So, MFW schedules the most important ones. The lesson plans are written for average to above average learners, and therefore you don't have to do ALL of the problems in each problem set. With lots of prayer we are able to cater his school to his needs. Josh is bright, he just thinks differently. The question was asking to what number is the arrow pointing to. There was a number-line and it had an arrow pointing down. Here is how he answered one of the questions on the Saxon placement test. Homeschooling6 wrote: I'm wondering if with 5/4 we can skip some of the beginning lesson I'd only do this of course it it's absolutely easy.Дh and I would like him to go to college (that's our academic goal anyway) but my dh and I think he might not be college material (and I'm saying that with a loving mom heart). you might also consider calling MFW office and see if they have any ideas for your situation. good job having a plan for coming back in math. depending on various graduation requirements for high school AND entrance for college requirements - it might work ok. if he starts in 10th grade Alg 1 (which might seem very late to start algebra in some places), there is still time to do Geometry and then Alg II before graduation.

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My daughter did fine going from 8/7 to Alg I. There are notes in the MFW saxon algebra I lesson plans that give several options and 'path' and advice on whether they need to continue in Alg 1, or other stuff. Here's the thing - some kids might need to do Alg 1/2 or parts of it inbetween 8/7 and Alg I. usually they can skip algebra 1/2 and go into Alg 1. If they do 8/7, homeschool edition with pre algebra and clearly are getting 80% or higher consistently. Yes, he can, but he might benefit from not doing so depending on where he is in math at that time. I have read more than once that if a one completed 8/7 they can skip the half algebra but wanted to confirm with you all. Homeschooling6 wrote:Now for my question Can he skip 1/2 Algebra and go straight into Algebra 1.

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