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Awesome Test Taking Strategies
Most states require some achievement testing on a scheduled basis and many homeschooling families use standardized tests as an evaluation tool. Either way, standardized achievement tests are a part of homeschooling and just like traditional students, homeschoolers need to know how best to succeed.
 
High School FAQ
Some parents believe they are not qualified to teach the challenging subject matter, others worry that their child will have difficulty being accepted into a college without a traditional high school diploma, and still others worry that high school is a key time for youth to begin to socialize with other young adults in a formalized setting.  Get answers to these concerns and more here.
 

It's Not Too Early to Prepare for College or a Career
Your twelve-year old dashes through your backyard sprinkler, giggling with a friend. She's still so young -- no need to think about colleges and jobs, right?
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Keep Your Teen Motivated to Learn
His eyes glaze over. He starts to tap his fingers on the table. "Are we done yet?" he asks desperately.  If you homeschool a teenager, you will surely run into this scenario every once in a while.  Here are some creative ideas to motivate your teen.
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Help with High School?
Do you have a question about homeschooling your teenager? Perhaps Cafi Cohen, our High School advisor, can help!
 
Independence Behind the Wheel
As your child approaches their teen years, learning to drive will quickly become an important focus of your homeschooling agenda.
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