What are some good home schooling programs?
Q. I am a stay at home father. I would like to know about home schooling and what kind of programs are out there? And what you might like about them.
Asked by rhhx3 - Wed May 17 14:34:54 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, I recommend you read "A Thomas Jefferson Education" by Oliver DeMille (available at gwc.edu in the bookstore section). Second, if you are looking for general information on homeschooling, try hslda.org. As far as curriculum, a lot of people like Abeka, as has been already mentioned. Bob Jones University Press is another option. In my home (I was homeschooled k-12), my mom would just pick and choose which programs she liked for each subject. It's a little more work that way, but often you will find a better fit for the child. are all great websites for curriculum. Also look into Elijah Company. They have a great cataloge, but I don't have a web address for them. Without knowing how old your children are, I can't… [cont.]
Answered by trinitytough - Wed May 17 16:08:06 2006
Q. I am a stay at home father. I would like to know about home schooling and what kind of programs are out there? And what you might like about them.
Asked by rhhx3 - Wed May 17 14:34:54 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, I recommend you read "A Thomas Jefferson Education" by Oliver DeMille (available at gwc.edu in the bookstore section). Second, if you are looking for general information on homeschooling, try hslda.org. As far as curriculum, a lot of people like Abeka, as has been already mentioned. Bob Jones University Press is another option. In my home (I was homeschooled k-12), my mom would just pick and choose which programs she liked for each subject. It's a little more work that way, but often you will find a better fit for the child. are all great websites for curriculum. Also look into Elijah Company. They have a great cataloge, but I don't have a web address for them. Without knowing how old your children are, I can't… [cont.]
Answered by trinitytough - Wed May 17 16:08:06 2006
Are there any secular home schooling programs out there?
Q. I don't want a religious/spiritual program. I don't mind if a program includes a world religions course because something like that would include comparative religions without choosing a side. That's cool with me. I just don't want something with a religious slant. I also want a program that teaches evolution. But also a program that is strong.
Asked by surfer girl - Tue Jun 16 06:55:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are interested in boxed curricula I would suggest looking into (in order from my fav to least fav): sonlight is suppose to be easy to leave out the religious content, but I personally have made a choice to not support religious suppliers unless there is no other option. I feel that the more we seek out secular options, the more likely it will be that more options will open up in the future. If you don't mind buying individual subjects here is what we have used for the last few years: Great Science Adventures- REAL Science Odyssey and History Odyssey Easy Grammar Easy Writing- Writing Strands- Handwriting Without Tears Singapore Math Megawords (links removed for the last 3 because I maxed out the amount that Y!A… [cont.]
Answered by sha_lyn68 - Tue Jun 16 09:01:24 2009
Q. I don't want a religious/spiritual program. I don't mind if a program includes a world religions course because something like that would include comparative religions without choosing a side. That's cool with me. I just don't want something with a religious slant. I also want a program that teaches evolution. But also a program that is strong.
Asked by surfer girl - Tue Jun 16 06:55:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are interested in boxed curricula I would suggest looking into (in order from my fav to least fav): sonlight is suppose to be easy to leave out the religious content, but I personally have made a choice to not support religious suppliers unless there is no other option. I feel that the more we seek out secular options, the more likely it will be that more options will open up in the future. If you don't mind buying individual subjects here is what we have used for the last few years: Great Science Adventures- REAL Science Odyssey and History Odyssey Easy Grammar Easy Writing- Writing Strands- Handwriting Without Tears Singapore Math Megawords (links removed for the last 3 because I maxed out the amount that Y!A… [cont.]
Answered by sha_lyn68 - Tue Jun 16 09:01:24 2009
Are online home schooling programs as legitimate as any other home schooling program?
