Posts Tagged ‘Homeschooling’

About Homeschooling Basics

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Before jumping into homeschooling, it’s important to learn the basics about homeschooling. Having a plan will help you make the most out of your child’s education.

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Homeschooling High School – How Much Math For College Admission?

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

How important is Algebra 2 for college admissions. Can a student skip this step and still attract the attention of colleges for favorable admission decisions. Find the answers in this article by The HomeScholar.

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Homeschooling For Those Who Don’t Want To – Letting Others Do the Work

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

For many parents, the idea of homeschooling a child is a very daunting one. In some cases, the aversion to teaching is a result of their own personal and negative experiences at school. In other cases, parents worry that they are not experienced or qualified enough to be able to teach, much less develop, a proper academic curriculum. Often, parents want to teach their children, but they simply do not want the responsibility of having to do so. In these events, the best choice is often the use of a qualified and accredited distance learning homeschool program.

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Why Homeschooling Works Better Than Government Schooling

Monday, March 23rd, 2009

After years of trying and failing to raise the educational performance of our students, our state has finally decided to develop stricter criteria for graduation. They are thinking about increasing the graduation requirements to match college admission requirements, so that more kids can go to college. The high schools are hearing from businesses and colleges that their students are not prepared for college OR for the work force.

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Homeschooling High School – Keep Your College Options Open

Friday, March 20th, 2009

When homeschooling high school, why should you keep your college options open? Because teenagers are notorious for changing their minds. You need to aim for college in order to cover your bases for you homeschool student, in case they finally decide that college is right for them.

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