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FEATURES

  • How to get started in homeschooling: The first 10 steps.
  • 5 compelling reasons to attend a homeschool convention (and how to make the most of it).
  • 7 clever ways to carve out the personal time our children crave, and 4 reasons why it’s more than worth the effort.
  • Want to raise independent learners who can self-start in middle school, get work in on time to online classes, and succeed in college? Take a few lessons in this article on time management, from both a homeschool mom and her three middle- and high-school daughters!
  • It might not be glamorous, but it’s necessary! 10 ways to keep and save perfect homeschool records. BONUS: Simple way to make a high-school transcript, plus sample transcript example.
  • “What I Learned While Homeschooling the High-School Years” Get ready now for what lies ahead, and make better choices, with the help of these words of experience.
  • How homeschooling makes it easier for kids to find their path in life.
  • Share a day of homeschooling with a public-school teacher who started homeschooling after she had to talk a would-be school shooter down . . . and with a mom who is currently homeschooling kids in grades from 1 to 12 (literally!)

COLUMNS

  • Mary Pride has a message about “wind” and “clouds.” It’s not what you think!
  • Attorney Antony Kolenc explains what military families need to know about homeschooling.
  • Emily Redman has ideas on putting the “Spring” in homeschool science!
  • Melissa Williamson shares tips on how to make vocabulary instruction more fun and vivacious.
  • Dr. Kuni Beasley with the inside story on how to pick your ideal college and avoid common traps.
  • Janice Campbell with some comforting words for when you’re overcome with spring fever.

NEWS

  • When toys get TOO smart
  • 1000s of schools on verge of closure
  • New study says print beat screens . . . and explains why
  • Edible books? That taste like broccoli?
  • What’s happening to kids’ “reading stamina”?
  • And what’s happening to $millions of school tech devices?
  • Higher education approaches a cliff
  • Social emotional learning flopper, as in-depth study says one of the most-touted programs “is not recommended”
  • US Dept of Ed has a new, odd way of changing the rules on distance learning and accreditation
  • More!

SPOTLIGHT REVIEWS

  • Is this the most effective way to learn any language?
  • You’ve seen the ads. Now find out how the Turing Tube works and if it’s worth it

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