Q. It's fully accredited. If I maintain a 4.0 GPA and do well on the SAT, can I still get into a good school?
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Mon Jan 25 12:33:19 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As I know, this site has top listing of such college courses online - schools.iblogger.org
Answered by Phil - Wed Jan 27 22:05:52 2010
Q. It's fully accredited. If I maintain a 4.0 GPA and do well on the SAT, can I still get into a good school?
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Mon Jan 25 12:33:19 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As I know, this site has top listing of such college courses online - schools.iblogger.org
Answered by Phil - Wed Jan 27 22:05:52 2010
good online home schooling programs for Tennessee?
Q. I am in 8th grade and want to be home schooled online. does anyone know a website that I could use that doesn't cost a lot?
Asked by Samantha - Sun Sep 6 16:36:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am in 8th grade and want to be home schooled online. does anyone know a website that I could use that doesn't cost a lot?
Asked by Samantha - Sun Sep 6 16:36:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Should the federal government continue to regulate home-schooling programs?
Q. why or why not? I should add that I was reading a political candidate's issue list when I came up with this question. I figured I would put the question forward to those who knew more than I did about homeschooling. It is my understanding that *most* of the authority resides with the states but that federal government has gained some authority in education by requiring states to do certain things in order to receive federal funds. I was also reading somewhere (sorry, no link) that there was legislation put before the gov't by the Home Legal Defence Association which would request federal funds based upon a record of high test scores of home schooled children. This led to my question. I don't know a lot about homeschooling, but it… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Sat Oct 13 16:05:59 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The federal government does not currently regulate homeschooling. That is up to the individual state govt. It should remain this way as the federal govt. does not have the constitutional right to do so, and as they don't fund homeschooling, that further cements the fact that they shouldn't regulate it.
Answered by BoysSchoolTn - Sat Oct 13 18:56:15 2007
Q. why or why not? I should add that I was reading a political candidate's issue list when I came up with this question. I figured I would put the question forward to those who knew more than I did about homeschooling. It is my understanding that *most* of the authority resides with the states but that federal government has gained some authority in education by requiring states to do certain things in order to receive federal funds. I was also reading somewhere (sorry, no link) that there was legislation put before the gov't by the Home Legal Defence Association which would request federal funds based upon a record of high test scores of home schooled children. This led to my question. I don't know a lot about homeschooling, but it… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Sat Oct 13 16:05:59 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The federal government does not currently regulate homeschooling. That is up to the individual state govt. It should remain this way as the federal govt. does not have the constitutional right to do so, and as they don't fund homeschooling, that further cements the fact that they shouldn't regulate it.
Answered by BoysSchoolTn - Sat Oct 13 18:56:15 2007
Where would I look to find home schooling programs in my area?
Q. Any ideas? I'm so lost.. I've checked the internet.. but I can't seem to find anything. I want a homeschooling program that is in my area. i've searched google and I still can't find any. If you have any suggestions on where to look..please suggest them. :P
Asked by leslie005011 - Sun Dec 9 19:27:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What kind of "homeschooling program" do you have in mind? Are you looking for someone else to teach the lessons? Do you want classes that you can take? Are you wanting a school of sorts? Or are you just wanting to know how to go about homeschooling in your area? First try looking for local homeschool support groups. A lot of these are online. Some aren't. If you can't find any online, you might try checking with your local place of worship to see if they have a support group, or try the public library to see if they know of any support groups. Or try joining a national online group and then ask there for information about local options in your area. If you want classes that homeschoolers can take, you might try asking at local… [cont.]
Answered by hsfromthestart - Sun Dec 9 22:22:05 2007
Q. Any ideas? I'm so lost.. I've checked the internet.. but I can't seem to find anything. I want a homeschooling program that is in my area. i've searched google and I still can't find any. If you have any suggestions on where to look..please suggest them. :P
Asked by leslie005011 - Sun Dec 9 19:27:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What kind of "homeschooling program" do you have in mind? Are you looking for someone else to teach the lessons? Do you want classes that you can take? Are you wanting a school of sorts? Or are you just wanting to know how to go about homeschooling in your area? First try looking for local homeschool support groups. A lot of these are online. Some aren't. If you can't find any online, you might try checking with your local place of worship to see if they have a support group, or try the public library to see if they know of any support groups. Or try joining a national online group and then ask there for information about local options in your area. If you want classes that homeschoolers can take, you might try asking at local… [cont.]
