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Help! My Child Knows More Than Me!!

Help! My Child Knows More Than Me!!
Help! My Child Knows More Than Me!! I sometimes hear from homeschooling parents who are concerned that their child knows more than they do! Their child will ask them a question and the parent doesn't understand what they're talking about. Or the child will insist the textbook is wrong!I am here to tell you, it's SO OK for your child to know more than you do! You don't HAVE to know all the stuff they are learning - that's their...
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Latin. My daughter and I ended up simply learning together, doing the same assignments and shoring up each others' weaknesses. I... Read More
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Lee Binz

Consulting with Computer Geeks

Consulting with Computer Geeks
Do you love a teenage computer geek?  Don't you wish someone had a user's manual for them?  They can be as difficult to decipher as a JavaScript manual written in Chinese!  Let me throw a few ideas into the mix!  When I'm consulting with parents of computer geeks, I always try to touch on a few key topics:Grab credits where you can
Your child may be learning computer languages or other highly technical skills that are often learned in...
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    Let me guess.... You KNOW that you should get your homeschool transcript done now, but you really don't want to do it. You know you should, but it doesn't sound like fun, does it? 

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    How about if I share with you all my easy-peasy, light-and-breezy tips for making transcripts in a

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  • College Board has discontinued SAT Subject Tests® and SAT® Essay

    As of 2021, the College Board made two immediate changes that affect high school testing.

    1. The College Board will no longer offer SAT Subject Tests®.

    2. The College Board will no longer offer the essay portion of the SAT® Test.  

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    What does this mean to you?

    1. Some colleges will still want some outside documentation.

    High schools have

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  • March Gold Care Club Update

    New, for members, this month in the Gold Care Club ...

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    How-to Training Courses

    Quick Start : Christian Homeschool Success in High School
    Beginner : Preparing to Homeschool High School - Live Convention Part 3/3
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  • What Colleges Really Want is Demonstrated Interest

    ​You will need to demonstrate interest in a college if you want to get admitted and get scholarships. Applying to a college without showing a genuine interest in the school is likely to benefit only the college, and unlikely to benefit your child. 

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    Showing demonstrated interest means you have shown,  by your actions, interest in the college and your desire

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Lee has three core beliefs about homeschooling: homeschooling provides the best possible learning environment; every child deserves a college-prep education whether or not they choose to go to college, and parents are capable of providing a superior education to their children. Lee does not judge your homeschool or evaluate your children. Instead, she comes alongside to help and encourage parents homeschooling high school.

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