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Has anyone had personal experience with Interhigh??
Love to hear your opinions please...good and not so good! xx
Friend of mine had enrolled her son on it last Sept. He was enjoying it at first but gradually grew bored of it. She told me it was a similar story with some other boys she knew who had used Interhigh. She said the girls however liked it a lot. Anyway her son has decided to quit around Christmas last year so she will be paying for one more term (one term's notice is required if a child wants to pull out during the year) even though he is not using it anymore.
Its not cheap at over £700 per month in fees. Maybe you can try negotiate with Interhigh some sort of a trial month/period without the one month notice thing? She did mention that they are very friendly and helpful before they take your money ! So maybe try to do all your negotiations with them before signing up for anything.
Hi, I am using Interhigh atm for my son who is 11. He has just completed half a term. The cost is £740 per term (not month) and I think it is quite reasonable. My ds saw the website and was keen - he seems to really enjoy it and is doing well. He only has lessons in the morning and therefore we can do whatever from noon onwards to do anything that we want, art, music practice, whatever. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The virtual classroom seems to be a pleasant and calm environment and my son has found it very relaxing after his experience of secondary school.
Yeah you are probably right, Itchy. It's probably a term rather than month! LOL.. I had a 4 hr long chat with her a few days ago and talked about loads of other stuff so I remembered month instead of term! But yeah my friend says she's stuck having to pay one more of the £700 odd fees before she can stop paying it. So do you need a month or a term's notice then? Just curious. I don't think my kids are up for this yet but I'm not altogether ruling it out in the future.
It is normal practice with private schools to give a term's notice and Inter High consider themselves to be a virtual private school. We used them for DD a couple of years back and were very impressed. Brilliant pastoral care and teachers very willing to put themselves out to help. It's a question of whether this type of learning suits your child or not but, so far as Inter High themselves are concerned, we found them to be very good.
Ah okay... thanks choca. Do they give a one month trial sort of thing then? I mean, I wouldn't know if learning in a virtual school would be something my 10 yr old would take to. I have bought her Mathletics, Education City and Babbel.com packages before, all because she said she liked them at first after I introduced them to her. She'd ask me to purchase them because she wanted to continue, but a few weeks on, grew tired of them and didn't touch them anymore. I thought Interhigh would be different from those things because I have the impression it is done via something like video conferencing during lessons? Correct me if I'm wrong. So I'm not sure at all if it's worth spending on it for my daughter but I would take a one month trial and just pay for the month if there was such a thing. Otherwise I don't know if I would be happy spending on it.
DS was at Interhigh for Yr 10 and 11, a few years ago now. It worked very well for him, and he got a similar set of IGCSE results to what I would have expected.
It is definitely "school" just delivered via conference call etc - the technology may have changed a bit since DSs time, then it was just voice call, IM and whiteboard. But you are tied in to a teacher + class methodology, a set of subjects, a daily/weekly/termly timetable. For us, that worked fine - DS was only out of bricks&mortar school because of practicalities, otherwise the school way of doing things suited him fine.
We found them helpful and profesional to deal with, before and after signing up - that was a major factor in our deciding that they would suit us.
Thanks AMumInScotland. Without knowing what subjects your DS did in Interhigh, I am wondering if doing Science subjects like Biology or Chemistry would be more difficult on Interhigh compared to say, a local FE college? I know currently as the law stands, FE colleges can only take on 14-16 year olds on vocational courses only and academic subjects would depend on the college. My DDs are not yet 14 yet, in fact a few more years to go, so I'm just asking out of interest. I suppose depending on the situation I would be deciding between college, Interhigh or the local college.
sorry meant to say "I would be deciding between secondary school, Interhigh or the local college".
You would have to ask about a month's trial, I don't know. It is "live" so different to Mathletics etc as there is interaction between teacher and student and the students in the class. They also have very successful extra curricular activities - end of term play, concert etc and speakers and activities in the "Common Room". I don't think at GCSE level it would be more difficult than a FE college (although I can't say for definite as DD was there in Year 7) as there is not much actual practical, it is all demonstration I think which can be done via You Tube etc (unlike when I was at school and got my hair singed by a bunsen burner!)
DS did English, Maths, French, Geography, History, and Double Science. There wasn't any choice then, I'm not sure whether or not it is still the same or not.
For science there were obviously no practicals, just demos etc, and they had to do an extra exam paper for each science to cover the equivalent that they would do in a practical exam normally.
