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Meet the Homeschoolers in the 91st Scripps National Spelling Bee

The 91st Scripps National Spelling Bee will air live from Washington D.C. on May 29-31, 2018.

Ohio State Partners with Apple to Launch Digital Learning Initiative

Apple’s collaboration with Ohio State creates university-wide digital learning initiative.

How Homeschoolers Can Become Collaborators

Here are three ways homeschoolers can ensure they hone their ability to collaborate and work well with others.

Online Creation Apologetics Courses from AiG

Answers Education Online brings some of AiG’s best resources to your computer with four self-paced courses that can be used for high school or continuing education credit.

6 Great Ways to Learn a New Skill

No matter the skill you want to learn, there are ways you can ensure that you commit to learning that skill.

How to Avoid Picking the Wrong Field of Study

Regardless of what you’re interested in, you’ll find something that works for you.

7 Ways Students Can Get on the Fast Track to Leadership Positions

There are proven methods of fast-tracking your rise to a leadership position as a student.

Working and Studying Together – Can It Be Done?

Can you combine college and career? This infographic shows you how!

Student Travels to 14 Countries in Four Years

Meredith Keeley set out to travel 14 nations while in college and has no plans of stopping.

River of No Return

Break free from the river of no return that drowns you in sin, and seek the gentle river where peace flows over you.

Guns Save Lives, So Get One!

The lies that are promulgated in the media can be refuted by statistics, yet people still believe these lies.

When You Reach Me – Rebecca Stead

A new book review column by Grace!

Nintendo Switch

This versatile video game system combines the mobility of a handheld with the power of a home gaming system.

A Quiet Place

Zach is a 14-year-old homeschooler who reviews movies, books, and games.

6 Ways to Use Instagram in Your Classroom

Are you using Instagram in an educational context? Tell us about it!

Science Project: Homemade Cleaners

Turn an ordinary household chore into a science project – make your own homemade cleaners!

Natural Talent Vs. Hard Work: Which Wins?

An infographic that investigates the relationship between hard work and natural talent.

Ella Kerrisk: Professional Photographer at Age 16

Ella credits her family and homeschooling for her success.

Lanier Technical College

Lanier Tech offers over 45 affordable programs of study in some of the nation’s fastest-growing career fields including healthcare, energy, business and industry, and public or private service.