Develop a High School Plan (PDF download)

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Yes, you can home educate your teen! This e-book is your first step—whether you've been teaching your child for years or you're homeschooling for the first time. Develop a High School Plan begins by helping you set goals for your student. The authors guide you through laying out a plan for all four years of high school and brainstorm how to teach individual subjects. You'll learn how to assign high school credits, develop and implement grading approaches, and improve time management for yourself and your teen.

Authors Carol Becker, Becky Cooke, and Diane Kummer each homeschooled their children from kindergarten through 12th grade. As education consultants at HSLDA, they are eager to share with you what they have learned along the way!

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Product Details

Authors: Carol Becker, Becky Cooke, and Diane Kummer

PDF: 36 page

Publisher: Home School Legal Defense Association (2016)

Series: Homeschooling through High School with Confidence, no. 1
ISBN: 978-1-880665-11-4

Average Rating: (From 3 Reviews): Positive Rating

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Positive Rating Wealth of Informatio
From judy of calcium, New York on 5/15/2018.

Positive Rating Questions Answered!
From Melissa F. of APO, Armed Forces Europe/Middle East/Canada on 1/19/2017.

Positive Rating Great/encouraging resource!
From Kimberly of Snohomish, Washington on 7/25/2016.

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1/18/2017 – Is the information in this and in Simplify Your Recordkeeping and Transcript the same as in the brochure, A Guide to Homeschooling . . .

12/4/2016 – Does this include samples of transcripts and how to create them?

8/23/2016 – Will this help me get the courses for college credit plus my son is interested in computer graphic arts, will this help me?? . . .

6/29/2016 – Does the book discuss planning for college? A timeline of what to do when especially ACT/SAT testing, college visits, financial . . .

6/28/2016 – My son will be in 7th grade this year. Is it time to start planning for high school, or is it better to wait a year or two? . . .

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