The ultimate guide to homeschooling teens / Debra Bell.
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TextPublication details: Anderson, Ind. : Apologia Press, c2010.Description: 497 p. ; 26 cmISBN: - 1932012990 (pbk.)
- 9781932012996 (pbk.)
- Home schooling teens
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Dr. James Carlson Library | Parent/Teacher Resource Collection-Children's | 371.042 B433 | Available | 33111007229459 | ||||
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Main Library | Parent/Teacher Resource Collection-Children's | 371.042 B433 | Available | 33111005194663 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Homeschooling through high school is more practical than ever! Whether your teen plans to enter the workforce after high school, enroll in a trade school, or attend an Ivy League university, high school at home may be the best decision you can make now to ensure your child's future.The Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Teens is designed to help you and your teen successfully transition to the college and adult years. Inside this incredible resource, you will find: ■Tools for developing important critical and creative thinking skills ■Study-smart strategies for maximizing learning potential ■How to help your teen discern his or her gifts and calling ■The best ways to earn college credit at home ■Tips for preparing your junior high student for high school Learn how to take advantage of new media and top-flight online learning opportunities. Find out what college admissions officers say they look for in a prospective student and how you can help your teen receive merit-based scholarships and maximum financial aid.Your child's future begins today.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Making the decision -- Beginning with the end in mind -- Educating for the real world -- The middle school years: early adolescence -- The high school years -- How to do the hard stuff -- College credit @ home -- Record keeping -- Next stop: college -- Resources for doing high school at home.
"Learn how to take advantage of new media and top-flight online learning opportunities. Find out what college admissions officers say they look for in a prospective student and how you can help your teen receive merit-based scholarships and maximum financial aid" --Cover, p. 4.