By request: Here’s how to use our FREE resources in a full Apologetics credit. How to Use Our FREE Resources in a Full Apologetics Credit Many families want their homeschool high schoolers to earn an Apologetics elective credit before they graduate. This is wise because teens need to be equipped to understand, explain and defend…
How to do high school Language Arts with a General-Interest Teen. Some teens love reading and love to delve deeply into a literature topic. Some teens don’t give a flip. Here’s how to handle them.
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Teens are full of questions about life and purpose. If they have a fun, easy to understand philosophy curriculum, it helps. Here’s how to handle philosophy.
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Make the most of homeschool high school electives by combining 2 life-skills courses: Human Development and Early Childhood Education. It’s fun!
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An Authoritative Guide on How to Homeschool High School. How do you get started homeschooling high school? Here’s a step-by-step guide.
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How to Teach Philosophy in Homeschool High School Co-op. Teens love to learn to think. Co-op is a great place learn philosophic thinking skills!
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HSHSP and 7Sisters are delighted to partner with The Ultimate Homeschool Radio Network to bring you a weekly podcast The Homeschool High School Podcast with hosts Vicki Tillman, Sabrina Justison and Kym Smythe. 9:00 a.m. EST each Tuesday Homeschooling in Imperfect Times Homeschooling can happen, even in hard times. You can do this! Here are realistic…
Thanksgiving: Why do we start traditions? A Dr. Micah Tillman gives a philosopher’s look at traditions: how and why we start them.
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What are the 4 questions of philosophy? Here are some basics about Philosophy for high school. Philosophy for high school When my kids were entering the homeschool high school years, I firmly believed that they should study SOME philosophy. I knew that philosophers kind of run the world (just from the back side). They teach…
