One of my favorite things about CLEP exams is that they are OUT of the box - giving homeschoolers so much flexibility when it comes to earning dual credit.
Is there a teen who likes to doodle in your family? Find out how doodling may help you study for your next exam, and some tips for your own doodles!
Ever confused about the terms related to dual credit? Well, we’re trying to make it easier by listing the basics everyone should know.
We have enjoyed hosting a homeschool cooperative in our home for the past 7 years. In a
Aaaahhhh, summer. I love the smell of fresh cut grass, hamburgers on the grill, and gentle summer
Science is one of the most fun, yet also most challenging, subjects to teach in your homeschool. Here are six basic learning tools for any aspiring scientist to have on hand when learning about the wonders of our world.
Practice tests are some of our favorite things. They help us gauge where we are at, and it’s fun to see how well we can do! Here are the top places we look for practice tests online.
One of the best things about homeschooling is the ability to tailor it to your family’s individual
If your teen wants to be successful in their job this summer, review this list with them. If they aren’t ready for a job yet, this list may be a good conversation starter for skills they need to develop now!
It’s such a challenge to love our teens through their decisions when we foresee danger or difficulty in them. In part two, Kay explains what she and her husband have learned - including the topics of technology and friendships.
Parenting teens can be crazy hard, crazy rewarding, and just plain crazy too. This two-part series deals with our response as parents to the times when our teens make decisions that aren’t what we expected.
Discover practical ways for helping your 8th grader prepare for dual credit studies by learning to think critically and study independently.
