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    This post is intended to gauge interest in creating a permanent sub-section for homeschooling and afterschooling. These seem to be perennial topics that are relevant to a large number of members of our community.

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    YES-- can we at least try a sticky to gauge interest over time?



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    I don't see the reason for a sub-section. These are just parts of "Learning Environments" and also the boundaries between the parts are not clear cut.

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    Just out of curiosity, how many people use the sections, and how do you use them? I only notice the sections when I have to decide where to create a new thread, i.e., to me they are nothing but a nuisance and I'd be happier with a completely flat structure. Am I unusual in this?


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    I find it useful to have a more organized structure in which to search, particularly if I'm looking back at a series of previous posts on a related topic.


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    I use the sections all the time. I like the way the forum is organized. And being one of the people asking and engaging in homeschooling topics, I'd love to have a sub-section. I know there are homeschooling forums all over the internet but there's homeschooling and then there's homeschooling gifted kids so I would think it would be of a great benefit for HS to have it's own spot.

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    Originally Posted by ColinsMum
    Just out of curiosity, how many people use the sections, and how do you use them? I only notice the sections when I have to decide where to create a new thread, i.e., to me they are nothing but a nuisance and I'd be happier with a completely flat structure. Am I unusual in this?

    I like the "flat" structure in the recent post section on the right but overall, I'd think posts would get lost too easily of it wasn't for the various subsections.

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    I appreciate having the sections - it makes it much easier to search through recent posts in areas people are interested in (I wouldn't have time to sift through a huge combined list, but try to take the time to look through the 2e forum). I also think homeschooling and after-school enrichment are topics that would have plenty of discussion to keep a section active smile

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    I would be interested.

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    I would also be interested.

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