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*The reports by email are OK, but remember that they asked how you would communicate with families who do not have access to computers, and/or the ability to use them.   
 
*The reports by email are OK, but remember that they asked how you would communicate with families who do not have access to computers, and/or the ability to use them.   
 
Remember that this is a ''significantly'' different student/family population than you have dealt with in the past, and the challenges are quite different. Do you have in mind running a course very similar to what you've been offering, only in an after-school setting?  Or are you looking more at a one-on-one tutoring situation? --[[User:Hsmom|Hsmom]] 14:08, 12 February 2009 (EST)
 
Remember that this is a ''significantly'' different student/family population than you have dealt with in the past, and the challenges are quite different. Do you have in mind running a course very similar to what you've been offering, only in an after-school setting?  Or are you looking more at a one-on-one tutoring situation? --[[User:Hsmom|Hsmom]] 14:08, 12 February 2009 (EST)
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::This is an interesting project, and towards that end Hsmom made some great comments above.  The one thought that stood out is that the courses offered on CP to date do not seem to have been designed to help remedial students as much as they seem to be intended to serve general-population students.  It might make sense, then, to approach the application process by creating alternate versions of these courses for a remedial audience, running one or two groups of students through them, and collecting the performance metrics the SES application is looking for.  That may be a more effective means of attaining SES approval than trying to apply using the course-content and records available today.
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::On a more general note, is the scope of this application meant to apply to the specific online courses offered on CP, or to the entirety of Conservapedia project/site?  Getting approval for the latter would be unlikely, I'd think, so I'm wondering if the online courses should be placed into a standalone namespace.  --[[User:DinsdaleP|DinsdaleP]] 14:21, 12 February 2009 (EST)
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