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After finishing high school, many of us only seriously consider tertiary study (college, university or traineeships) as the pathway to a good, high-paying job. After all, if you have no tertiary education, how can you be skilled? Herein lies a huge assumption – that is, that a person can’t make...
In this video, I’ll show you 10 ways teenagers can make money. Making money is particularly easy when you homeschool. This is because teenagers have time and don’t have to pay for their board. They can use this time to research an appropriate business idea or homeschool entrepreneur pursuit. At...
When school dramas seem to multiply for gifted children, many parents turn to home education as the answer. But, is it a good idea? I believe homeschooling a gifted student is a great idea for a number of reasons including the greater freedom children have to study what they love,...
No way. It’s not worth it. Don’t go to college. You can earn a lot more if you start working at Walmart for $17/hour when you’re fifteen. Furthermore, if you start learning how to be a self-styled entrepreneur online you can make a motza! Being an entrepreneur is fun. You...
Many children can finish or graduate early from high school and begin their trade or college degrees a lot earlier than most of their school peers. By doing so, these early school-leavers can also finish their college or trade studies much earlier than is normal. The trick is encouraging students...
Attending university is a popular option among school-leavers today. Among many of the homeschoolers I grew up with, college was the number one option. Perhaps this is because our parent’s generation didn’t always have the option of affordable lessons so they wanted to give that option to their children. Or...
Seamus is a homeschool entrepreneur that I met at church. One thing that makes everyone love talking to Seamus is his sense of humor and thoughtful responses to questions. Despite the horrific medical problems he’s been through – problems that would throw the best of us into a state of...
Encouraging interest-based learning (IBL) is important for growing lifelong scholars who not only remember what they’ve been taught but are excited to discover more if the need arises. If we go to all the trouble of educating our children, we want them to remember the things we spent 12 years...
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