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I received the sweetest note from Stacie this week. She said very nice things about me Achraf Hakimi Trikot , which was SO sweet! But I would like all homeschool parents to look beyond her sweet words and see her FEELINGS. She is homeschooling merrily long, doing a great job. Still, her son FEELS like his education doesn¡¯t measure up. As a teacher, she FEELS like she may have failed him academically. Sometimes our feelings tell the truth, but sometimes they don¡¯t. One of the nice things about a transcript is that it¡¯s the TRUTH about your homeschool Abdou Diallo Trikot , and not just a feeling. Read Stacie¡¯s letter:

Dear Lee : You¡¯ve saved me again. The instructions you provided (about calculating the GPA) were so easy to understand. I was about to just leave out the GPA, but the scholarship paperwork clearly stated that GPA and ACT scores were the deciding factors and must be included. Just like you said, we have to speak the college¡¯s love language.


I could not have done this without your help and guidance over the past few years. It was quite an experience to put together this transcript. Whether or not we are awarded any of the scholarships applied for, what my son and I learned has been invaluable. He had been thinking his education was quite lacking; you know, worried he didn¡¯t measure up to the other kids. I had been thinking I had failed him academically. After we had it all done Dan-Axel Zagadou Trikot , we sat back and digested it all. Wow! We have been quite busy the past few years learning tons of stuff. He¡¯s had quite a varied education. We noticed just how busy he has been with music. Even physical education, the one area I thought he was completely lacking in, ended up with a full 4 credits earned. He ended up with a GPA of 3.81 and 27 earned credits with 8 left to finish out to the end of the school year.

Thank you, Lee, for all you do. I was introduced to your website after 15 years of homeschooling and wondered if your services would even be something I could use. I¡¯m so glad I took that chance on you and your products. Time after time I go back to what you have taught me. You¡¯ve saved me time Roman Burki Trikot , headache, and worry. Following your guidance has brought me peace and improved our homeschool. The cost of your products is so small compared to what you¡¯ve done for me. I tell everyone about you. Just today I referred another woman to you. Lee, you¡¯re the best.


From a friend, Stacie Every Homeschool teacher in every educational setting has things that go wrong. Projects left undone, books not finished Borussia Dortmund Trikot , kids with attitude, moments of frustration. None of that goes on the Homeschool transcript.

It happens to every one, in public and private school as well as homeschool, but it doesn¡¯t go on the permanent record. Only the good stuff goes on the transcript. Classes that are finished. The finished grade goes on the transcript, not the icky-yucky sausage-making process of coming up with the grade. As homeschoolers Paco Alcacer Dortmund Trikot , we sometimes get stuck in the middle of the educational process and forget that our end result is looking pretty good.

Your transcript tells the truth about your homeschool. It can calm your nerves. It can help you gain perspective. It can reassure teens. Here is what all homeschool parents can glean from this letter from the parent of a high school senior.

Feeling insecure is normal Children may doubt their education Seeing your homeschool in print can help everyone Your homeschool will look good in black and white


Making a transcript is good feedback. And Stacie was so sweet to give me positive feedback, too! Thanks Stacie!

Here are three tips to help your drive:

Shoulders on Line, Feet Shut

Shoulders square to the target, feet slightly shut. Not one person really speaks about this shot very much, but if it comes up at all you¡¯ve probably been told Axel Witsel Dortmund Trikot , ¡°If you¡¯re going to hit the driver off the deck you¡¯ve got to hit a big swing. It¡¯s the only way to get the ball up.¡°

Actually, that¡¯s not correct at all. If you have enough club head quickness there¡¯s no need to just hit a big cut. Of course you can hit a big cut if that¡¯s what you want to do. You can still strike it well, and high, and far, but you lose control of the ball and you lose length.

For this shot Eric Oelschlagel Dortmund Trikot , you¡¯re trying to hit the ball dead straight. Maybe a slight cut if you want to, but you can actually work the ball both ways when striking the driver off the deck. Take your regular driver arrangement, with your feet a little bit shut. Line up your shoulders and club face square to the target line.

Keeping your feet slightly shut helps shallow out your path on the way back and through. That¡¯s important, because if you have a very steep path you¡¯re just going to heave that club head right down in the earth.

You need to sweep the ball, but you still have to hit down on it with the driver when you¡¯re hitting it off the deck.

Club Head Inside Shallows the Plane

There are a couple little tricks to make this shot functional. First is that you can see in the first photo below that the club face is dead square to his feet line. That¡¯s intentional. That¡¯s planned. Rather than focusing on getting it square to the shoulder plane or the target line Omer Toprak Dortmund Trikot , you want the club head a little bit inside.

Why would you want that? Squaring the club face to the feet line helps you come through the ball more shallow. If you take the club back very steep you¡¯re going to have to redirect it on the way back down.

Club face square to feet line (left), left forearm rotation, club face square to feet line (left), left forearm rotation (center, right). You want it to go back and through on a very comparable plane Marwin Hitz Dortmund Trikot , so you want to take it back very shallow.

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