New Edition Curriculum Features

Nikki, a homeschooling mom, compares the old and new editions of BJU English 3 curriculum. She highlights the main differences, such as the focus on traditional study skills in the old edition versus internet research and safety in the new edition. Nikki discusses lesson structures, additional resources, and instructional aids available in both editions. She emphasizes the importance of writing and grammar skills and provides insights into the practical aspects of using the curriculum.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To compare two editions of a curriculum

• To introduce a new homeschooling method

• To review a specific lesson plan

• To discuss homeschooling challenges

What was Nikki's initial observation about the new edition?

• It has more colorful pages

• It lacks a contents page

• It is more expensive

• It includes a CD

What does the old edition focus on?

• Internet research

• Traditional study skills

• Interactive activities

• Group projects

What is a key feature of the new edition?

• Inclusion of a CD

• Focus on internet safety

• More group activities

• Longer lessons

How is the teacher's manual structured in the new edition?

• With a separate workbook

• With a digital version

• In two parts

• In a single manual

What is the first lesson about in both editions?

• Grammar rules

• Sentences

• Reading comprehension

• Paragraph writing

Why did Nikki decide not to buy the test booklet?

• It was too expensive

• It was out of stock

• The review sections are sufficient

• She prefers online tests

What does the study and research skills section in the new edition include?

• Creative writing

• Group discussions

• Library usage

• Internet search techniques

What is missing from the new teacher's manual compared to the old one?

• Practice exercises

• A CD

• Lesson plans

• Colorful illustrations

What is Nikki's final advice regarding the editions?

• Purchasing both is not necessary

• The old edition is sufficient

• The new edition is essential

• Both editions are necessary