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12 Days of Christmas STEM!

Here are 12 fun and festive Christmas STEM projects and crafts that you can enjoy this holiday season!

Angola Hone: How Homeschooling Began an Indie Author’s Journey

Fantasy author Angola Hone shares his take on real, self-motivated learning.

Olivet Nazarene University

Olivet Nazarene University emphasizes the integration of faith and learning, preparing students for careers and service to God and humanity.

Prada Spacesuit: Blending Fashion and Science!

Italian luxury fashion house Prada collaborated with the aerospace company Axiom Space to design some brand-new spacesuits!

How Homeschoolers Can Prepare for College in High School

With the right resources and support, homeschoolers can prepare for college in high school, and make a smooth transition to higher education.

Billionaires Putting Their Money Into “Anti-Woke” University of Austin (UATX)

Disillusioned with traditional universities? UATX offers an alternative. Founding students receive a full tuition scholarship!

Start an Autumn Compost Pile

Autumn is one of the best times of the year for composting, because of the abundance of organic materials that are available.

AVERAGE JOE – Movie Review & Giveaway

AVERAGE JOE is based on the life of U.S. Marine and high school football coach Joseph Kennedy, who takes a stand to defend freedom and religious liberty.

Unbound Launches Local Equip Program for High School Groups

Unbound is now offering an annual license for the Equip program that includes coaching training for local leaders!

Stossel in the Classroom

Free videos and guides to help teachers inspire their students and expand their understanding of economics, government, and life.

Colorado Christian University, aka Pro-Life U

Colorado Christian University is also known as “Pro-Life U.”

End-of-Summer STEM Activities

Here are some exciting end-of-summer STEM activities and projects that will make learning fun!

Top Strategies for Teaching Homeschooled Teens About Sustainability

Homeschooled teens have a wealth of opportunities to learn the importance of sustainability.

Censorship in the Classroom? The Need for Critical Thinking!

High school teacher Warren Smith FIRED FOR TEACHING CRITICAL THINKING?! Is this where we’re at now in public education?!

America’s Private Space Race Heats Up

Inspiring the next generation of space explorers!

Andrews University: A Southwest Michigan Christian University

Andrews is the flagship university of the Seventh-day Adventist school system.

Periodic Table of the Elements Light-up Display [Product Review]

It would be a good idea to familiarize yourself with the Periodic Table of Elements over the summer so you’ll be ready for your upcoming Chemistry class.