April 2016 Archives - Homeschooling Teen

Jamie Grace: On Being Homeschooled

She graduated homeschool and started college at age 16, inspiring young people who have Tourette’s and other struggles in life.

IVCC students make the transition from homeschooling to college.

It’s never too early to begin preparing for a law career.

Your job is to raise their natural curiosity and to expand their ability to find out and learn things on their own.

This high school elective teaches the practice of reading and appreciating poetry.

Here are some ideas that may help you get through college on a tight budget.

Invest in one of these degrees or programs in some of the fastest-growing fields on the planet.

There are a variety of careers you can contribute to while making a positive difference in the world around you.

Even after decades of subsidies, wind technology on a widespread scale remains unsustainable.

It’s the 20th anniversary of National Poetry Month, which is dedicated to raising awareness about poetry.

Alifia answers a bunch of questions and numerous conjectures about homeschooling.

Olyvea and Ethan answer questions on homeschooling, dating, and life.

A poem by Hannah Barber.

April is Autism Awareness Month. Here you can read about a homeschooling teen’s experiences volunteering with autistic children.

This column features homeschooled characters in literature and film.

A Book Review by Naomi Downing.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic takes place thousands of years before the rise of the Galactic Empire.

Zach reviews movies, books, and video games.

Zoe shares one of her pictures with a description of the subject, the story behind it, and the artistic process that went into it.

Ideas for bringing the science of chemistry to life for students.

Teaching senior citizens how to use smartphones has many benefits.

Organize your writing desk for efficiency, comfort, and health.