Data shows that teens aged 15-19 are more likely to engage in distracted driving than drivers 20 years or older.
Distracted Driving Awareness: Empowering Homeschooled Teens and Their Parents
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Outschool Homeschool Enrichment Classes
You don’t have to homeschool alone. Supplement your homeschooling with affordable online courses, one-on-one tutoring, and social clubs.
Tips to Bring Your Homeschooled Teen Into Sports
Consider these tips to bring your homeschooled teen into sports.
How To Choose the Right Extracurricular Activity
Extracurricular activities can provide immense benefits, from enhancing physical and mental health to supporting essential soft skills and important experiential rewards as well.
How to Cope with Culture Shock (Infographic)
This infographic covers the main symptoms and phases of culture shock, and provides tips to overcome it.
The Value of Extracurricular Activities (Infographic)
This infographic explores the value of extracurricular activities from academic success to landing your dream job.
The Lyceum Scholars Program at Clemson University
This prestigious program uses a Great Books approach to studying liberty, capitalism, the American Founding, and moral character.
7 Big Misconceptions About Homeschooling High School
I hope this post will help you to throw away these common homeschooling misconceptions.
Learn with Clemson University STEM Instructors this Fall!
Ready to build your college portfolio, learn something new, or explore an area that you’ve never had an opportunity to before? Join the Clemson Fall Scholars!
The Importance of Extra-Curricular Activities for Home-Schooled Teens
by Maggie It’s easy enough to gain knowledge and learn academic skills as a home schooled teen. What you may lack, however, is the opportunities to gain social skills and general life skills. This is where your extra-curricular activities come in – they can give you the chance to meet with other teens, home-schooled or […]
Extracurricular Activities
Colleges and universities of all types – private and public, secular and religious, large and small – ask applicants to list their participation in extra-curricular activities during the high school years. They are looking for students with strong community involvement. This could include volunteer service, work experience, after-school projects, and individual endeavors in whatever the […]