Posts Tagged ‘ high school ’
College Entrance Tests for Homeschoolers
How do homeschoolers get into college? What college entrance tests do they need to take? Find out that and more here!
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Homeschool Transcripts
Homeschooling high school? Get suggestions and templates for making homeschool transcripts work for you.
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Homeschool College: Homeschool Ivy League
Is there a feasible path from homeschool to an Ivy League school? Get tips and ideas on how you can improve your chances of getting into your dream school.
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Homeschooling High School: Alternatives to College
College doesn't have to be the next step after high school. Learn more about alternatives to college and how to help your homeschooler succeed!
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GED Test for Homeschoolers and Parents
Includes 2016 changes to the GED Test and beyond Homeschoolers do not always need to pass the GED test, but some may need it to be approved for apprenticeship for union work. In some states homeschool parents need to prove they have a high school education or the equivalent, so passing the GED test...
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DEAC Accredited High School Programs
Homeschoolers will find these DEAC distance learning programs and home school programs meet tough, public educational standards.
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Homeschooling High Schoolers
An Average Homeschooler: Junior High School Junior high or early high school is when homeschoolers start teaching themselves. I started doing all of the work by myself and occasionally going to my mother with questions. This is enough of a pattern in homeschooling that some of the major homeschooling curricula distributors have created entire programs...
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Public Speaking For Kids
Topics for persuasive public speeches. Famous speeches. Where to learn how to give a speech. Websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
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Homeschool High School FAQ’s
Homeschooling high school does take some planning but can be a great start to adulthood. Get the answers to common homeschooling high school questions here.
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Free Spanish Lessons for Kids & Teens
Homeschool Spanish with these free Spanish lessons for kids. Discover resources for helping your child learn Spanish here.
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Drivers Ed Courses – Teen Requirements for License By State
The Drivers Ed Course links lead to each state's course offerings through A to Z Home's Cool Drivers Ed, an online course powered by DriversEd.com. DMV certificates issued in some but not all states. Taking a drivers ed course may lower your insurance rates! Check with your insurance agent.
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English Composition
Yes, you can teach yourself high school-level English composition.
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Homeschoolers at Work
Career Coaching Be Your Homeschool Teen’s “Career Coach” As their career coach you will help them make decisions that will show the true value of the home schooling experience. By Jim Davis. Dear Kids, You Don’t Have to Go to College I want you to know that you don’t have to go to college...
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Language Arts – Free Lessons for Kids and Teens
High School English English Composition Yes, you can teach yourself high school-level English composition. English Literature Free literature and lessons on analyzing great literature. Public Speaking How to write and give a speech. Famous speeches. Where to learn to give a speech. Reading Books, Bountiful Books Check out book reviews and message boards...
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Drivers Ed Online to Get Permit for Teens
Your teenager has officially reached the milestone of learning to drive. Many parents fear this day but Homeschool Driver’s Ed is an option. Plus, homeschoolers can count driver’s ed as a course credit as well! 3 Steps for your Teen’s Driving Success Learn the rules of the road! Find your state’s DMV handbook...
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Teenagers Homeschooling High School
“Do what you love to do, and learn to do it very, very well, and some day someone will pay you very, very well to do it for them.” ~Steve Wozniak, inventor of the Apple Computer. Exploring the Ultimate Urban Legend: Homeschooled Teens Homeschooling will not liberate parents from discussions or arguments with their...
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