SOS and the Duggar Family
Posted in AOP Net Alert on Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Ever wish you could enjoy the blessings of homeschooling without all the work? Can you imagine a curriculum so wonderful it would save you time and energy, but never sacrifice the quality of your child’s education? Well, imagine no more. Now, you can write your own homeschooling success story with the amazing benefits of the interactive, computer-based Switched-On Schoolhouse® (SOS) curriculum from Alpha Omega Publications®.
But don’t just take our word for it. Ask the Duggar homeschooling family from Springdale, Arkansas, about the tested and proven results of SOS. With 17 children and number 18 expected in January 2009, this well-known, busy Christian dad and mom have discovered the winning combination of homeschooling and Switched-On Schoolhouse!
With automatic grading, SOS eliminates the Duggar family’s need to check schoolwork late at night, and it allows them to feel more organized and in control throughout the day. Built-in lesson plans and easy-to-make schedules simplify their homeschooling routine. SOS also allows their children in grades 3-12 to homeschool with an effective, Christ-centered curriculum that includes fun-filled, multimedia resources, such as stimulating games, entertaining videos, and engaging projects.
Without a doubt, your homeschooling story is sure to be a success when you use SOS! Why wait? Make your homeschooling year a success like the Duggar family and order your award-winning SOS curriculum today!
Comments(1 comment)
JUDY S 07/31/2008 18:10:20
We have been using SOS for 6 years, and we LOVE IT! My 3 boys continue to test in the 99th percentile on standardized tests, which is proof in itself of how complete and challenging the curriculum truly is! My time spent correcting their work is minimal, which allows more time to stay on the move for our very active family. When we go visiting out of state, we take along our laptops and the boys can complete their school work wherever we are.
When my 5 year old was reading and comprehending the work of a 3rd grader, SOS was a perfect choice because it required the answers to be typed, not hand written, a skill he was actually delayed in due to Dysgraphia. Typing gave him the ability to answer in the eloquent complete sentences and to write essays that he could not have achieved had he needed to write with a pencil. SOS removed that frustration. We actually held off teaching him handwriting until this past year, when he turned 10. He was mature enough at that point to have success with the fine motor coordination required.