Writing Contest Honorable Mention.
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Homeschooling Teen Magazine – May 2014
Happy May! Our Razor’s Edge columnist, Madeleine, just finished her first year of college. She won’t be writing for us any more, so be sure to read her final column which contains some great advice about college options. Our book reviewer, Emily Rachelle, is graduating high school this month and will be heading off to […]
Moms & Homeschooling – 4 Ways To Keep Your Sanity While Dealing With Teenagers
These tactics will help you handle your teens without getting mad.
Homeschooling- Family Time
Homeschooling Teen Writing Contest Honorable Mention: Hannah Barber.
Homeschooling Teen Magazine – April 2014
Happy April! We have lots of great articles for you this month at HomeschoolingTeen.com! From Missions and Music, to Money Management and much more– you’re sure to find something of interest! In This Issue: Homeschooling Teen Profile Effie Carlson: The New Elephant in the Room Homeschooled until college, Effie is a small business owner and […]
6 Smart Ways Homeschooling Can Work Wonders For A Mom of 3 or More!
If you have more than three kids and seriously thinking about managing your domestic chores and homeschooling, then take a look at these guidelines.
Homeschooling Teen Magazine – March 2014
Happy March! We have lots of great articles for you this month at HomeschoolingTeen.com! From current events to saving money… essays and poems… book, game, and movie reviews… you’re sure to find something of interest! And if there is a particular post that you enjoy reading, please leave a comment for the author. They like […]
Homeschooling: The School of Champions
By Rachel Salter. Homeschooling has given my family the opportunity to explore our own community as well as travel around the world. (Writing Contest Honorable Mention)
Our Winning T-shirt Design!
See the winning entry in our t-shirt design contest!
Homeschooling Teen Profile: Austin Pruitt
Austin Pruitt was homeschooled for eleven years, from 2nd grade through 12th grade. He is now completing his undergraduate degree at Harding University with a full academic scholarship. As the oldest of five homeschooled children, Austin enjoys motivating and inspiring his younger siblings to excel in their academic studies. Austin brings this same love of […]
6 Crucial Tips You Must Know To Succeed As A Homeschooling Mom
Homeschooling is a home-based schooling trend. Parents have different reasons to educate students at home. For moms who fear the safety of their children, this is the best way to educate and train their kids under their surveillance. On the other hand, there are also mothers who pursue this education method for religious or ethnic […]
5 Common Myths About Homeschooling
There are many stereotypes and myths about homeschooling but most of them are wrong.
5 Homeschooling Tips for Parents of Teens
By Claudia With homeschool training, you can help your child in many ways. You provide them the option of modifying their educational requirements. For example, online and practical trainings provide opportunities to become acquainted with a desired degree program. There is a huge amount of information available for parents who homeschool their kids. But when […]
The Path to Recovery
Drug addiction? Homeschooling can help! A Guest Post by Jennifer Hardy The good news is that if you are recovering from drug addiction and are reading this, then you have the will to get yourself back on track and get your life back. Your life was spiraling out of control, but now you are […]
The History of Homeschooling
By Aubrey Tuggle, 17 Are you homeschooled? Although you probably know many other homeschoolers, I bet you don’t know many adults who have been homeschooled. Perhaps even your parents weren’t homeschooled. I doubt that your grandparents were. But although homeschooling probably seems like a new idea, it has been around since the beginning of time. […]
8 Myths about Home Schooling
Marina Chernyak dispels some myths about home schooling that apply to homeschoolers of all ages.
Leanne Albillar
Leanne Marie Albillar is a talented young lady with a unique combination of leadership skills and creative ability. She was born in Richmond, Virginia, but grew up on a ranch in the Arizona desert. An only child, she was raised in a nurturing environment with the undivided love and attention of her parents, who homeschooled […]
Ask Nia
NEW Column! ASK NIA… Hi, my name is Shaniyah Francis and I have only recently started my home schooling journey. All through 6th and 7th grade, I have been known to work in the school newspaper and the yearbook. Writing is something that I have been doing since I can remember. I know that I […]
Talk to Ashley
NEW Column! Talk to Ashley Hello, my name is Ashley Cline! I’m in the tenth grade, and tenth year of homeschooling. This is my new column! This column is called Talk to Ashley, (that’s me!) kinda of a question or help column. If you have questions about life, school, life’s trials, friends, family, etc., please […]
The Best of Homeschooling Teen
Homeschooling Teen magazine was invited by the Homeschoolers of Wyoming to send them some bag inserts for the HOW convention on May 13th and 14th, 2011. We were happy to oblige and compiled a special handout featuring the best of our Homeschooling Teen profiles from over the years. This month we will also share those […]