Video 1 Transcript
One of the things that I've liked about participating in co-ops is that it gave a great opportunity to connect with other families and to get a little break from doing all of the teaching. Particularly after my twins were born, I really needed a break and I had my older children participating in a co-op and that was very helpful. We've done co-ops with a large group and with a small group, even with one class with three families and it was really great. I love the smaller ones, but the most important thing is not the size, it's how well everyone works together. And one of the examples of what doesn't work is when we had a group of a lot of families, a wonderful co-op that started out at the beginning of the year, but there were two or three families that just did not work well together. And so by February, we had to quit the co-op or it had to, it just wasn't working and the families had to stop.
