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Location: In Thy presence is fulness of joy... Psa 16:11
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As a [home school] teacher, I found phonics and reading the hardest to teach my children at first. Once they got it it (by 2nd grade, they were soaring) -- it was their easiest. When I was a child, I don't remember reading hard to "get"...just boring at first [Dick and Jane aren't known for their cliff-hangers!). Once we got past all that, it was thrilling...I couldn't get enough!
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English. I always loved reading and found it easy to comprehend the texts and write about them, and having a dyslexic father who needed help with spelling a lot (when typing up his sermons etc.) I became very good at spelling correctly as I would constantly be asked how to spell something.
Religious Studies was also ridiculously easy, really any subject that you just need to have a point and make a convincing argument to back up that point (which is why I ended up studying Politics in University).
... really any subject that you just need to have a point and make a convincing argument to back up that point (which is why I ended up studying Politics in University).
^^^This. I ended up with a degree in English for this reason.
Math (and most other sciences) have one right answer, and a series of steps that must be replicated carefully and correctly to arrive at that answer. It is much easier to simply have an opinion!
languages and music were easiest for me, it just made sense in my brain
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