Curriculum Choices and Educational Approaches

The video discusses curriculum choices for a second grader, including reading, handwriting, language arts, math, and spelling. The teacher introduces a new reading program by BJ Press, focusing on comprehension and engagement. Handwriting and language arts are covered using 'The Good and the Beautiful' curriculum. The math curriculum is also from 'The Good and the Beautiful,' with a preference for the original edition. Spelling is continued with Abeka. The video concludes with an invitation to subscribe for more educational content.

What grades will the teacher have next year?

• First, third, and fifth

• Second, fourth, and sixth

• Third, fifth, and seventh

• Kindergarten, second, and fourth

What is the new reading program being introduced?

• Simply Good Reading

• BJ Press Reading

• Abeka Reading

• The Good and the Beautiful

What is a unique feature of the BJ Press reading program?

• It includes only fiction stories

• It has comprehension questions at the end

• It is only for advanced readers

• It uses the same pictures for all stories

What is the focus of the handwriting curriculum?

• Learning calligraphy

• Learning print writing

• Starting cursive writing

• Improving typing skills

What level of The Good and the Beautiful is used for handwriting?

• Level Four

• Level Three

• Level Two

• Level One

Why is the teacher continuing with The Good and the Beautiful for language arts?

• It is the cheapest option

• It is recommended by the school

• It best suits the child's learning style

• It is the only available option

What is the teacher's plan for the language arts curriculum next year?

• Transition to level two

• Continue with level one

• Skip language arts

• Start a new program

What edition of The Good and the Beautiful math is being used?

• Advanced Edition

• Original Edition

• Basic Edition

• Simply Good and Beautiful

Why did the teacher choose the original edition of the math curriculum?

• It is the newest edition

• It is recommended by experts

• It is already available and familiar

• It is more challenging

What is the teacher's approach to spelling for next year?

• Skip spelling altogether

• Continue with Abeka Spelling One

• Use a digital spelling app

• Start a new spelling program