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Hi Dianne,
I looked for the Math pdfs you showed during the "Mastery" talk under the member toolbox and did not find a link. Did you say this would be available to basic members during the conference? I am having to watch 90% of the speakers on replay because my much older computer and tablet has a very choppy live feed. A few live sessions have come in adequately. I hope I did not miss out on the resourse because I wasn't live.
I am enjoying this conference so much and am so thankfull for all you are doing, and for providing this free resource. My children are 8 months and 3, so I am not ready for the upgrade yet, but I anticipate a long relationship with you and HECOA through the coming years and eventually will plan to upgrade! You are making huge life changes for the people you are serving through these broadcasts. This is truly an amazing ministry and bussiness!
Sincere thanks!
Amanda Clark
"Formosa Rosalita"
ReplyThe PDF's were not available prior to the presentation, but I did take them from the slides and have now uploaded them for Plus members to download. The lists are there for the Basic members, but not as a download.
ReplyThank you, Dianne. This has been very helpful for my special needs son. I appreciate all you offered during the Boot Camp!
ReplyVery eye-opening presentation! Thanks for sharing your experiences and insights. I'm looking forward to calling our community college to begin learning how my almost 15 year old could take algebra there. One concern I have is whether or not the credit would transfer to the university she hopes to get into (BYU). This will take some research. If you have any helpful counsel on making sure credits transfer let me know.
Thanks so much for all you do,
Rachael Ward
ReplyThe best advice I can give you on whether or not credits will transfer – is to not take anyone’s advice! Every person’s experience is different and is generally based on a single user experience. Your best assurance would be to get the course code for the Algebra class from your community college, then CALL the university admissions office and ask them if they will accept the college credits as transfer credits. A simple phone call makes all the difference and there is no guessing.
ReplyThanks for the input. That’s definitely research we want to do before taking any college level classes.
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