Homeschooling offers a flexible and personalized learning environment, but the approach evolves significantly as children mature. The needs, goals, and teaching strategies...
Homeschooling Elementary vs. Middle School-Aged Children
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Teenagers
How Homeschoolers in Texas Can Earn College Credits
Homeschoolers in Texas have several valuable opportunities to earn college credits while still completing their high school education. Through dual credit programs,...
How Schooling at Home isn’t the Same as Homeschooling
In recent years, the terms “schooling at home” and “homeschooling” have often been used interchangeably, especially following the rise of virtual learning during the...
How to Create a High School Transcript and Diploma
Homeschooling in Texas offers families a high degree of freedom, especially when it comes to documenting and certifying high school education. As the parent or guardian, you...
How to Get Your Teen On Board with Homeschooling — And Keep Them Motivated
Convincing a teenager to consider homeschooling can feel like trying to sell broccoli to someone who loves fast food. Teens are often deeply attached to their routines,...
How to Plan Your Homeschooled High School Student’s Four-Year Curriculum
Planning a four-year high school curriculum for your homeschooled student may feel overwhelming, but with a clear structure and goals, it becomes an empowering process. A...
Reading Literature in High School: More Than Just Passing the Test
High school literature has a bit of a reputation—and let’s be honest, it’s not always glowing. Ask a teen what they think of English class, and you’ll probably get an eye...
Reading Literature in Middle School: Why It Matters (and How to Make It Fun)
Let’s be real — middle school can be a tough time for kids. They’re figuring out who they are, how the world works, and, oh yeah, how to survive a group project without...
