Peace Hill Press Question & Answer Series 1: Part 1

Our first ever Question and Answer Series with Susan Wise Bauer! Don't mind the wind.
This first video Q&A addresses Elementary Writing and Grammar. Susan also discusses integrating Writing With Ease and First Language Lessons, as well as adjusting to different learning styles.

[@jessicarpowers]

Thank you for the first answer. I thought it was required - some days my kids did narration three times a day (FLL, WWE, Story of the World). We did that for years and are so burnt out! Wish I would’ve known this sooner. I am so happy I found this site!

[@ramilhanna]

This is fantastic! Thank you! I had the same concern about doubling of the copywork w/WWE and First Language Lessons but I had done what you've advised. I actually concentrated on the grammar more on FLL and would skip the copywork. ~Hanna/Mill Creek, WA

[@SJWBauer]

As long as you are also doing dictation and narration exercises across the curriculum as described in The Well-Trained Mind. The exercises in FLL ALONE are not sufficient unless you are following TWTM's recommendations for history and science as well.

[@renovationfamily]

I'm curious that someone is using WWE off grade level. My oldest son has not have the advantage of using this writing curriculum in lower grades. In fact, we really have never gotten him on board with any good writing program although he narrates, summerizes, and outlines history since 1st grade. And also went through FLL. Next year he will be in 6th grade and I am debating on either starting him in WWE 4 so that he covers some missing elements or start him on Writing Strands. Any thoughts?