Answered by hsfromthestart - Sun Dec 9 22:22:05 2007
Are at home schooling programs like Penn Foster actually reliable?
Q. I mean, will the employment opportunities be as good as if I went to a community college or university?
Asked by rcknrolvixen - Wed Jan 14 08:03:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you're asking if Penn is as good as Joe Blow High School in their education of students and college readiness. I some ways it is better. If you're highly motivated it can get you into college faster. If you're wondering about job readiness, I think it is better because you have the opportunity to work a real job while homeschooling, getting you ground level experience in a field that interests you and not be confined to a few hours after school or weekends. Here is the deal: You need to learn to read well, write well, do basic math proficiently, some higher math if you plan to keep up with it in your career choices, have a decent grasp of world history, geography, life science, biology, basic chemistry, know the basics of… [cont.]
Answered by socalmal - Wed Jan 14 12:49:02 2009
Q. I mean, will the employment opportunities be as good as if I went to a community college or university?
Asked by rcknrolvixen - Wed Jan 14 08:03:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you're asking if Penn is as good as Joe Blow High School in their education of students and college readiness. I some ways it is better. If you're highly motivated it can get you into college faster. If you're wondering about job readiness, I think it is better because you have the opportunity to work a real job while homeschooling, getting you ground level experience in a field that interests you and not be confined to a few hours after school or weekends. Here is the deal: You need to learn to read well, write well, do basic math proficiently, some higher math if you plan to keep up with it in your career choices, have a decent grasp of world history, geography, life science, biology, basic chemistry, know the basics of… [cont.]
Answered by socalmal - Wed Jan 14 12:49:02 2009
what are some good home schooling programs for high school???
Q. do you know of some good home schooling programs for high school (freshmen) thanks a bunch
Asked by fallen - Wed Sep 5 15:14:52 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TRISMS is among the best I've seen. It allows you to do your own research, form your own views, and put together your own coursework. It includes literature, writing, history, worldview, history of science and technology, art/art history, and plenty of other things. It's at the following link: For science, I really like Apologia. It's got relevant information presented in a clear way, very little "busy work" type assignments, and the book and the labs are supplemented with a CDRom. You can even get an MP3 of the books if you learn best by hearing. Writing...IEW. Hands down. My favorite by far. Lit Analysis...Lightning Lit or Teaching the Classics. Math...VideoText Interactive. Easy to understand, challenging yet not… [cont.]
Answered by hsmomlovinit - Wed Sep 5 16:32:11 2007
Q. do you know of some good home schooling programs for high school (freshmen) thanks a bunch
Asked by fallen - Wed Sep 5 15:14:52 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TRISMS is among the best I've seen. It allows you to do your own research, form your own views, and put together your own coursework. It includes literature, writing, history, worldview, history of science and technology, art/art history, and plenty of other things. It's at the following link: For science, I really like Apologia. It's got relevant information presented in a clear way, very little "busy work" type assignments, and the book and the labs are supplemented with a CDRom. You can even get an MP3 of the books if you learn best by hearing. Writing...IEW. Hands down. My favorite by far. Lit Analysis...Lightning Lit or Teaching the Classics. Math...VideoText Interactive. Easy to understand, challenging yet not… [cont.]
Answered by hsmomlovinit - Wed Sep 5 16:32:11 2007
Can i enroll my child in a public school after she has done some home schooling programs?
Q. Can i enroll my child in a public school after she has done some home schooling programs?
Asked by Lori S. - Fri Jul 7 16:28:42 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. You should meet with a school official at the public school you want to send your child to. They will get you started in the enrollment process and help your child transfer to the new school as easily as possible.
Answered by Loren J - Fri Jul 7 16:34:48 2006
Q. Can i enroll my child in a public school after she has done some home schooling programs?
Asked by Lori S. - Fri Jul 7 16:28:42 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. You should meet with a school official at the public school you want to send your child to. They will get you started in the enrollment process and help your child transfer to the new school as easily as possible.