For DS the advantage was covering the academic subjects in the morning, giving him lots of time for music in the afternoons. But it's really about weighing up your available options, like everything! They do try to provide some social stuff, but it's not the same as actually being with a group of people every day - but for some children, in some settings, that can be an improvement...
DD1 (yr10) has done one term at Interhigh and I think we're going to stick with it through to IGCSEs. Agree with the comments above about the good quality of education. She was at school before and is loving the notion of education without a lot of the hassle that goes with school. The only real downside is that she's starting to feel isolated - I always saw this as the biggest risk but was willing to let her find out for herself. So we're making a real effort to get some exciting activities together, and she's up for that now.
Thanks for all your comments. I will consider Interhigh for when my DDs are older
my daughter attends interhigh. She loves it there. She is in year 10 now studying for her igcses. She is a girl that likes to be taught, she likes to know she is learning something, unschooling didnt work for her, whereas my son tried another internet school years ago and he couldnt cope with the structure and opted for unschooling :-)
They offer geography, history, french, spanish, double science, english lit and english language as IGCSES. There are also free afterschool clubs which include science club, creative writing, chess club.
At christmas they put on a play at the end of term and once a year there is a meet up in brecon for a weekend.
You also have the option of briteschool they offer primary, My daughter did primary with them.
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The Eternal Ze'ev Jabotinsky (From My Mentor Ze'ev Jabotinsky, by Menachem Begin)
One hundred years ago, at the port city of Odessa, a son was born in the house of Jabotinsky. Today, as we gather to memorialize and rejoice marking the 100th anniversary of his birth, we must say his life and work had changed the history of the Jewish people.
From his youth and up until his passing,: Ze'ev Jabotinsky: devoted his life to the salvation of our people, to free its land, Eretz Yisrael, to renew its Jewish forces, to educate a generation of warriors, to preach for social justice and its implementation, to create a sense of pride in every Jew for being born as such, and above all — to renew Zionism and fight the continuous battle for the establishment of an independent Jewish state.
Ze'ev Jabotinsky was a man of many talents in various fields, but his efforts and thoughts were concentrated on achieving his goal of educating the new Jewish character: The quiet, proud, devoted, faithful one who loves his people and is willing to make any sacrifice for their salvation, national freedom and honor. In both of these fields he accomplished complete success and his victory was fully comprised of his aspirations. Indeed, he acknowledged the heroic fighters, and he was the one to provide them and the people as well with the flag raised by Herzl, the flag of renewed Jewish nationalism.
There are few who claim that Jabotinsky was a tragic figure, for he dreamed, made sacrifices and suffered greatly, but yet he did not live to see his work come to fruition, for he had collapsed while working to achieve his goal and his life ended while on foreign land. These statements are far from reality. It is true — as many others in history — that Jabotinsky's victory was achieved after his passing. However, he was a winning figure; his goal was accomplished, a generation of fighters had come to life and the State of Israel was renewed from the pit of decay and dust. A Jewish force had come to life – a kind not seen since the times of the Maccabbes.
Few are the men in history that have such powerful, clear triumphs. For us,: Ze'ev Jabotinsky: was a tutor, the carrier of hopes. Our souls were bound. We never, G-d forbid, anticipated his death and I can therefore say, 40 years after his passing, that he continues to live in our hearts. Throughout troubling times of rebellion and revival, we continue to stop and ponder: Under these conditions, what would have Ze'ev Jabotinsky do, how would he conduct himself and what would have been his decision.
But it is not only for us, for the Jewish people in our land and in the Diaspora, that this day marking the 100th anniversary of his birth is a day of high spirits and a renewal of faith. It is a day to pledge that we continue to follow in his footsteps and to work toward accomplishing his social and political beliefs until our final living days. Indeed — Ze'ev Jabotinsky is among us, he is eternal!
Compiled by Ronn Torossian, a former President of Betar, the movement of Ze'ev Jabotinsky.
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Floss. Electric toothbrush. Mouthwash.
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I floss at night and use mouthwash.
My wife, a dentist, says never to directly brush after eating. Wait half an hour or so.
Reason is there are a lot of enzymes (first stage of digestion) in your mouth generated by chewing.
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Brush, floss, scrape tongue. Sometime I use mouthwash. I used to use water pik when I got braces.
