When you use a literature-based curriculum, the boundaries between English course descriptions, history course descriptions, and reading lists get blurry! Some titles work for more than one subject, and it can be frustrating to figure […]
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Not everyone wants to go to college! While college preparation is useful for every student whether or not they attend college, that doesn’t mean your student MUST earn a four-year degree. We want our children to be
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The summer before our senior year, I decided we would begin to “homeschool college” with CLEP® exams. I wanted to do it in the summer so that we could include passing scores in my sons’
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How do you know when enough is enough? Particularly with writing and history, how can you make sure you are not asking too much and frustrating yourself and your children? Sometimes it can be so
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An effective homeschool writing program for middle school and high school can be as unique as your student. There is no one-size-fits-all writing program, just as there are no cookie-cutter homeschoolers. Writing instruction doesn’t always
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