Ditch the Stress and Grab the Confidence It was fun to see another review posted on my book on transcripts and course descriptions. I wrote this book to help homeschool parents ditch the stress and […]
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Soon to Be Medical Missionary Receives $40,000 Scholarship Jill just emailed me an update – check out the progress of her daughter’s college admission and scholarships! So exciting! I wanted to give you an update
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So, a question many high school homeschool families ask when planning to teach math is, “what is the order of math classes in high school?” Questions may be as specific as “is algebra 1 or
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When your child has taken homeschool AND public school classes, it’s best to create a homeschool transcript that is a summary of ALL educational experiences. As I explain in my book, Setting the Records Straight
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Usually, a transcript cover letter is a simple introduction provided when sending homeschool records. It might introduce the student, explain the records, describe major issues or anything unusual. The cover letter should always highlight the
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Overseas Homeschoolers and the National Merit Scholarship Here in the U.S. homeschoolers can become National Merit Scholars the same way that public school students do, by taking the PSAT-NMSQT in 11th grade. You can learn
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I have to confess, I was tempted to call this post “Logic for Dummies” but I was afraid you would know I’m not actually an intellectual. You see, I know that I could never possibly
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