Answered by Loren J - Fri Jul 7 16:34:48 2006
Home schooling?
Q. Does anyone know of any good home schooling programs? And do you have to have a certain grade point average to be home schooled ?
Asked by h0000lllla - Fri Jul 27 19:14:35 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To see what the laws for your state are , check out I don't think that any state requires any type of GPA to be homeschooled. As for programs, there are many different types of homeschool *programs*. It would depend on what you are looking for ~ you have the online programs that you do most , if not all ,the work online, teachers at the *academy* you are with is who grades all your work and keep all your records. www.aoacademy.com www.abekaacademy.org www.thegraceacademy.org www.thejubileeacademy.org www.k12.com www.AlliedHighSchool.com there are also www.connectionsacademy.co m ~ this is only available in certain states. ( I think this is similar to (or maybe even part of ) the programs in some states where students do… [cont.]
Answered by momwv - Fri Jul 27 23:50:10 2007
Q. Does anyone know of any good home schooling programs? And do you have to have a certain grade point average to be home schooled ?
Asked by h0000lllla - Fri Jul 27 19:14:35 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To see what the laws for your state are , check out I don't think that any state requires any type of GPA to be homeschooled. As for programs, there are many different types of homeschool *programs*. It would depend on what you are looking for ~ you have the online programs that you do most , if not all ,the work online, teachers at the *academy* you are with is who grades all your work and keep all your records. www.aoacademy.com www.abekaacademy.org www.thegraceacademy.org www.thejubileeacademy.org www.k12.com www.AlliedHighSchool.com there are also www.connectionsacademy.co m ~ this is only available in certain states. ( I think this is similar to (or maybe even part of ) the programs in some states where students do… [cont.]
Answered by momwv - Fri Jul 27 23:50:10 2007
What are good Home Schooling programs in Texas?
Q. i know this is in the wrong section but in the other section i dont get as much answers usually preferably really cheap or free and that are ONLINE schooling i going into 8th grade btw if that helps dont say anything about how i need to go to public school. I dont have any friends and none for 3 years. Just wat are good programs online?
Asked by meow - Tue Jun 24 01:39:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually consulting counselors at the community service centres are a lot of help, likewise with teachers that you may meet on a social basis. Without that luxury, search the local (or whichever country you would like to work/study in in the future) syllabus, and do projects on finding out about each chapter, and each subject. You don't need to cover a zillion subjects, just choose 4-5 that you like, and do them on a regular basis. Say 2 hrs of work researching every day, and that's a good start. =) Try to have 1 foreign language in there, and some sciences, some maths and some social sciences.
Answered by James - Tue Jun 24 01:45:14 2008
Q. i know this is in the wrong section but in the other section i dont get as much answers usually preferably really cheap or free and that are ONLINE schooling i going into 8th grade btw if that helps dont say anything about how i need to go to public school. I dont have any friends and none for 3 years. Just wat are good programs online?
Asked by meow - Tue Jun 24 01:39:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually consulting counselors at the community service centres are a lot of help, likewise with teachers that you may meet on a social basis. Without that luxury, search the local (or whichever country you would like to work/study in in the future) syllabus, and do projects on finding out about each chapter, and each subject. You don't need to cover a zillion subjects, just choose 4-5 that you like, and do them on a regular basis. Say 2 hrs of work researching every day, and that's a good start. =) Try to have 1 foreign language in there, and some sciences, some maths and some social sciences.
Answered by James - Tue Jun 24 01:45:14 2008
I am looking for a reputable home schooling program to become a medical assistant.?
Q. I am looking for a reputable home schooling program to become a medical assistant. My local junior varsity colleges don't offer them and the classes run 8 am - 3:20 pm. I am married, have 3 children and a home to care for so these hours are not possible oputside the home. I just hate to be played and scammed by the many companies that just take your money and get away with it. Then you walk away broke and nothing accomplished. Any ideas of a good at home program formedical assisting?
