November 2016 Archives - Homeschooling Teen

Marli Tague: Lumerit Scholar

Marli earned dual credit for high school and college while participating in international missions work.

GMU was named after George Mason, one of the founding fathers of the United States.

If you’re planning to attend online classes or have already started, there are a few things that can help you succeed.

The decision to choose individual home learning for your teenager can be supported by these strong benefits.

A Parent-Friendly Curriculum for Teaching Teens to Handle Money, Live Moral Lives and Get Ready for Adulthood.

Here are five powerful tools to help your writing spark and fuel your writing process.

You can find a rewarding career in law enforcement, or another segment of criminology.

A story about the effect of minimum wage on youth employment.

The 4-H Forestry program teaches youth about trees and forests.

Little Women is a fictionalized autobiography of Louisa May Alcott and her sisters.

Barry Levinson’s heartfelt masterpiece perfectly captures the Jewish experience in America.

The Homeschool Experiment, The Way They Learn, The Well-Trained Mind, Pocketful of Pinecones, and 7 Tools for Cultivating Your Child’s Potential.

Alifia tells about her experiences in the Academy of Creative Youth Indonesia.

An interdisciplinary STEM program that combines science with creative thinking.

The DeskCycle turns your desk into a fun fitness work station.

Manny’s newest video shows how to make a mini motor.

There is a very good mod called “the sith lord restored content modification” that fixes most of the issues with this game.

Too bad if you do something stupid in real life, you can’t rewind your way out of it.

This game takes place in 1968 and you play as Lincoln Clay, an African American Vietnam soldier.

Here is a drawing I made of Shay Volta from the game Broken Age.

From ice cream taster to embalmer, check out these unusual jobs that have surprisingly good salaries.