch hours. :(

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Were you using Saxon for math?

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man, tuningpeg, you had to catch me redpawed. sniff----ah well, the weather'll get better--I hope! :lol:
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Yeah, I hope too... if there's a dusting of snow or frost or anything I can't drive...

Anyhow, back on topic. I love Apologia science. I'm taking chemistry this semester. Dr. Wile explains things so simply, and yet goes into so much detail at the same time. It's a really good education at a very understandable, make-sense level, and all through it keeps pointing to God as the Creator :D

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Yes! Apologia Science is very, very good! I did it in my homeschooling in high school. I am now taking General Chemistry at a community college and I am finding it not too difficult. The background I got in the Chemistry course really has helped me. Your right it is very easy to understand. Which is a plus, with homeschooling... although my dad is a chemistry major so I could ask him questions also.

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Wow! I'm impressed w/ all the homeschooled pathfinders on here! :smt038 I guess you can include me now! :smt016 lol I am homeschooled and have been since about the 4th grade... There have been times where I wanted to go to a school but it's worth it... :smt023 I wouldn't be able to travel and participate in the big pathfinder events like I do. If I was in school the teacher would have me for lunch {this would be the teacher} :arrow: :smt092 {this would be me} :arrow: :smt091 with all the trips and things that I do! lol
So homeschooling has been worth it..and anyone who knows me knows that I am NOT socialy challenged! :P I am almost finished though with school so...but im not through yet :D


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tuningpeg571 wrote:
Were you using Saxon for math?


No. I was using some other book that was horrid. I can only count corispondance as far as homeschooling, but my brother did half a year of homeschool.

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Mitch: yeah, I've heard a lot of people that homeschooled through highschool say that even in college they refer back to their Apologia textbooks because it makes more sense. Lol! (If anyone's interested, Apologia has a forum: apologia.com/lounge.)

missiongirl07: I got a t-shirt a couple months ago that has a yellow diamond-shaped "sign" on the front that says: CAUTION: UNSOCIALIZED HOMESCHOOLER. Lol, when I saw that I just had to get it :lol: (the website that I got it from is http://www.homeschoolmania.com)

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hmm, I might just have to get that shirt! Yea, I was amazed also missiongirl, how many homeschooled pathfinders were/are on this forum.

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Perfect shirt!! I love shirts like that! lol
Yeah people who see me w/ that shirt have to stand next to me for just 5 min. to know that the shirt is lying!! :mrgreen: :smt016

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So do you have the same shirt?

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lol...no i meant if i had the shirt that they would know it was lying...sorry :wink:

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Oh, okay :wink: . J/w

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i am homschooled! :smt026

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Welcome snowboarder! :) Just a note, this type of forum can be good for language, or writing class. :P It really does take some time, to get a good post. Especially when you have to do research to find something you want to share. So take your time on your posts, and use it as practice for school. Read over your posts, and check for clarity, and spelling... lol I know that sounds like school, but it might just help you in school! 8)

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lol, on another forum, I'm considered the grammar geek....... :mrgreen: I insist on good/great spelling! :smt024
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I am homeschooled. Have been from 1st grade. Now I'm in 7th grade.

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I am homeschooled too, been so all my life, except for pre-school. I love it!! I am in 10th grade now.

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