If you have more than three kids and seriously thinking about managing your domestic chores and homeschooling, then take a look at these guidelines.
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Importance of Keeping Tax Records in College
6 Essential Homeschooling Tips for Parents of Special Teens
New Things to Try with Your Homeschooler in 2014
Homeschooling a teenager holds a lot of challenges and as always, parents are anxious to get it right. While there’s no one-stop solution to all your problems, being open to trying new practices is certainly helpful! Here are some great ideas for you to try incorporating into your homeschooling routine in 2014. 1. Set aside […]
Ten Great Gifts for Homeschool Teens
Teens can be hard to shop for, especially when they only seem to like things with the letter “i” in front of them. As with any gift, consider the person’s interests, and then look for something a little bit different. Here are ten unique gift ideas for teens! Monopoly Empire Game– Hit the big time […]
Engaging Your Homeschooled Teens to Express Themselves with Photography Online
By Ken Photography can be an excellent medium for a teen to express him or herself which doesn’t have to cost a lot of money in today’s world. As nearly all smartphones have decent photographic capabilities, many teens have access to world of beauty and art in their pockets. As most children relish in receiving […]
Why Listening is an Integral Part of Leadership
by Joseph Rodriguez Leaders have all sorts of different qualities. However, all effective leaders must be able to listen, and listen well. Listening benefits every part of a group of people in a number of ways. This is especially true if you’re a parent of a developing child, so remember that developing listening as a […]
Helping Your Teen Through Trauma
Lessons Teens Can Learn From Harry Potter
Why is Doing Homework Important?
Homeschooled students not only do their regular schoolwork at home, but they may also get homework assignments when taking one or more classes at a co-op, school, or college. Homework is an activity that most teachers assign. Students are supposed to do it at home. Its main purpose is to fully support the learning […]
5 Common Myths About Homeschooling
There are many stereotypes and myths about homeschooling but most of them are wrong.
How Do the Church’s Teachings Affect Our Lives?
A Guest Post, by James Roscoe From Roman Catholic cathedrals to Baptist congregations, churches are still thriving in the 21st century. Naturally, they have a great effect on the lives of the members who attend them. In what areas exactly do people feel the presence of the church in their lives? Spirituality Going to church […]
The Path to Recovery
5 Green Activities for Teens
Ideally, it’s up to the younger generation to make sure that the earth’s future is a promising one. That said, it’s important to teach children about sustainability as soon as possible. If your child is now in his or her teen years, it’s still not too late. There are tons of fun, age appropriate green […]
Prepping Teens for Safe Driving
There are several things you’ll need to do to help your teens prepare for the tough road that lies ahead when they take on the responsibilities of driving. While you might want to hide your head under the covers until they exit their teenage years and magically turn into adults (you wish!), the truth is […]
Writing in the New Year
8 Myths about Home Schooling
Marina Chernyak dispels some myths about home schooling that apply to homeschoolers of all ages.
Early College Prep: Where Your Child can get a Good Recommendation Writer
School has now started. That said, if your teen is in his or her final two years of high school, then he or she is probably gearing up for college. While writing the perfect entrance essay and having high test scores will certainly help your home schooled child get into the college he or she […]