Homeschoolers?

[Romsca]

ACE sounds horrible. I never had to do that in all the years I was homeschooled (K-8). I used Saxon math and mostly everything else was aBeka. ABeka was a little annoying, but it doesn't sound nearly as bad as ACE. I also was homeschooled for a few classes the first two years of high school. For those years, I used Seton for English. They made me do a lot of writing (which I HATED) but it made me a better writer in the end

I read a lot on my own, especially if the books I have to read are terrible. When I was twelve (almost thirteen) right before the start of eighth grade, I read the Three Musketeers

The only books I have had to read for school that I didn't like were A Farewell to Arms and Utopia, both this year

[Faiyloe]

I think the best part about home school is that you can go at your own pace my little brother is in kindergarten and he is a math genius (Takes after my dad) He already understands multiplication, division, and a little bit of Squaring and Square rooting. Like I said he is a genius. I on the other hand I am stuck with Saxon Geometry.   

[Gonff the Mousethief]

I have never been home schooled.
I went to public school (k-3)
and I am now in private school!

[Amarith Waterspring]

I have been homeschooled my intire life except for 5th grade which I have just started this year. I am really glad I homeschooled and I wouldn't take back a moment of it! But I am also glad that I had the chance to see what school was really like. Now I can't make up my mind on whether to stay at school or go back to being a homeschooler! Life is full of hard decisions...

[Jukka the Sling]

ACE sounds horrible. I never had to do that in all the years I was homeschooled (K-8). I used Saxon math and mostly everything else was aBeka. ABeka was a little annoying, but it doesn't sound nearly as bad as ACE.

Well, ACE isn't that bad. Usually. (Though they do have a lot of repetition.) It's just fun to make fun of. Isn't Saxon worse?

The only books I have had to read for school that I didn't like were A Farewell to Arms and Utopia, both this year

I'm reading Utopia this year, and it's pretty interesting.

[The Skarzs]

I don't like the Saxon geometry; Teaching Textbooks is better.

[Jukka the Sling]

Yay, another homeschooler!

[BlueRose]

I was homeschooled most of my life, except for 5th and 6th grade, when I was in private school, and 8th and 9th grade, when I was in public school. I hated public school, so I'm finishing up my high school career in home school.

[The Skarzs]

I hate public school. Part of it is disliking crowds, and the other part is the overall disrespectful attitude that seems always present there. Admittedly, they do sometimes get more work done, when at home it can be distracting.

[Kera Thorn Bladewind]

I'm homeschooled! It's pretty epic. (Hey, at least this way I can update my fanfictions... otherwise I'd be so drained from being around people that I'd never get anything done. I don't mind people online, but in real life they drain me.)
I use the Robinson Curriculum(which no one has ever heard of).

[BlueRose]

I hated public school because I didn't think that I was learning everything that I could learn. I finished all of my assignments after 30 minutes, and then had nothing to do for the rest of the class time. As a home schooler, I can finish my assignments and then do something fun!

I use Timberdoodle, in case anyone wanted to know. They don't have a 'Literature' section though... At least, not for Sophomores.

[The Skarzs]

Is Timberdoodle an online schooling site?

[BlueRose]

Nope! It's a place that helps you set up your curriculum for the year. They send a planner and everything!

[The Skarzs]

Cool. I use an online curriculum; it helps me sneak on the forum here sometimes . Of course, the homework keeps me pretty busy. 

[BlueRose]

Haha. I just make sure that I finish my schoolwork quickly, and then I have as much time as I want to play on the forums.