It isn't something else that requires me to teach it. With my Rosetta Stone purchase, I am able to incorporate Spanish lessons into our day and it is passive for me. There just aren't enough hours in my day to get everything done. As a mom of 4 small children, it was just one more thing for me to have to manage and to fit into an already busy schedule. I only wish that we had started this program three years ago! My husband and I have really wanted to include Spanish foreign classes into our homeschool. ”I am really glad that I jumped on the Co-op offer to buy Rosetta Stone at a discounted price. It has helped my son (who has autism) to have the ability to recognize foreign words for the first time- we didn t think a foreign language would be something he could accomplish but he is really taking to it. It ll be interesting to see how they introduce abstract concepts that can t be summed up in a photograph. Outside of technical difficulties, I absolutely love Rosetta Stone and how seamlessly it teaches you new vocabulary and grammar with photos of situations.

I just use it to count the number of sections to do rather than paying attention to the name but it does bother me a bit. Also, I got the curriculum planner for Homeschool Planet and for whatever reason, it has different names than what is actually on the Rosetta Stone app (ex: HS Planet will have a checkbox for Reading but there s no section on Rosetta Stone for Reading. I love the layout but only a few quirky things sometimes the words don t show up in the text box- it speaks everything out loud so it s not a big deal but it seems like a glitch. ”Myself, my son and my husband are all using Rosetta Stone to learn German. The two-year multi-person license was a great deal for us. I tried one free online program briefly but prefer this by far, since it had more variety in activities. My only complaint is that sometimes when they're using sets of four pictures that remain the same through four questions, and it's one picture per answer, you know the last two answers almost by default- but maybe that's by design also, to keep it simpler in the early levels (we're still on early levels). sometimes you're clicking a picture to match a written phrase, sometimes you're clicking a picture to match a phrase you hear but don't see, sometimes they show you a picture and you have to say what it is). I'm impressed with the numerous different ways Rosetta uses to help users make connections and absorb the language (e.g. ”My kids both love using Rosetta Stone! It's a very easy way to bring language learning into their routine.

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