High School: Evaluating the Elective Options
Monday, 09 April 2012
Art, speech, health–oh my! A well rounded high school program for our children involves the selection and planning of electives. What are the options? In the beautiful diversity of homeschooling, there is more than one way to approach these electives. We asked several publishers to send us some samples to look at. Our goal is
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High School Apprenticeship at Home
Monday, 09 April 2012
There are a great number of ways to creatively gain high school credit at home besides using a curriculum bought from a publisher. At this age, volunteer work, as well as paid employment, can be counted as a work experience elective. For example, a student with an interest in nursing can volunteer at a local
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Help Your Teens Earn Their Own Money
Monday, 09 April 2012
With the economic woes surrounding us, many parents are looking for ways for their teens to make money. Teens can have some pretty expensive desires, so it is a good idea to give them ways they can make money themselves. Not only will it help them, but it can take some stress off the family
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Earning College Credits the Easy Way
Monday, 09 April 2012
By Tricia McQuarrie Some homeschooling parents find formulating a plan for homeschooling through high school a challenge. Should our focus be on completing a challenging high school curriculum package? What about facing the college recruiters? What about spending money on costly umbrella schools that offer accredited diplomas? These concerns motivate some parents to plan
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