Olyvea and Ethan answer readers’ questions related to peer pressure.
Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice: Peer Pressure
Tag: teen
8 Mistakes that Create a Gap Between Parent and Teen Relationships
You need to keep in mind the generation gap and try to keep up with their trends.
Best 7 Techniques to Teach Our Teens At Home
Here are some of the best techniques to educate your teens easily at home.
Homeschooling Teen – October 2014
Happy October! This issue features Becca McCann & The Essies, a Christian musical group made up of four homeschooled siblings. Check out our exclusive article, interview and RAFFLECOPTER GIVEAWAY which will give you a chance to win a copy of their new CD! There are lots of other great articles, poems, and reviews too! See […]
A Teen’s Guide To Managing Money
One of the most important and basic responsibility is to have teenagers learn the fundamental value of money.
Teen Entrepreneurship is Now a Fact
Just about anybody with the spirit of entrepreneurship can begin a business, and this applies to teens or adolescents as well.
Chaos;Head
Takumi Nishijou suffers from intense delusions, and has a hard time telling what is real and what is not.
Tips for Teens While Going on Education Tours
With a few simple guidelines, any teenager can benefit greatly from going on an educational tour.
The Ultimate List of Superhero Lairs
Are you a superhero fan? Check out this infographic on how to recreate your favorite superhero’s lair!
Homeschooling Teen – September 2014
Happy September! In this issue you can meet homeschooled actress Mandalynn Carlson, learn about BYU’s independent study online high school courses, and read how to write a research paper. Olyvea and Ethan give “Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice” on gossip, Katie relates her experience “Training a Mule,” and Joseph writes on “Love Ethics.” There […]
Know the Strengths of Homeschooling
Homeschoolers enjoy the strengths of social networking, individual attention, and quality education.
Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice: On Gossip
Let’s talk a little about gossiping. I think we’ve all been gossiped about and, yes, we’ve all gossiped about someone.
Unconventional Ways to Get Teens Into Music
Music is something that can be discovered at any age, and it is a great way to build bonds between parents and children.
Homeschooling Teen – August 2014
Happy August! In this issue you can meet a homeschooled artist, learn how to be a forensic scientist, and read about the University of Nebraska Omaha. We have two new columns starting this month – “Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice,” and “Zoe’s Art Corner.” Plus there are “9 Brilliant Ideas to Tackle Homeschooling Stress,” […]
The Social Life of the App Addicted Teen
Check out this infographic to see how technology influences the day to day life of teens all around the world.
Homeschooling Teen – July 2014
Happy July! Here is the new issue of Homeschooling Teen! Enter the Rafflecopter giveaway in C.J. Darlington’s article below for a chance to win a FREE SIGNED COPY of Jupiter Winds, a YA/dystopian/space adventure! Homeschooling Teen Profile C.J. Darlington: Homeschool Graduate and Award-Winning Christian Novelist “If it weren’t for homeschooling, I wouldn’t be where […]
Book Review: Go Teen Writers
How to Turn Your First Draft into a Published Book.
Review: The Fault in Our Stars
One of the best young adult novels of our time, the book was around 50% cancer and 50% love story. The movie was about 70% love story and 30% cancer.
Is My Teen Even Learning Anything?
People who learn in a variety of ways can readily absorb information.
Homeschooling Teen Magazine – June 2014
Congratulations to the Class of 2014! Homeschooling Teen magazine wishes all the best to this year’s graduates – whether you’re graduating from junior high, senior high, or college! If you’re interested in summer travel or a gap year adventure, be sure to read the article about Miro and find out how you can meet up […]
Miro’s World Schooling Adventure
For the past five years, 15-year-old Miro Siegel and his mom have been immersing themselves in international travel as an alternative form of education called world schooling.
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 […]