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This is my first, only, and biggest complaint about 7sage to date. The cheapest price I can find now for 41-50 available on Amazon is $140 used (and NOT through Prime). (it was $80 a few months ago when I first purchased the course. sigh.) Any other set of 10 tests is about $30, and for newer tests. I'm pretty disappointed that the test explanations included in the 7Sage Starter course are primarily in the hard-to-find-really-expensive older ones (39-44). Why not just give us explanations for the Starter group questions 29-38? Is there something super special about tests 39-50 that I can't learn or experience by doing newer or older tests? I realize availability may not have been as big of an issue when you chose which tests to include in the Starter package. Might be worth noting now in the description of your Starter course, as it may have influenced my decision on which course to purchase. Once I get through 38, I think I'm going to practice with newer ones anyway, even without the video explanations included in my Starter course purchase. I am glad that at least the games are all explained. So far I love the curriculum, the app, the analytics, etc. Just frustrated with the test 39-50 nonsense. :(
I'm convinced that E is wrong now, but I'm still not convinced that B is correct. Pat does not say that "all" children should learn to adapt to various educational methods, only that doing so is "invaluable in a world where both skills are in demand." We don't know if they are in a world where both skills are in demand. Plus by Pat saying "not always," it implies she thinks Dana's method maybe should sometimes dictate what method is used, just not always. That means Pat may also not agree with the statement that "ALL children should learn to adapt to various educational methods." Since we are just looking for the best answer here (i.e., "most support"), I can buy that B is correct, but the word "All" really confused me with this one. :(