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• A lot of students have lost most of a school year because of the school closings. Here is a homeschool strategy for catching up
• Philip Whitt introduces three programs that will help your student create masterpieces on his or her computer
• Rebekka Parry explores the ways your student can earn college credit at home
• What do we and our children gain when we empower them? And how best to do it?
• How to get started in homeschooling.
• Activities to help your child learn by bridging the physiological “line” between his or her right and left sides
• Share a homeschool day with a family from Argentina (who are homeschooling in Mexico!), a homeschooling grandma, and a homeschooling family of veterinarians
• 3-month day-by-day calendar of fun or inspiring holidays. Pick some to celebrate, and add zest to your homeschool!

• Mary Pride explains why mandated distance learning slows kids down
• Attorney Antony Kolenc unpacks the issue of privacy in the home as it applies to homeschoolers
• Emily Redman shares what we can learn from “older preschoolers”
• Melissa Morgan with what’s good and bad about Common Core math, and how alternative methods work better for many things
• Melissa Williamson shares how to add excitement and variety to your homeschool with digital skills
• Many colleges use the Common Application for incoming students. College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley helps us fill it out
• Janice Campbell has a remedy for when you hit those cold spots in your homeschool

• College Board is changing their SAT lineup again. Dr. Beasley outlines how this might affect your college preparation strategy

• Find out what’s new in homeschool curriculum, from two dozen award-winning companies

• Contests for subscribers with awesome prizes!
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