At the beginning of this school year, I bought IEW's Student Intensive for both of my boys with some hesitancy. However, many of my friends raved about the program and highly recommended it to me, so I took the plunge.
Boy, am I glad I listened. The boys have finished most of the student intensive, and I am now teaching them from the Ancient History-Based Writing unit. They completed their first two assignments this week, and I have posted the finished works over at The Write Brothers.
If you are considering what to buy for writing next year, please allow me to make a suggestion! IEW has been a huge blessing for us. One of my boys is a reluctant writer. He used to cry when I handed him paper and pencil. The other has loved to "write" since he was little and words flow from him naturally. If you have a minute, hop on over and see if you can tell the difference. It will be difficult!
Thanks, IEW!
Happy Writing!
Dawn
4 comments:
Your timing on this post is funny. You might remember me saying in the fall that I was trying to find the time to watch the IEW videos. Well, I'm embarrassed to say I never did get around to it (it's literally been on my "to do" list every week!). But last night I started to watch disc 1 while Grace was in ballet and I sat wrapped up in a blanket in my car. I went to bed early last night, and then found myself wide awake at 2:30 a.m., so I thought I'll just get up and watch some more IEW. Of course, I thought first I'd check your blog, and just laughed when I saw you posted on IEW! I was recently able to buy the Student Intensive from a friend, so I'm excited about getting started. Off to watch IEW...
I may go with IEW next year. Trying to decide between that and Sonlight's LA program.
Thank you so much, Dawn! I really appreciate it! I haven't been firing on all cylinders lately : ).
Celee
Thanks for your kind words, Dawn. Could resist the opportunity to share your story!
http://www.excellenceinwriting.com/content/another-success-story-write-brothers
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