Laura writes in with a question about math. (more…)
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Laura writes in with a question about math. (more…)
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What kind of testing should be done, and when should it start?
There are many different types of testing to determine your student’s academic development level. Some states have an annual testing requirement for homeschoolers. Check with your state’s department of education to see if they requires this.
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Several times a week I’m going to attempt to answer specific questions from my readers directly, in the form of a blog post. Since most questions I receive from homeschooling students and parents are very similar, but asked in many different ways, hopefully this will benefit the entire homeschool community. In the name of simplicity and space, I may rearrange the format of the questions asked and spread the answers out over several days for ease of explanation and readability. If my answer seems overly broad or ambiguous, please realize that the answer most likely will vary from state to state, and college to college. If you’d like further clarification, leave a comment and I’ll do my best to answer it.
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Most homeschoolers are aware of the superior academic proficiency of their students in comparison to non-homeschoolers. In the past, it was hard to prove this. But now, the National Home Education Research Institute has released a study proving this very fact.
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Standardized testing. The words can strike fear in the heart of many a home school student or parent. One of the questions I’m most often asked by parents is “what is the best way I can prepare my student to take the (fill in your favorite standardized test here) test?” I usually respond by sending them to the local library or Amazon.com to get the latest edition of the Princeton Review.
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