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How to Motivate Your Teenager
… Read MoreIt can happen overnight. One day, your child is pleasant, cooperative, and enthusiastic about learning. The next day, well, not so much. It can happen to boys and girls. It's common, but that doesn't make it easier for parents to deal with. What do you do with a child who will only do the bare minimum, and really isn't interested
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Homeschooling Special Needs Students in High School
Dealing with learning challenges is difficult, but in high school, it can become seriously concerning. You don't have to be afraid! A parent is a successful homeschooler if their child is performing to the best of their ability. It's an emotional struggle, best understood by other parents who have faced the challenge of special needs students.
… Read MoreResources for Helping Special Needs
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Nice Soft Boundaries for Homeschool English
I'm a big fan of providing nice soft boundaries for homeschool english, rather than hard and fast rules.
One mom was struggling to balance English for her reluctant readers. It can be hard to figure out how much time to spend reading and writing - particularly with struggling readers and writers who may suffer and struggle through the process. Here are… Read More -
Homeschool Fine Arts Credits
Fine arts credits are an important part of your student's education and transcript. Some children are fine arts fanatics, while others have passions that lie outside the obvious fine art subjects. Either way, it's possible to put homeschool fine arts credits on the transcript in a way that reflects your unique child!
Fine Arts Credit... or Other Subject Area?
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