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A famous public speaker once said, We are masters of the unsaid words, but slaves to those we let slip out. -Winston Churchill Research says (and you probably agree!) that speaking in front of others is our number one fear. Learning to overcome the fear of public speaking will not only help your student…
Do you remember writing a research paper? Even if you don’t remember the first thing about it, all you need is this high school course. This simple guide shows you step-by-step how to teach research paper writing to your homeschooled high school student. From selecting a topic to presenting a formal draft…we break down the…
World History I Teacher’s Guide, the Companion to World History I If you’re teaching World History I to your homeschooled high schooler, you’ll love having the World History I Teacher’s Guide to go with it. Our Teacher’s Guide includes everything you need to teach and evaluate World History I. It has grading rubrics, answers to…
Study World History while analyzing great leaders of the past! Study world history from a Biblical worldview! Our literature-based World History I high school course covers from the Ancients through the Renaissance & Reformation. We begin by reading the historical portions of the Bible. Along with the cultures and peoples found there, your student will…
World Literature: a Study of International Writers Studying World Literature is a perfect chance to introduce your high school student to non-English cultures. By reading excellent books from authors around the world, your student will understand that everyone doesn’t live or believe as he does. Additionally, our World Literature course also connects literature to important…
You can confidently teach your primary student language arts using our no-fluff e-book, along with books on your shelf, from the library, or (affiliate link) Amazon.com. More importantly, you can do it without buying an expensive reading, phonics, spelling, and grammar curriculum. This handy guide is taken from our Primary Unit Program Tools. With this…
