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Scott & Jody Arnold & family

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Mar 22, 1998, 3:00:00 AM3/22/98
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Hi everybody,
Here's another opportunity for your consideration. Please contact
Barbara directly at <page...@CLASSIC.MSN.COM> if you are interested.

jody

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Date: Mon, 9 Mar 1998 08:36:41 UT
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From: Barbara Page <page...@CLASSIC.MSN.COM>
Subject: [ORSIG] Parents Who Want to Form an On-line Teaching Co-operative
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This is non-commercial and no money is involved.

I'm looking for parents who are willing to do some on-line co-operative
teaching beginning next fall. I currently teach a class called "Writer's
Club" for h'schooled kids and it is going well. This is the second time that
I've done it! It IS FREE.

Here is what I propose:

-we only conduct our on-line classes for ten-weeks, and each class only meets
once per week.
-we begin early enough so that the classes are completed before Thanksgiving.
-no teacher/parent gets paid. (students may need to purchase supplies, though)
-children participate ONLY if their parent is teaching a class.

Just to get things started-
I agree to teach three on-line classes as described below:

Writer's Club - A BBS where students post their creative writing. Positive
comments on each written piece will be provided by the other students in the
class and by the instructor. Students must have email and access to the
Internet and be able to 'cut and paste' their written pieces to the BBS. This
is really not a computer skills class. Limit 10 students. Ages or grade
levels: All
(-if you want to see a sample of my current class in progress go to this web
site:
http://www.aavstudio.com/ifc/datafiles/courses/general/homeschool/board.shtml)


Genetics - a biology class utilizing many of the excellent web sites available
to teach the basics of genetics. Evolutionary theory will not be covered.
Students shall install ICQ so that they can participate in weekly discussions
about what they have read. Students will be sent tasting test papers so that
they can follow inherited traits through their family's gene pool.
Instruction will take place via email and icq chats with the students.
Limit 10 students. Ages or grade levels: ninth through twelfth grades

Running Your Own Kid-Mailing List - a computer skills class where each
student will be able to start up their own student-run email discussion list.
The Student must complete a questionnaire before being allowed to enroll in
this class so that I can determine their skill level in navigating around the
Internet. Limit 3 students. Ages or grade levels: high school.

I have two other parents who have agreed to particpate. One wants to teach
Hebrew and the other wants to teach a higher-level writing course.

So if you think you might be interested in any of classes that I've listed
above, then write me back and tell me what you will be teaching to my kids!

I need help in the following areas:
making math fun
Spanish
Latin

If you have any questions, please contact me privately at
page...@classic.msn.com

Barbara Page
page...@classic.msn.com
icq 1470088

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