The other day, a client asked me, “What is the best way to record transcript credits for classes that do not fall within a given school year?” This family homeschooled year-round, and had courses […]
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Please note that as of January 2021, The College Board has discontinued SAT Subject Tests® and SAT® essay. The SAT Subject Tests are required by SOME colleges, but not all. So here is what
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There are two big college survival skills you need to teach your children before they leave home. #1 How to Study A big key to high school success is to make sure that you
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Summertime Fun: Record-keeping It’s summertime, and the living is… easy? Probably not, if you’re a homeschool parent! Now is the time to play catch-up. Summer provides an opportunity to work on all those tasks you’ve
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Summer is a great time to compile your student’s reading list, in preparation for college applications. A reading list is simply a list of books your child has read, including title and author. Often requested
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Recently I wrote a little tip about studying American Government this coming year, during a Presidential election year. As homeschoolers, we get to teach subjects when they make sense for the student, not just because
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