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The Gap Year Alternative This is a guest blog post from Graduation Source For many graduates, completing high school and walking away with a diploma represents a move from childhood to adulthood. Some of those high school graduates will exchange their high school courses for a college program. Packing their possessions into the trunks […]
UWorld.com is a software based test prep company. For the past 15 years they’ve been helping doctors and nurses with their licensing exams and now they are helping high school students prepare for the SAT. Here’s a little information about their SAT program: UWorld has MANY (over 1400) practice questions with detailed explanations […]
Why Learn Web Design? is a guest blog post written by Chris Yust, from Homeschool Programming, Inc.
Summer and homeschooling – there are so many options. As many options as there are families! Because of this, Homeschool.com has published our Summer Resources Awards list – handpicked gems from companies that understand the importance of continued summer learning opportunities and experiences.
Summer learning had great significance in my own early years. Childhood was not easy for me. My family was poor and while my parents did their best, education was not a priority.
From STEM to STEAM: How to Incorporate the Arts Into Your STEM Curriculum is a guest blog post written by Dana Elmore.
How to Begin Preparing Your Homeschooled Student for College - a guest blog post from Sasa Afredi.
While I have one child who memorized all of his math facts at age five, none of the others have taken to them as easily. There are many different types of kids and just as many different ways to tackle those facts. First, though, you may wonder if it’s worth the effort in the […]
(How Visual Aids and Visual Arts Help when Teaching Science) Written by John Hofland Our high school chemistry teacher, Mrs. Harms, didn’t merely teach chemistry. She WAS chemistry. As she danced under the periodic chart, she became sodium atoms who craved electrons from their friends, the generous chlorine atoms. The atoms we studied had likes […]