May 2, 2020 | College Preparation, Susan Eggers
For decades historians have debated the merits of studying World History or Western Civilization. There is no real consensus about which is more beneficial for students. If learned historians cannot definitively answer this question, how can homeschool parents hope...
Feb 7, 2020 | College Preparation, Lisa Roark
4 Ways to Help Your Student Select a Career Pathway What do you want to be when you grow up? This question is one that has been asked to elementary-aged children throughout the decades. In elementary school it is entertaining to hear the variety of responses...
Aug 1, 2019 | College Preparation, Julie Rapelje
The Top 10 Tips to Prepare Your Student for Art School If you have an art student (or you are one), then I know why you are here. Perhaps you are getting a little nervous or confused as you look at the future of your budding art student. You may be concerned about...
Dec 1, 2017 | College Preparation, Diana Lamolinara
Freshman 101: Why Should I Take an Online Course Now? Many colleges, universities, and high schools are now offering online courses in addition to traditional classroom courses. Virtual learning offers several advantages over traditional learning. Below are five...
Nov 13, 2017 | College Preparation, Jess Woods
The Future of Learning: How Taking an Online Homeschool Course Prepares Your Student The future of learning is changing. While the preceding statement is always somewhat truthful, there has been a definite and accelerated shift in the last decade, and it shows no sign...
Oct 23, 2017 | College Preparation, Susan Gleason
Can Studying a Foreign Language Improve SAT/ACT Scores? Can studying a foreign language improve SAT/ACT scores? Jawohl! Klaro! Bien sûr! If you have homeschoolers in middle school, chances are you have the SAT or ACT exams on a back burner. Now is the time to...
