This article is in collaboration with Skills4Students. What helps one student to succeed in college and life over another? Why does one student seem to have career or college readiness, but others seem lost? Is it knowledge? Intellect? Grades? Or is it something else? According to various college and employer surveys, the key ingredient is … Read more
Speaking in public brings everyone the heebie-jeebies. Nearly 75% of people suffer from speech anxiety or glossophobia. It’s nerve-wracking, sweat-breaking, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of panic. And it doesn’t necessarily have to be in front of an audience of a hundred people; it could be that you’re pitching an idea to three or four of your colleagues … Read more
Parents will discover the source of answers for planning high school and success beyond through the Homeschool College Directory and Resources. Access is free to this online collection of more than fifty relevant articles specifically intended to equip homeschool parents as they guide their students toward post-graduation achievement. Articles provide solutions for transcripts, dual credit, … Read more
This is sponsored content. Deborah Morris Burton, the creator of Homeschool Court, received her law degree from Drake University and is licensed to practice law in Maryland. She homeschooled her two children through graduation, and both now attend college. The idea for Homeschool Court came when one of her children expressed interest in what her … Read more
This article is in collaboration with PersonalFinanceLab.com. Do you have a middle school or high school student that would like to learn more about personal finance? For the past few weeks, the Homeschool Review Crew has had the opportunity to use the Budgeting Game, Stock Market Game, and integrated curriculum from PersonalFinanceLab.com. These resources are … Read more