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How We Prepared for the Analyzing and Interpreting Literature Exam

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How We Prepared for the Analyzing and Interpreting Lit CLEP Exam - It was a bit more than a lesson plan!

It’s been a while since Kira has made an attempt at a CLEP exam. After not passing a few in a row, she learned the hard lesson that they are not easy, and need lots of time and attention on them in order to pass. Passing her eyes over a book that contains the content […]

Filed Under: Credit by Exam, High School, Homeschool, Resources Tagged With: CLEP

How Do You Check Academic Performance?

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How does a homeschooler check academic performance? Are standardized tests the only way?

How does a homeschooler check academic performance? Are standardized tests the only way?

Filed Under: High School, Homeschool, Intro to Homeschooling, Teens Tagged With: standardized testing

How Our Family is Reading Better Books, More Often

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How audio books have enriched our homeschool literature routine

How audio books have enriched our homeschool literature routine, and some suggestions to get started.

Filed Under: High School, Homeschool, Parenting, Preschool, Resources, Resources, Teens, Toddler and Preschool

4 Steps For Your Middle Homeschooler To Become More Independent

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Middle school is a great age to start working towards independent work in your homeschool. Try these 4 steps to get them started!

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4 Things You Should Know About Homeschool Standardized Testing

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Does your state require standardized testing for your child? And if so, what are the requirements? If your state doesn’t require testing, what reason is there to still use a standardized tests? Standardized testing doesn’t have to be a big ordeal for homeschool families, and once you understand the various options, it can become part […]

Filed Under: High School, Homeschool, Intro to Homeschooling, Teens

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