LC does "require" the notebook too (Classical Sources Message Board)

LC does "require" the notebook too
Author: Barbara	April 29, 2000 at 03:04:56
in reply to: More Latin obsessing...between LC and LRTEG...* posted by KC on October 31, 1999 at 19:36:09*

    > ...any of you really familiar with these two and can compare? I know LC can start a lot earlier than LRTEG. Am concerned about the "notebook" with LRTEG and how laborious that might be. LC seems to have so many great components to it...and is it really user friendly?? Thanks guys! KC

KC..you really are agonizing.

LC requires the student to maintain a notebook too... Uh..
assuming you are using it the way that the teachers guide
says to use it.

If you want some "sheets" to help your kid get acclimated
to organizing info... check out this page for verbs.

http://www.mosquitonet.com/~mlm/verb.jpg

If you want more details on how to use this ... e-mail me
privately. Simply put.. print out (or xerox) as many copies
as you need for the number of verbs. The student fills out
the slots as needed for the verbs. Then you 3 hole punch
the page, and insert it in the notebook. By the time you
get to the next verb "tense", your child will no long need
these sheets..they will be able to do it on their own. OK?


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> > ...any of you really familiar with these two and can compare? I know LC can start a lot earlier than LRTEG. Am concerned about the "notebook" with LRTEG and how laborious that might be. LC seems to have so many great components to it...and is it really user friendly?? Thanks guys! KC > > KC..you really are agonizing. > > LC requires the student to maintain a notebook too... Uh.. > assuming you are using it the way that the teachers guide > says to use it. > > If you want some "sheets" to help your kid get acclimated > to organizing info... check out this page for verbs. > > http://www.mosquitonet.com/~mlm/verb.jpg > > If you want more details on how to use this ... e-mail me > privately. Simply put.. print out (or xerox) as many copies > as you need for the number of verbs. The student fills out > the slots as needed for the verbs. Then you 3 hole punch > the page, and insert it in the notebook. By the time you > get to the next verb "tense", your child will no long need > these sheets..they will be able to do it on their own. OK?

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