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Toward a More General Theory of Regulation
In previous literature, George Stigler asserts a law of diminishing returns to group size in politics: Beyond some point it becomes counterproductive to dilute the per capita transfer. Since the total transfer is endogenous, there is a corollary that dirninishing returns apply to the transfer as well, due both to the opposition provoked by the transfer and to the demand this opposition exerts on resources to quiet it. Stigler does not himself formalize this model, and my first task will be to do just this. My simplified formal version of his model produces a result to which Stigler gave only passing recognition, namely that the costs of using the political process limit not only the size of the dominant group but also their gains. This is at one level, a detail, which is the way Stigler treated it, but a detail with some important implications -- for entry into regulation, and for the price-output structure that emerges from regulation. The main task of the paper is to derive these implications from a generalization of Stigler's model.
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|Wocka! Wocka! Wocka! The innovative variety show's sensational third season earned television's prestigious Peabody Award as well as an Emmy Award nomination for outstanding Comedy-Variety or Music Program. Featuring a sensational lineup of hilarious guest stars -- including Sylvester Stallone, Gilda Radner, Raquel Welch and Liberace -- Season Three is loaded with more Muppetational moments than any show in primetime history. Experience all 24 episodes from Season Three -- digitally remastered and restored -- in this special 4-disc DVD set. With hours of bonus features, including an all-new behind-the-scenes documentary, original Muppet commercials and much more, The Muppet Show: Season Three is unbeatable entertainment for the whole family.
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Editor's NoteStatler and Waldorf might have heckled from their spot in the balcony box, but THE MUPPET SHOW remains one of TV's most enjoyable shows for the whole family. With wacky humor appealing to kids and parents alike, this variety series featured all the favorites in Jim Henson's gang: Kermit, Miss Piggy, Animal, Rowlf, Fozzie, Rizzo, Gonzo, and more. Beaker meeps, the Pigs in Space try to save the universe, and Kermit just tries to keep the show from falling apart. With musical numbers, sketches, backstage insight, and less-than-helpful cooking tips from the Swedish Chef, life at THE MUPPET SHOW is never boring. In the third season, the beloved Muppets are joined by celebrity guests including Sylvester Stallone, Liberace, Alice Cooper, Raquel Welch, and Gilda Radner. A true TV classic, this collection presents all 24 wacky episodes of the third season.
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SEAMAN Author: David Blake GameFAQs alias: iamnothing contact e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Platform: Sega Dreamcast Version: 0.2 Copyright (c) 2000, David Blake This Vocabulary Guide is for non-commercial purposes only. This guide may not be modified from it's original version or used for personal or corporate gain. If you wish to modify or use this guide, please write to me at the contact address at the top of this document. If you want a full walkthrough, then check out Xevo's Seaman walkthrough at: http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/dreamcast/game/24507.html That link also provides an excellent Response Guide. The Seaman message board is located at: http://cgi.gamefaqs.com/boards/gentopic.asp?board=24507 Come take a look around ______________________________________________________________________________ TABLE OF CONTENTS Revision History Lexical Analysis Vocabulary List Contributor List ______________________________________________________________________________ REVISION HISTORY Version 0.1 - Started the list. Version 0.2 - Began the lexical analysis. Currently reading on ai and speech recognition technology. ______________________________________________________________________________ LEXICAL ANALYSIS This was the main reason that I created this list, not as a be-all for the Seaman world. I did it more to understand the underpinnings of how Seaman registers information and parses it rather than how to make Seaman like you or dislike you (you should be able to do that yourself after playing a little while). I think to exaluate the way that Seaman picks apart sentences, an elementary fuzzy language and grammar primer are in order. I will be tabling out a possible tabular distinction for grammatical matching for quick and proper responses. ========================================= Dave's Introduction to Simplified Grammar English speakers often add unnecessary "noise" words to their speech. Things like "the" or "an" clutter up lexical analysis and are often the words that will hinder your Seaman from understanding you. Of course, constructing sentences without noise words sometimes makes your Seaman reply strangely. Usually it doesn't. The