Creative Ways to Spend Quality Time with Your Kids
Becky Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-02-04T18:49:45-06:00As homeschooling parents, time may be our most precious commodity. Spending time with our kids should be
How to Set Social Media Boundaries for Your High School Student
Becky Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-02-04T18:52:19-06:00The age of social media is in full swing, and we are the first generation of parents
Flashcard Tips for Preparing for an Exam
Becky Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-02-06T17:35:31-06:00probably each one of you has used flashcards to study for a test or memorize vocabulary terms.
5 Questions to Ask Yourself When Deciding on a Degree Major
Stephen Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-02-06T17:37:13-06:00when I arrived on campus for my first time, I had my degree major already selected. I
What Your Teen Needs to Know About Choosing a Science Fair Topic
Stephen Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-02-06T17:38:49-06:00science projects are infamous for involving the parents more than the students. I will never forget the
How to Include Grandparents in Your Family’s Homeschool
Stephen Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-02-06T17:40:38-06:00Growing up I was blessed with grandparents that lived down the street. Three nights a week we
4 Tips for Teaching Your Teen to Drive Safely
Stephen Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-02-06T17:42:19-06:00When it comes to teaching your teens to drive, safety is the most important consideration. Here are a few tips to teach your teens to drive safely, so that you can relax and enjoy the ride.
3 Things to Remember for a Productive Fall Semester
Becky Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-02-06T17:43:51-06:00With the crisp fall weather comes a renewed interest in learning and academic achievement, and fall is
How to Help a Slow Reader Succeed at College Studies
Becky Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-03-20T00:09:06-05:00Reading is a skill your teens have been working on for many years now, but as they prepare for college-level work, the reading load becomes heavier and more difficult. For some teens, the extra work is a welcome challenge, but slow readers may struggle to keep up.
How to Write a Five-Paragraph College Essay
Becky Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-03-20T00:11:18-05:00The five-paragraph essay is the basic starting point for college essay writing. Here are some guidelines to help you strengthen your knowledge of this format.
Practical Tips for Highly Successful High School Students
Becky Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-05-05T14:03:14-05:00What does it take to be highly successful in high school? Here are some of our best tips for highly successful high school students.
What if Exam Credits Don’t Transfer?
Becky Muldrow & the Dual Credit at Home Team2020-03-20T00:12:51-05:00What if your teen’s college of choice doesn’t accept a large number of CLEP or DSST exam credits? Is credit-by-exam still worth the effort?
