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Your six-year-old finished everything in ninety minutes and you are standing in your kitchen feeling like a fraud. That feeling is the most common feeling in a first-year homeschool, and it is aimed at completely the wrong thing.

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392: Tips for Completing the FAFSA: What Parents Need to Know

Completing the FAFSA can feel intimidating, but the process has become much simpler than it used to be. In this episode, Meryl talks with Robert Farrington, found...


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This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: How to Have Good Conversations with Your Teen.

How to Have Good Conversations with Your Teen

Communication is key with teens! Join Vicki for tips on strengthening relationships with your homeschool high schoolers by having meaningful conversations.

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News from the government and public schools has been disturbing recently, and homeschool organizations are reporting an increase in inquiries from families who are now considering moving away from the public school option. There are always questions though – is this legal here? Will my kids be able to get into college or a job one day? Will my family turn out weird?

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What do you do when consequences just don’t work?

You’ve taken away screen time. You’ve removed privileges. You’ve tried increasingly serious consequences—and your child does the same thing.

It’s frustrating, and it can leave you wondering whether you’re being too lenient, too strict, or simply missing something.

As a clinical psychologist and mom of si...


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