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  30 Questions in 30 Days: A Slideshow

  All our 30 questions in 30 days posts in one slideshow to make them easy to browse! 30 Questions in 30 Days For Homeschool High School from Dee Trope
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  What Happens When...You Are Behind In Your Work?

  We’ve all been there, we’ve all felt that impending doom on our shoulders when we realize we’re behind in our schoolwork. But,
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  What Does a Homeschooler Need to Do to Transition Back to Public High School?

  Most of the parents and students who visit LetsHomeschoolHighschool.com are here because they’ve decided to make the plunge out of the public school
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  How Can I Homeschool My High Schooler with Special Needs or Learning Disabilities?

  Question near and dear to me First of all, let me ask you a question…Who loves your child more then anyone else in the world? Silly question to any
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  Is it Really Possible for Homeschoolers to be Prepared for College?

  It definitely is possible! I can speak from experience on this one. My oldest daughter had homeschooled since fourth grade. While she had worked hard she
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  What Happens When....You Forget To Study?

  We’ve all had that moment of horrid realization when you’re doing something and the thought of that test you’re taking the next day pops in your head. The
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  How can I help my homeschooled high schooler get more motivated?

  I get asked about motivation. A LOT. Which I assume means that there are either a lot of unmotivated teens out there, or that parents are misreading some
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  Do Homeschoolers Have to Take the ACT and SAT? If So, How?

  The ACT and SAT are tests used by many colleges as a part of the admissions process. Students can begin taking the entrance tests starting in the eleventh
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  Homeschooler's Guide to Teaching High School History

  The study of high school history is one of those subjects in which many view the facts as treasures waiting to be picked up and memorized. While passionate
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  Scheduling

  Through my homeschool high school experience, I learned that one of the most important aspects to staying sane and getting good grades is scheduling.  Of