Community Service is a GREAT way to teach our children how to ‘give back’ or ‘make a difference’ in the lives of others or within our community. The life learning benefits are priceless. And the self-focused now turns to ‘outward focus.’ For high school home schoolers community service definitely can be notated on their transcripts …
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http://ncld.org/students-disabilities/assistive-technology-education/apps-students-ld-dysgraphia-writing-difficulties?utm_campaign=social This site provide some really great resources to utilize and look into. I’m glad I came upon this site!! 🙂 Enjoy! ~Angela P.
I found this blog post to be very enlightening!!! I hope you take a moment to go to the link below and check it out. Great information regarding dyslexia. 🙂 http://www.ncld.org/types-learning-disabilities/dyslexia/word-finding-word-retrieval-problems-in-dyslexia?utm_source=ldorg&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=social ~Angela P. Â
Can home-schooled students earn and receive credit for courses taken through our state’s Virtual School Program? TRUE OR FALSE (answer is below in the comment section)
  This book may well be considered the harbinger of the next generation of community studies.
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Posted by YouInc — Jun 16 at 12:30 am https://youinc.com/wisdom/relationships/will-your-children-be-entrepreneurs  If you are wondering and concerned about your child’s future and college. If college is necessary? Should one go into debt for college? Should my homeschool student pursue a technical/skill type of job? Or should business ownership be a consideration? Then this blog post …
