How much, if any, set up is involved on my end?

How much does this course cost and is this per child?

What about technical support?

It is available to me and when and do I talk to an actual person?

How is testing done?

How do I get results of testing?

Am I required to get any additional materials in order to complete this curriculum?

Even with all of these questions (and you will probably have even more) answered, probably best advice is to see if internet homeschool curriculum allows for a try it before you buy it. Any type of a 30 day free trial or some type of demo that you can download is very helpful. If you do get a trial download or trial online offer make sure that you’re not just getting a sales presentation and that you are seeing actual product.

Internet based homeschool curriculums have tremendous potential and with some good well thought out questions before you purchase you can increase your chances of your money well spent and success for you and your child.

I think you’ll find as you implement different homeschool testing methods and ways to evaluate how well your child is absorbing subject matter, a combination of visual and hands on learning is much more effective than solely relying on your teaching techniques. Remember, when you are evaluating how child is doing, it is also good to keep in mind that how child is doing is also a direct reflection on methodology you are using as an instructor.

Every child learns differently. And all new things to learn click in differently for every child. So, be pragmatic in your approach. If it works for child…. Then do more and be successful.