Interest-led Learning for Homeschool High Schoolers, Interview with Cheryl Bastian
Interest-led Learning for Homeschool High Schoolers, Interview with Cheryl Bastian. Helping teens fulfill who God made them to be.
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The Power of Homeschool Parents, Interview with Anita Gibson
This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: The Power of Homeschool Parents, Interview with Anita Gibson. This post is running concurrently on the Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network. The Power of Homeschool Parents, Interview with Anita Gibson Vicki is joined this week by one of our favorite friends, Anita Gibson. Anita is the author of Star Finder,…
How to Do a Homeschool Mid-Year Reboot
How to Do a Homeschool Mid-Year Reboot. Tips for ways to successfully tweak, restart or do-over your homeschool high school year.
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Encouragement for Homeschool Moms, Interview with Misty Bailey
This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: Encouragement for Homeschool Moms, Interview with Misty Bailey. Need a boost? Listen in!
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How to Teach Compassion Skills with Homeschool Teens
How to Teach Compassion Skills with Homeschool Teens. Compassion is a soft skill that helps teens succeed in life. Useful tips on skill sets.
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7 Ways to Make Your Teens Miserable, Interview with Kathie Morrissey
7 Ways to Make Your Teens Miserable, Interview with Kathie Morrissey. Fun discussion about things NOT to do while homeschooling your teens.
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How to Apply to College as a Homeschooler
How to Apply to College as a Homeschooler. Success tips for homeschoolers to help them make the best college applications.
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Homeschooling and Holidays during COVID
Homeschooling and Holidays during COVID. No one has been here before: handling homeschool and holidays during a pandemic.Here’s encouragement
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How to Handle Credit Levels on Homeschool Transcript
How to Handle Credit Levels on Homeschool Transcript. College-bound homeschoolers benefit from showing levels of course rigor. Here’s how.
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