What do you do with hours that don’t add up to a full credit? Can you give partial credit? I have a question for you. Last year, Katie’s sophomore year, she spent only 28 hours […]
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CLEP exams, Community College, and Scholarships can be confusing to sort out when homeschooling high school. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was just one single source for information, so you could figure it all
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I got an email with this subject line: “Using the Addictive Power of Video Games for Education.” I am disturbed. Not funny. Education should be fun, and including games in education is a great idea
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Anybody can take AP TESTS, even if you don’t take AP CLASSES. An AP test can be marvelous outside documentation for learning, and it can be a real boost to your college application if you
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Can SAT and ACT Testing Help Earn Scholarships? Has your child taken the SAT or ACT test yet? Click on Lee’s video below to learn how SAT and ACT testing can help earn your child full-tuition
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Junior High is Training Time for Parents Junior High is a great time for both homeschool parents and their students to get ready to homeschool high school! During 6th, 7th and 8th grade, parents should be
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This post contains affiliate links. If you click and buy I may make a few pennies, but not enough for a latte. The Perfect Score Project: Uncovering the Secrets of the SAT by Debbie Stier is a
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My girlfriend Laura was chatting with me about the workout video Jillian Michaels – 30 Day Shred one day. It claims that I could lose 20 pounds in 30 days. I was watching the demo
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