Asked by kenntonip - Thu Nov 29 12:51:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Waste of time..you won't be able to find a job when you get out. MA's are the biggest scams in education right now. Why can't you go to night school a couple of days a week and work towards a college degree?
Answered by Expert Realtor - Thu Nov 29 15:31:42 2007
Q. I am looking for a reputable home schooling program to become a medical assistant. My local junior varsity colleges don't offer them and the classes run 8 am - 3:20 pm. I am married, have 3 children and a home to care for so these hours are not possible oputside the home. I just hate to be played and scammed by the many companies that just take your money and get away with it. Then you walk away broke and nothing accomplished. Any ideas of a good at home program formedical assisting?
Asked by kenntonip - Thu Nov 29 12:51:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Waste of time..you won't be able to find a job when you get out. MA's are the biggest scams in education right now. Why can't you go to night school a couple of days a week and work towards a college degree?
Answered by Expert Realtor - Thu Nov 29 15:31:42 2007
is there any free home schooling programs in georgia for grades 9-12?
Q. is there any free home schooling programs in georgia for grades 9-12?
Asked by rebelgirl11275 - Thu Jan 10 00:39:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Georgia Virtual Academy only goes to 8th grade: There are no other free "homeschool" (GVA is a *public school*) in GA. This is GVA's first year. Connections Academy has a school "in development". If you're looking for fall enrollment, they may be finished by then.
Answered by ASD & DYS Mum - Thu Jan 10 09:06:23 2008
Q. is there any free home schooling programs in georgia for grades 9-12?
Asked by rebelgirl11275 - Thu Jan 10 00:39:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Georgia Virtual Academy only goes to 8th grade: There are no other free "homeschool" (GVA is a *public school*) in GA. This is GVA's first year. Connections Academy has a school "in development". If you're looking for fall enrollment, they may be finished by then.
Answered by ASD & DYS Mum - Thu Jan 10 09:06:23 2008
Are there any good home schooling programs in Altoona, PA?
Q. Are there any good home schooling programs in Altoona, PA?
Asked by Pierre LaConn - Sat Oct 10 11:15:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try finding a big building in your neighborhood that has a lot of kids in it all day. They're FREE ! Remember, a 'home schooled' kid is not very much smarter than their parents. What if I am 'home schooling' my kids to 'believe' in fairy tales and rumors? How 'bout you? If my 'beliefs' are that the Earth is at the center of the Universe, and the Sun goes around the Earth, and the Earth was "created" in 7 days 6,000 years ago,so what? At least they won't be given all that liberal BS in inferior 'public schools' !
Answered by Mr. Derecho - Sat Oct 10 11:33:28 2009
Q. Are there any good home schooling programs in Altoona, PA?
Asked by Pierre LaConn - Sat Oct 10 11:15:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try finding a big building in your neighborhood that has a lot of kids in it all day. They're FREE ! Remember, a 'home schooled' kid is not very much smarter than their parents. What if I am 'home schooling' my kids to 'believe' in fairy tales and rumors? How 'bout you? If my 'beliefs' are that the Earth is at the center of the Universe, and the Sun goes around the Earth, and the Earth was "created" in 7 days 6,000 years ago,so what? At least they won't be given all that liberal BS in inferior 'public schools' !
Answered by Mr. Derecho - Sat Oct 10 11:33:28 2009
What are the best home schooling programs in Illinois.?
Q. I want to get home schooled for one year for some little trouble going on,right now. And I want to know some of the best home schooling programs in Aurora,Illinois. But I do not want it to be expensive or like my parents to teach me cause they need to work. But I want to know any good programs. Especially since this is my first time wanting to try this out, just for my freshman year. Since I am having some issue not wanting to go some school that has bad reputation for one year,till we move. And my mom say's there really isn't any other Choice. But there is. And it's homeschooling. Just remember dont let it be expensive like 200 or 500 w.e I a,m new to this program. So please help. And is it good to do home schooling?
