More Encouraging Posts
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What if I Homeschool Only Senior Year?
Mary Jo emailed asking for advice as to whether a public-schooled high school junior should consider homeschooling for only her senior year of high school. Here's what I said.
My best advice is this; "Know your child and trust yourself." If you know that homeschooling is the best fit for your child, then trust yourself and do it. Don't avoid… Read More -
17 Tips for Kinesthetic Learners in High School
An active learner, or kinesthetic learner, often learns best by moving. Even when they are high school age. And you can use their movement to your advantage!
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How can you identify a kinesthetic learner?
… Read MoreIt's almost like some
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The Basics of High School Electives for Homeschoolers
Electives are subjects your children do on their own and they aren't always something you assign. You'll learn how to put high school electives on your transcript. And, we'll go in depth on some frequently used electives so you can get some ideas and encouragement for electives in your own homeschool.
… Read MoreElectives are subjects your children do on their own, not something you assign.
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How to Motivate Homeschool Teens and Rouse Slug-Slow Students
One mom jokingly told me that her son's spirit animal was a sloth. We had a good giggle over that one, because I remember what it's like to try to motivate homeschool teens . And frankly, misery loves company!
Misery also craves solutions. That's where this book comes in.
… Read MoreNeed to light a fire under your unmotivated teen? Learn expert
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