High school! A time when your learners become truly independent self-learners on their way to lifelong learning.
Here you will find articles relating to deciding if you can homeschool during high school, transcripts, using all kinds of new resources, thinking about college and how to minimize college costs, and deciding if you need to take standardized tests or CLEP tests. Also, helpful articles on how to apply Charlotte Mason principles along the way.
What’s Inside: Advanced learning habits include meditation, mental effort, reading for instruction, remembering, and thinking. The post is a part of the series on The… Read More »Grow Your Brain: Advanced Habits for Learning
Today, I am excited to have a guest post from regular contributor (and also my son) Josh Rudd. In today’s post, Josh looks at unexpected… Read More »Unexpected Lessons
Want to learn how to get credit for speech club in high school as a homeschooler? Does the idea of homeschooling a high school class… Read More »How to assess high school credit for speech club
What’s inside: Charlotte Mason (CM) included Shakespeare as a part of a child’s well-rounded education back in the 1900’s. But how should you study Shakespeare?… Read More »How to Study Shakespeare
What’s inside: Do you know what the CLEP tests are? CLEPs are college level credit-by-exam types of tests in specific courses. Your high schooler can… Read More »What are CLEP tests?
When should a homeschooler learn to write a rhetorical analysis essay? In our recent book club meeting, we had a spirited discussion of how older… Read More »Writing a Rhetorical Analysis Essay
What’s Inside: You need to know to Pass CLEP tests to save money now while your homeschooler is in high school. This easy testing for… Read More »How to Pass CLEP tests
Today, I am excited to have a guest post from regular contributor (and also my son) Josh. In today’s post, Josh looks at his impressions… Read More »Liberty Classroom Review
Lessons Learned What can you learn from doing something out of your comfort zone? From trying something completely new to you? Today’s case study showcases… Read More »Writing a Kindle book: Lessons Learned
Why do we have colleges? Have you ever wondered why colleges are the way they are? Today, I am excited to have a guest post… Read More »Thoughts on the University System