Asked by Sophia - Mon Aug 10 22:48:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "The best program" for homeschooling is the one that works for you! Researxh your state laws. Research your state's high school curriculum. Then figure out the best way for YOU to learn what is required. It can be not only good but great to do homeschooling. You can work at your own pace, set your own schedule, choose your own courses (within reason). Homeschooling doesn't have to be expensive. People have gotten a good education with nothing more than pencil and paper, a math book, and a library card.
Answered by LindaPam - Tue Aug 11 01:21:10 2009
Q. I want to get home schooled for one year for some little trouble going on,right now. And I want to know some of the best home schooling programs in Aurora,Illinois. But I do not want it to be expensive or like my parents to teach me cause they need to work. But I want to know any good programs. Especially since this is my first time wanting to try this out, just for my freshman year. Since I am having some issue not wanting to go some school that has bad reputation for one year,till we move. And my mom say's there really isn't any other Choice. But there is. And it's homeschooling. Just remember dont let it be expensive like 200 or 500 w.e I a,m new to this program. So please help. And is it good to do home schooling?
Asked by Sophia - Mon Aug 10 22:48:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "The best program" for homeschooling is the one that works for you! Researxh your state laws. Research your state's high school curriculum. Then figure out the best way for YOU to learn what is required. It can be not only good but great to do homeschooling. You can work at your own pace, set your own schedule, choose your own courses (within reason). Homeschooling doesn't have to be expensive. People have gotten a good education with nothing more than pencil and paper, a math book, and a library card.
Answered by LindaPam - Tue Aug 11 01:21:10 2009
is there any home schooling programs that can be done by internet access?
Q. is there any home schooling programs that can be done by internet access?
Asked by kccf - Sun May 14 14:55:45 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, several, just type homeschool programs online in your search engine.
Answered by Angie - Sun May 14 18:35:26 2006
Q. is there any home schooling programs that can be done by internet access?
Asked by kccf - Sun May 14 14:55:45 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, several, just type homeschool programs online in your search engine.
Answered by Angie - Sun May 14 18:35:26 2006
What home schooling program is the easiest?
Q. I Can't go to school any more and i tried one home schooling program and i just didnt like it at all. FLVS.Net So I need a better one and do any of them just send the work to your home cuz i am about to sale my computer..? so yeah thanks
Asked by rikki - Wed Mar 3 14:55:39 2010 - - -1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. American School in Lansing Illinois. if you google it then the website will give you all the school info and contact info
Answered by me - Wed Mar 3 16:37:28 2010
Q. I Can't go to school any more and i tried one home schooling program and i just didnt like it at all. FLVS.Net So I need a better one and do any of them just send the work to your home cuz i am about to sale my computer..? so yeah thanks
Asked by rikki - Wed Mar 3 14:55:39 2010 - - -1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. American School in Lansing Illinois. if you google it then the website will give you all the school info and contact info
Answered by me - Wed Mar 3 16:37:28 2010
What is the best Internet home schooling program?
Q. What is the best Internet home schooling program? If possible please list the cost per Semester. Bad choice in words... A online home schooling program Bad choice in words... A online home schooling program
Asked by Matthew M - Thu Jul 31 21:26:17 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm taking classes from Keystone National High School (they have a middle school too) Online courses are $379 per year. AP Classes are $429 for one year. I like Keystone because you can start a course anytime of the year, you get one year to finish you classes, you can study online anytime, they have supportive staff/teachers, the classes are great. They also have installment, so you don't have to pay everything before you start class. They give out a real high school diploma too.
Answered by Theatregeek - Thu Jul 31 22:05:58 2008
Q. What is the best Internet home schooling program? If possible please list the cost per Semester. Bad choice in words... A online home schooling program Bad choice in words... A online home schooling program
Asked by Matthew M - Thu Jul 31 21:26:17 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm taking classes from Keystone National High School (they have a middle school too) Online courses are $379 per year. AP Classes are $429 for one year. I like Keystone because you can start a course anytime of the year, you get one year to finish you classes, you can study online anytime, they have supportive staff/teachers, the classes are great. They also have installment, so you don't have to pay everything before you start class. They give out a real high school diploma too.
