November 2017 Archives - Homeschooling Teen

Mark Macluskie: Autism is Not My Identity

“I would hope that most people ultimately pick what works best for them, just like homeschooling worked for me.”

Parents looking to prepare teens for their lives ahead, can find a wealth of educational resources beyond the classroom.

Teens, create digital short videos to help educate your peers about the dangers of driving distracted, and enter for a chance to win $10,000!

What is the truth behind the most common myths about scholarships?

An Introduction to Christian Worldview provides an excellent basis for worldview studies.

Spartanburg Methodist is a homeschool friendly residential junior college.

If life is like a road trip then your individual development plan is like your GPS.

How to get a job if you have a disability.

We must read and understand, to restate, describe and interpret the Word of God.

After encountering a dying pilgrim on a climbing trip in the Himalayas, a businessman ponders the differences between individual and group ethics.

How far should a man go to find his dream? Allie Fox went to the Mosquito Coast. He went too far.

“It’s not what stands in front of you… it’s who stands beside you.”

Manny made his own bike wheel fire vortex from Colin Furze’s “This Book Isn’t Safe.”

Several new space exploration proposals are on the horizon. Which ones do you like best?

FabMarks is an open resource library for standardized test prep online (SAT, ACT, PSAT, etc.).

Traditional heating pads have been used for ages. Today, there are many different kinds and you can even make your own.

Here is a realistic approach to the last 24 hours before an exam.