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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://abetterwaytohomeschool.com/letting-teens-go-too-soon-disaster.html#comment-151&quot;&gt;Liz&lt;/a&gt;.

Liz, I wrote this after helping my 10th grader understand how to create a flow chart that described how to go from a chemical formula to a compound name and then back again for different kinds of chemical formulas. I sat with him at the table until midnight, trying to understand the whole thing myself so is could explain it to him. I had to read, research, take notes and do the assignment myself so I was equipped to teach him. All I could think about was that other kids did not get this kind of help. Turned out I was right. The teacher had to spend the next class explaining the assignment and walk the rest of the class through it. Was it a waste of time. Nope. I got to model how to attack a challenging problem for and with my son. We pressed on and through and reached understanding together. It was a bonding moment:).&lt;br /&gt;Bless you!! ]]></description>
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<p>Liz, I wrote this after helping my 10th grader understand how to create a flow chart that described how to go from a chemical formula to a compound name and then back again for different kinds of chemical formulas. I sat with him at the table until midnight, trying to understand the whole thing myself so is could explain it to him. I had to read, research, take notes and do the assignment myself so I was equipped to teach him. All I could think about was that other kids did not get this kind of help. Turned out I was right. The teacher had to spend the next class explaining the assignment and walk the rest of the class through it. Was it a waste of time. Nope. I got to model how to attack a challenging problem for and with my son. We pressed on and through and reached understanding together. It was a bonding moment:).<br />Bless you!! </p>
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