Answered by Theatregeek - Thu Jul 31 22:05:58 2008
what home-schooling program do the parents from "18 kids and counting" use?
Q. The homeschooling websites I have come across are all awkward and difficult to get information from. I need to know a national home-school system that I can have my mother enroll me in. Where would one get materials for national homeschooling from, such as the program used in "18 Kids and Counting"?
Asked by lwinstrand - Fri Dec 4 17:24:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is not a "national homeschooling" program. First, the laws regarding homeschooling vary from state to state. In my state, you can enroll in a virtual program as a homeschooler, or a program that offers homeschooling but that alone does not meet the legal requirements. You also have to be under the auspices of an accountability association, maintain certain records, etc. I am not sure what program the Duggar family uses. Have you tried their website? I believe there is a FAQ section, and it might address the issue. However, what works for them may or may not work for you. There are a variety of resources available, and I would suggest that you and your mother check out a variety of them (ask for free catalogs, go to a… [cont.]
Answered by BraxOwl - Fri Dec 4 20:47:55 2009
Q. The homeschooling websites I have come across are all awkward and difficult to get information from. I need to know a national home-school system that I can have my mother enroll me in. Where would one get materials for national homeschooling from, such as the program used in "18 Kids and Counting"?
Asked by lwinstrand - Fri Dec 4 17:24:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is not a "national homeschooling" program. First, the laws regarding homeschooling vary from state to state. In my state, you can enroll in a virtual program as a homeschooler, or a program that offers homeschooling but that alone does not meet the legal requirements. You also have to be under the auspices of an accountability association, maintain certain records, etc. I am not sure what program the Duggar family uses. Have you tried their website? I believe there is a FAQ section, and it might address the issue. However, what works for them may or may not work for you. There are a variety of resources available, and I would suggest that you and your mother check out a variety of them (ask for free catalogs, go to a… [cont.]
Answered by BraxOwl - Fri Dec 4 20:47:55 2009
what home schooling program do you use?
Q. alright so after the first trimester of school i would like to be home schooled and i think my mom is going to let me. Anyways what program do you use? what are the pros and cons? How much does it cost? and perhaps a website?
Asked by springy@ymail.com - Wed Oct 29 00:08:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I use ACE Paces for a few subjects. I do them in English, Science, and Social Studies because I like them for those subjects. I homeschool my 11 year old daughter. Then I supplement the paces. I teach her math myself because I don't like the math paces. I teach vocabulary to my daughter by finding words appropriate for her grade level. Then she has to find the definitions and put the words in sentences. I also teach literature to my daughter. I found a list of books on line that are appropriate for her grade level. I read the book first to make sure it is appropriate for her and then I make up a list of questions about the book and test my daughter after she finishes reading the book. The beautiful part about homeschooling is that you can… [cont.]
Answered by Heather F - Wed Oct 29 08:46:58 2008
Q. alright so after the first trimester of school i would like to be home schooled and i think my mom is going to let me. Anyways what program do you use? what are the pros and cons? How much does it cost? and perhaps a website?
Asked by springy@ymail.com - Wed Oct 29 00:08:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I use ACE Paces for a few subjects. I do them in English, Science, and Social Studies because I like them for those subjects. I homeschool my 11 year old daughter. Then I supplement the paces. I teach her math myself because I don't like the math paces. I teach vocabulary to my daughter by finding words appropriate for her grade level. Then she has to find the definitions and put the words in sentences. I also teach literature to my daughter. I found a list of books on line that are appropriate for her grade level. I read the book first to make sure it is appropriate for her and then I make up a list of questions about the book and test my daughter after she finishes reading the book. The beautiful part about homeschooling is that you can… [cont.]
Answered by Heather F - Wed Oct 29 08:46:58 2008
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