Economics is usually a 1/2 credit, semester-long class taught during senior year in high school. Sometimes homeschoolers want to provide a full 1 credit class on economics, which can be done. There are a lot of different ways to […]
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If you are stressed out that your high school teen hasn’t found a career interest yet, relax. Some kids decide on a career when they are very young, and others don’t decide until much later.
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As of 2021, the College Board made two immediate changes that affect high school testing. 1. The College Board will no longer offer SAT Subject Tests®. 2. The College Board will no longer offer the
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“Double dipping” in homeschooling high school is a common problem. It is an offense that you shouldn’t commit, but do you know how to avoid it when making your child’s homeschool transcript? I can help with
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Get tips for busy homeschool parents trying to choose the right test and prepare students for high school test success and to earn college credit in high school. Why are high school subject tests important? They
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When you choose to homeschool, there are, what seems like, mountains of things to choose to set up your homeschool. Not the least of which, is a homeschool grading scale. The grading scale can seem difficult when
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It is important to provide colleges with the information they need when going through the college admission process. Although the transcript may be the cornerstone of admission, colleges may ask for you to provide homeschool documentation in the
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