Introduction to Psychology Course Description
Introduction to Psychology Course Description. For teens using 7Sisters Intro Psych course and need a description for record keeping.
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How to Get Teens Interested in History
This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: How to Get Teens Interested in History. This post is running concurrently at the Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network. It is not unusual for teens to feel like History is a dull and boring subject. After all, it is difficult for textbooks to be fun to read! However, when you…
Suggested Syllabus for History and Philosophy of the Western World
Suggested Syllabus for History and Philosophy of the Western World. Guides teens through 7Sisters World History. Includes Honors level.
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Why History is Boring and How to Make it Better
Why History is Boring and How to Make it Better. History does not need to be boring. Here are some ways to make it interesting and meaningful.
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Unit Study for Native American Heritage Month
High School Unit Study for Native American History Month. Add some perspective and interest to American History or Geography class.
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Introducing: 2020 Edition of Introduction to Psychology
2020 Edition of Introduction to Psychology. Updates but still fun! The NEW edition of 7Sisters’ popular Psychology text!
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Level Up Civics Credit with Elections Unit for Homeschool High School
Level Up Civics Credit with Elections Unit for Homeschool High School. Give teens a head start in citizenship while creating a powerful credit.
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How to Earn a Social Studies Credit in Racial Sensitivity
How to Earn an Elective Social Studies Credit in Racial Sensitivity. 7Sister Marilyn shares the social studies credit that she used with her son.
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How to Create World History and Philosophy for Average Learners
How to Create World History and Philosophy for Average Learners. For homeschool parents who want their average-level teens to earn meaningful history credit
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