basics of English are: Subject --- Verb --- Object But regardless of how we interpret word order, using a tabular formatting system for all nouns (pronouns as a subset), verbs, and ad(jectives/adverbs), we can see how easy it is to link any subject with an object, and why even adult seamen can have difficulty picking apart your words if the verb can work on the subject and the object at the same time. We'll separate the tables into four sections: nouns, verbs, modifiers, and garbage. Nouns and verbs are simple to understand. The modifiers are simply parts of speech that act on the nouns and verbs (ie. adverbs and adjectives). Garbage words are the ones that can be removed from a sentence and still retain the meaning. These are dropped from the sentence when parsing. Take a common Seaman sentence that you'd use: "Move the big rock." You can break it up into its successive parts like: +-------+------+----------+---------+ | NOUN | VERB | MODIFIER | GARBAGE |---+ +-------+------+----------+---------+ | | Rock | Move | Big | The | Drop Garbage and parse the rest +-------+------+----------+---------+ to give an appropriate response. Seaman himself doesn't seem to be able to make sentences of his own beyond a fill-in-the-blank system supplied from information that you supply. Much like nicknames or terms of endearment from them, these seem to be preprogrammed actions. It seems that by talking to Seaman, a vocabulary flag is set, so that he will know the different things that you've told him in the past. There are some special slots in accordance with the noun, verb, modifier, and garbage slots. These include Seaman's name and your name, as well as a few sections that are not included in Seaman's vocabulary that you truly teach it (ie. anything that is not demarked with an exclamation point). There are very few of these special slots since most of the vocabulary is programmed in; Seaman just needs to hear it a couple of times to match your utterances with the word. I'm currently reading a couple of books on fuzzy logic and interpreted speech patterns for work and this, so I'll post more as I understand it. ______________________________________________________________________________ VOCABULARY Here is a basic vocabulary list that I've collected so far. Right now I've restarted the game because I ran out of food and had to restart. I'm not sure what the responses are since they are still thin their small gillman stage and only know a few choice words. Some of the words may be conjugates of words in the Seaman vocabulary, but many of them aren't recognized without all of their parts (eg. Nine is recognized, as is Nails, but Inch is not unless used with Nine Inch Nails). Also, it's not really wise to ask me what was going through my mind when generating this Especially with Ricky Shroeder... Anything marked with a * is genuinely questionable since mine can't talk well yet. I just demarked the words that they understood. I'll fill in HOW they understand them as I figure it out. The vocabulary list will be demarked as: Word or Phrase (type of word) 2 Live Crew (noun) A-Z (noun) Acid (noun) Act (verb) Alec Guiness (noun) Angel (noun) Arabic (noun) Ass (noun) Austin Powers (noun) Australia (noun) Baby Baldur's Gate Backstreet Boys Bible Biotch Blossom Boss hogg Braveheart Bubbles Buffy Buttercup Cambodia Cameron Diaz Captain Nemo Cephalopod Chinese Christina Aguilera CJayC Cock Cult Daisy David Bowie Dead Kennedys | Good. Demon Dick Die Dog Dr. Dre Dracula Dreamcast Drink Dukes of Hazzard Dumbfuck Dungeons and Dragons Dwarf Eat the dead one Elf Emu English Evangelon Faggot Father Felatio Final Fantasy Fish French Fuck Fuji Gaia GameFAQs Ghost Go Goku Goonies Guiness Gundam Wing Happy Hebrew Hefewisen Hill Hitler Holla Hoi polloi Hoop Horny House House of Hoi Polloi How? Hungry (modifier) Id Software Islam Ja Mapel Chapeau Japanese Jerky Jesus Christ John Carmack Johnny Bravo Kanji Katakana Keeanu Reeves Koala Koran Kraut Laugh Lee Lee Sobieski Lego Leonard Nimoy Marijuana Marylin Manson Meanie Meet the Feebles Microsoft Mike Myers Mode Mogwai More Movie N*Sync Nautilus Nazi Nietze Nigger Nine Inch Nails Nintendo No Nookie Nothing N.W.A. Obi Wan Kenobi Op Gase 'en Parappa Pedophile Pig Pikachu Play (verb) Pokemon Pole * Pol Pot Porno Pot Powerman 5000 Powerpuff Girls Que? Quesadea Ranma Reboot Resident Evil Ricky Shroeder Rock Root Beer Rumpelstiltskin Sad Sayonara Sailor Moon seaman Search Shit Sigmund Freud Silver Spoons Singapore Slim Shady Sluggy Sluggy Freelance Smile SNK Soialite Sociology Speak Spick Spock Squaresoft Star Wars Straight out of Compton Swedish Talmud Tampoco Tell Me Terminator Tiamat Tiger Time Titanic Tom Hanks Tough Love Transvestite Ultima Vodka Wally Warhammer Washington Weisenstein West What? When? Whiskey Who? Wolf Xenogais xenophobe Yes Yookoso You ______________________________________________________________________________ CONTRIBUTOR LIST iamnothing, LunarSSS17, eltharion, Ken Gagne, adnans, mascreename123, DaRock3483, DJ Gambit, Diego Campano, XojiijoX, nomadd515, CornholeMcNagle, Blacnmild2001


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