BJU English Curriculum Review

Erika from Confessions of a Homeschooler reviews the BJU English curriculum, highlighting its traditional approach, detailed lesson plans, and colorful materials. She discusses the curriculum's structure, focusing on grammar and writing chapters, and shares her preference for IEW writing over BJU's writing program. Erika also addresses the phonics approach, recommending starting BJU English at third grade. She concludes with personal recommendations and considerations for using the curriculum.

What type of curriculum is BJU English described as?

• Minimalist and simple

• Experimental and innovative

• Traditional and structured

• Modern and flexible

Which type of schools commonly use the BJU English curriculum?

• Online schools

• Charter and Christian schools

• International schools

• Public schools

What is a notable feature of the BJU English teacher's manual?

• It is available only in digital format

• It is printed in black and white

• It is very concise

• It is colorful and detailed

How are the chapters in BJU English curriculum organized?

• Alternating between English and writing

• By difficulty level

• Chronologically

• By subject matter

What is a benefit of using BJU English for multiple grade levels?

• It is cheaper for multiple students

• It includes online resources

• Chapters correlate across grades

• It requires less teaching time

What does the reviewer appreciate about the BJU English lesson plans?

• They are very flexible

• They are interactive

• They are detailed and powerful

• They are short and concise

Why did the reviewer choose to skip the writing chapters in BJU English?

• They were not available

• They were too advanced

• They were too expensive

• They preferred a different writing program

What alternative writing program does the reviewer recommend?

• Creative Writing 101

• Grammar Pro

• IEW Writing

• Write Now

At what grade does the reviewer start using BJU English?

• First grade

• Second grade

• Third grade

• Fourth grade

What is the reviewer's opinion on BJU's phonics program?

• It is straightforward and effective

• It is confusing and not preferred

• It is innovative and engaging

• It is outdated and irrelevant