IN: What happens next?

How to grade in homeschooling
Grading in homeschooling is done by the teacher-in-charge.
In most of the cases, this means mom! In this situation, grading can get a bit tricky because it can be a little difficult to grade your own child. There is no benchmark against which you can evaluate your child's performance.

OPTIONS:
- The classes that you take your child to are very important to your child's success. You can determine whether your child has improved in study and, more importantly, which classes he or she (or they) has already completed.
- In most cases, you also have no awareness of how well other children are doing. So, obviously the traditional method of grading is perhaps not the best method to follow.
- In the end, you should know your child just as well as someone else. This takes the focus off of your child.
- It's a matter of what personal experience you have, and the quality of the teacher. Your autistic child will certainly require much of the same.

OUT: In most cases, you also have no awareness of how well other children are doing. So, obviously the traditional method of grading is perhaps not the best method to follow.

IN: What happens next?

Two people are playing fencing holding epees on his arms standing in a white stage. man

OPTIONS:
- is standing in front of a hopscotch.
- is aproaching to the stage and check the epee of the boy.
- is outside doing exercise trice the shirtless man is using weight in the corner of the fencing area.
- is elting the stick on the stage.

OUT: is aproaching to the stage and check the epee of the boy.

IN: What happens next?

How to cut polycarbonate
Use a sharp cutting edge to cut thin polycarbonate sheeting where accuracy is not important.
Some polycarbonate sheeting is almost paper-thin and useful for covering and protecting gardens, for example.
Use duct-tape to fix sheeting to a flat surface without stretching it because stretching it will alter the line of the cut.

OPTIONS:
- Measure and mark the desired cut clearly. Use duct-tape to outline the desired cut.
- Place a piece of duct-tape approximately 2 inches (5.1 cm) away from the area where you want to cut. Make sure that the duct tape sticks to whatever surface you're cutting on.
- Wrap duct tape around the outline of the cut you want to make. The duct tape will cover the edge of the cut and help you remove space where your cutting was.
- Hold your tape s about 2 feet (61 cm) from the cut edge so it doesn't bunch up when cutting materials. Wrap duct tape around the top of the sheet sheet.

OUT:
Measure and mark the desired cut clearly. Use duct-tape to outline the desired cut.