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30 Oct 2013 21:26 #12242 by eileensmum
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I recently purchased the perpetual software and I'm not too sure where to start. I'd like to learn myself and I'd also like to teach my daughter but at 17 months she is probably a bit too young right now. Can you point me in the right direction to get started?

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01 Nov 2013 00:47 #12255 by hellene
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Yes, Eileen! The best way to start is to open your own thread, where you will be posting all of your questions and share your experience.
This area is in Soft Mozart Academy - Progress Diaries: softmozart.com/forum/64-progress-diaries---2013-2014.html
I would recommend for you to start with the Prep C curriculum:
softmozart.com/forum/63-school-year-2013-2014.html

I am going to open Academy for parents and educators very soon. Working on it. But first, please, start as a student.

After that I will help you to start teaching your baby.

Happy learning!
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01 Nov 2013 17:54 #12265 by eileensmum
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Thanks, I have started a progress diary
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