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• Time for a mid-year course correction? What to do when your homeschool hits a snag.
• 10 Top Tips to avoid homeschool burnout
• New resources for military homeschoolers
• Tips for grandparents who discover their grandchildren are being homeschooled
• We interview the world’s top homeschool researcher
• Nominate your favorite homeschool curriculum for our 2020 awards!

• Online credit recovery – a surprising scandal
• Adaptive curriculum, Big Data, & other concerns with school-style “personalized learning”
• Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality: big deal or big educational dud?

• Legal strategies for dealing with privacy laws . . . before your child leaves home, from attorney Antony Kolenc
• Emily Redman offers fun ways to keep your little ones learning through the holidays. Super creative!
• Melissa Morgan shares why & how learning to journal can be a fun, educational way to make your holidays extra special!
• Melissa Williamson spreads out a feast of Christmas literature
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley provides in-depth advice on how (and how NOT) to financially plan for college
• Janice Campbell explains how she uses a scope and sequence to get a handle on the long view of her children’s education

• A FREE first year of college – for real? New program makes it possible.
• Is civics a lost cause?
• How schools did on this year’s “Nation’s Report Card”

• The ULAT is a unique and highly-acclaimed method for learning foreign languages the natural way
• Play to learn the economics and some of the practical realities of a farmer’s life. A homeschool classic!

• Electronic circuit kits little kids can use
• Great way to teach time-telling
• A game & a book to teach young children the basics of coding
• More!

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