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…your kids didn’t “grow up” in homeschooling. As a parent, you haven’t had years to grow into the networking. Now the good news about beginning homeschooling in high school: It’s… Continue reading »
shonna rice My son love the hands on lessons and the short to the point instruction. My son has learning difficulties and we needed good, quick, hands on type learning…. Continue reading »
…with mixed success. The good news is that she is progressing adequately, and I have learned a lot about homeschooling math programs. The bad news is that it is highly… Continue reading »
…There is no way for me to catch up. While I may be prepared for college in some ways (I’m very good at reading quickly and good at studying things… Continue reading »
When I was in high school and college, my mom clipped newspaper and news magazine articles for me. She left them for me on the steps to my bedroom or… Continue reading »
…radio news from my home studio as a correspondent for a radio news station. You may not have had such direct involvement in “the news,” but your kids will take… Continue reading »
…the program assumes the help of family, friends, etc. with no regard for those who do not have help. Curriculum wise…it’s good, but there is alot of singing (this is… Continue reading »
…are learning. Right-brained children think in pictures rather than words, generally have a good sense of spatial orientation (but not a good sense of time), and are attuned to emotions…. Continue reading »
…good news is that we made it through. It was a long three months, but eventually I got better and was able to move back into the world of normally… Continue reading »
…adulation will have little more to add to society than a good throwing arm or new perfume line? I don’t think so. And that’s where we come in. What Parents… Continue reading »
…at home. Read my article about the Bad News/Good News about Homeschooling High School. Good luck to you and your daughter. I hope things go well. Jeanne H Hi! I’m… Continue reading »
…we have have been adapting to the changes in good faith. It’s just no longer a good program incorporating morals or academics. The one advisory teacher was so difficult to… Continue reading »
…it was good. The math was a little jumpy in my opinion, in that it moved away at an odd pace but otherwise, I thought it was good. We began… Continue reading »
…learn so much. 🙂 Nanette Greendyk I still use Abeka materials. Some of them are so good I come back year after year. My kids have learned alot over the… Continue reading »
…Homeschoolers,” as I’ve been writing about in this series, then we also have to provide support for homeschoolers who are making the decision to quit. What are some good reasons… Continue reading »
…homeschoolers. This homeschool transcript template is offered in good faith at no cost, but you are responsible for checking the accuracy of all information in the completed transcript, including GPA… Continue reading »
…You can read about the pros and cons of homeschooling high school here: https://www.thehomeschoolmom.com/?s=Bad+News+Good+News+ If your child plans to homeschool through high school, that’s not a problem. Your child can… Continue reading »
…are getting closer and closer to launching our teen into the world beyond my reach. The good news is that our homeschooling journey has allowed my kids to be IN… Continue reading »
…kids don’t simply choose good heroes because they never see poor ones, or because they’ve been exposed to some strong role models. Children choose good heroes because they value the… Continue reading »
…about 2 hours a day helping her. A good amount of work is done off of the computer (art projects, math papers etc) So you will need a good printer… Continue reading »
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