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What makes the homeschool mom more anxious than the prospect of high school? But there’s good reason not to fear — and good reasons to stretch yourself and make it happen — when considering your homeschooler’s high school years. Don’t miss this episode – we’ve graduated three and we’ve got an encouraging story to tell!
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📅 Air Date: September 14, 2015
🎧 Audio File: MBFLP-2015-09-14-Homeschooling-High-School-Sure-Why-Not.mp3
🖥 Listen at: Ultimate Homeschool Radio Network
🎓 Episode Summary:
Homeschooling through the high school years might feel intimidating, but Hal and Melanie Young are here to say: Yes, you can do this! In this episode of Making Biblical Family Life Practical, they open up about their own fears and experiences
They’ve graduated multiple kids who went on to college (with scholarships!), and they’re sharing all the encouragement, tips, and hard-won wisdom you need to stay the course.
🔍 In This Episode:
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Why the thought of
homeschooling high school scares so many parents—and how to overcome it -
How to teach tough subjects (like algebra and chemistry!) even if they weren’t your best in school
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Where to find help: tutors, co-ops, online classes, lab kits, solution manuals, and more
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The real value of
homeschooling high school: discipling your teens through their most formative years -
How to prepare transcripts colleges will respect—without stressing over accreditation
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Advantages of
homeschooling high school: flexibility, individualized learning, time freedom, deep relationships, and more -
Why
homeschooling teens isn’t as hard as it sounds—they become more self-directed than you expect!
🧮 This episode is proudly sponsored by CTCMath — an online math program that helps homeschool families build confidence and mastery, one lesson at a time.
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