Field trips offer not only fantastic educational experience, but also fun family memories. Here are five fun field trip ideas for learning and memorable family fun!...
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Choosing a college is possibly the biggest decision your student has ever had to make. But if you follow a few simple steps, choosing the perfect college becomes just that much easier....
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The internet can be crucial for a college student. Here are six useful places to go for help with assignments....
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It is tempting to believe that our present catastrophes are unique, when in fact many great writers have survived disasters—not only survived, but in fact were only able to write the books we now treasure because they had faced the horrors which taught them wisdom, grace, and strength....
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Whether you’re new to online learning or you’ve been doing it for years, here are a few ways to get the most out of an online curriculum....
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It's an election year, and in typical homeschooler fashion, you're probably injecting a little civics and American government into your homeschool lessons and family conversations. Your kids may be getting energized about how the election process works and even choosing their favorite candidates....
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Building a flexible routine or schedule is one of the most helpful steps you can take to lay a solid foundation for homeschooling success....
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There are certainly dark nights when we feel helpless. But we are not hopeless. We know the ending: The King wins....
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Most historical destinations are saturated with educational opportunities that will peak your child’s curiosity and lead them down a path of historical pursuit and discovery—you just need to know where to look!...
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Transferring is very similar to the traditional application process. In addition to visits, submitting transcripts, and completing FASFA, there are potential bumps transfer students may feel along the way....
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