Re: Course Sequence Opinions -- Science for High School

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Re: Course Sequence Opinions

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Lynn

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Date Posted: 18:45:06 05/15/07 Tue
In reply to: A. 's message, "Course Sequence Opinions" on 16:43:30 05/01/07 Tue

I've used all 3 of these programs both on an individual basis and a co-op situation. Since you and your student determine the materials used, you *could* do biology or physical science first and choose materials that are on your student's maturity and reading level. My daughter did biology before physical science, my son did it the other way around. Either one is perfectly acceptable to the colleges to which they might apply. Chemistry is another animal entirely since you want to make sure they can handle the math requirements.

Hope this helps.

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