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Posted: 15/Aug/2010 at 11:02am | IP Logged Quote kittym

I'd like to share my experience with the program.

When I was looking for a summer online program for my 3 grade kid  this summer, I found time4learning (http://www.time4learning.com/) in a google search. I let my kid to try out its free demo lesson, she loved it!

So I decided to sign up, although I was still not quite sure if she really like it and can really learn something from the program, since she did not like to go summer school in the previous years.

Now she has used it for a month and still loves it! Sometimes, she spends so much time on the program so I have to keep reminding her to take a break. She also often shows off what she learn from the program and chanllenge her parents with hard questions.

I'm so impressed with the program that I have switched to it's annual payment plan which has a nice discount, so she can use it for a whole year, not just for this summer.



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Posted: 15/Aug/2010 at 11:21am | IP Logged Quote kellystone

Wow! Thank you for sharing. Many families have found Time4Learning beneficial (and enjoyable!) for summer school.


Thank you for taking time to share your experience. :) Since you've signed on for a year, you might consider visiting the Time4Learning Parent Forum



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I have used T4L now for several years and I really like it especially for my youngest child who is a right brained learner, probably somewhere on the spectrum. We use it very informally and he thinks it is almost a game (which is a good thing for me!). I let him pick and choose what he wants to do on his own and then I have times when I sit with him and help him do the areas that he didn't choose on his own.


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Posted: 22/Aug/2010 at 8:15am | IP Logged Quote kellystone

Karen, thanks for sharing how your son uses Time4Learning. Have
you seen this article about right-brained, visual learners?

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Kelly - the link isn't working for me. I would love to see it. I often add new stuff to my Right Brained Learners lens on Squidoo.


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Oh - I think you also posted it on my lens - THANK YOU!!

I will add it to the lens. I think I already have T4L on there and I can put it near that somehow. Squidoo is being difficult today, I got your comment approved (at least I think it is you) but cannot seem to reply to it.


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