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Curriculum Guidelines for Homeschooling grades 9-12

It is important for homeschooling parents to understand the curriculum guidelines put in place for high school students. Some classes are required to be taken for four years while others are only required for three. This article will give you a breakdown year by year with possible substitutions.

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Curriculum Guidelines for Homeschooling 8th Grade

8th grade is the last year before your child enters high school. It is important to make sure that they have a good understanding of all the concepts and that they are capable of passing on to the 9th grade. This article will give you guidelines to use to check your child's readiness.

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How to Choose The Right Homeschool Curriculum for You

There are many options out there in the way of curriculums for homeschoolers. Homeschooling has quickly grown in popularity. You now have religious curriculums, public curriculums, online curriculums, and hands on curriculums to choose from.

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Curriculum Guidelines for Homeschooling: An Overview

Curriculum guidelines are extremely beneficial for homeschoolers. They give the parent an overview of what their child should be learning each year. They also aid parents in deciding whether or not their child is ready to graduate to the next grade.

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Class Lesson Planner by, Christian Liberty Press: A Must Have for Homeschoolers

Class Lesson Planner is a book full of worksheets to help homeschooling parents to stay organized. It contains everything from attendance records to report cards. I cannot be without it.

Published by Alicia (10,324 pts

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Home Education: Autonomous Learning

Autonomous Learning, Child Led Learning, Unschooling... Isn't that just a little too radical? Do Unschooled children really learn enough?

Published by Leah Witmond (1,296 pts

) on Jul 15, 2009 to
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Home Education: Unit Studies

Unit Studies can provide you with a fun and cheap way to home educate your children. Unit studies are versatile and creative, and probably best of all: the whole family can take part in them.

Published by Leah Witmond (1,296 pts

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Home Education: The Curriculum Based Approach

Home educating your children using the curriculum based approach. What are the main characteristics of this method, and what are the pros and cons?

Published by Leah Witmond (1,296 pts

) on Jul 7, 2009 to
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Homeschooling Methods and Philosophies - Introduction

Home Education allows us to tailor our children's education to their specific needs and interests, and those of our families. In this first article of the series I'll introduce the reader to several approaches to home education.

Published by Leah Witmond (1,296 pts

) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Home Education: The School at Home Method

In this second article in the series Homeschooling Methods and Philosophies I'll discuss the School at Home Method with its pros and cons.

Published by Leah Witmond (1,296 pts

) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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