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No, really? Just as well home educators are clued in then isn’t it? I’ve completed the latest consultation, hope you are all going to/ have already done it too. (Probably shouldn’t have done it while in such a bad mood, but there you go.)

ETA I’m number 500.

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5 responses to “Home education consultation.”

  1. HelenHaricot avatar
    HelenHaricot

    giggle at bad mood! are you going to blog it?

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  2. HelenHaricot avatar
    HelenHaricot

    i think i have just about done q1 and 2

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  3. Debs avatar
    Debs

    I was really cheesed off when I did mine, too, and wish I’d waited till I’d calmed down a bit – still managed to get the main points in though, I think. It’s the first one of these things I’ve had to do, so I was a bit clueless!
    It’s good that the number’s up to 500 already. 🙂

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  4. tbird avatar
    tbird

    bullied Duke into doing it last night, he didn’t put comments for most of it though, probably as well really, school did NOT equip him for writing in sentences (which I just don’t “get” – he reads voraciously, how can he not notice those funny little dots and squiggles and the fact that ideas flow in something like a logical order?)

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  5. Sallym avatar
    Sallym

    They are going to get more than yours in a bad mood thats for sure! For the last question about “Some people say..” I think I started with “Ignore the idiots..” ! I did say more than that but I was rather grumpy when I wrote it!

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