How Do I Graduate My Homeschooler with College Credit?

It's possible to become disabled by fear or anxiety when it comes to homeschooling high school. Your job is to learn enough before your children get to high school so you don't panic and bail out. Spend a moment removing your fear of homeschooling high school, so you can move forward with confidence.

Parent's often have many questions when it comes

Many parents ask, "What is the difference between history and social studies?" or "Are social studies and history the same thing?" Those are good questions when it comes to talking about high school history.

" Social studies " and "history" may be interchangeable terms for some colleges. You may have noticed that some college websites require four years of social studies while others

Finding challenging material for profoundly  gifted children can be difficult, particularly when students are working at a college level. Consider carefully whether MOOCs  might be a good fit.  You can find more information about MOOCs in my post, Massive Open Online Courses [MOOCs] For Homeschool Students.

EdX works well with younger students who are profoundly gifted and need a challenge.

  Does anyone take "mommy grades" seriously?! Do I really even need to grade at all? Maybe it's just English papers that you hate to grade? (I can help with that, too! My Coffee Break book, Easy English for Simple Homeschooling , can help!)

Have you ever asked yourself these questions? If so, you're not alone! I used to stress a