Homeschooling

Archive for June, 2010

Having a Homeschool Diploma has gained its importance in recent years. Most homeschoolers do not have homeschool diplomas. Some parents don't know how to give a Homeschool Diploma to their children. Homeschoolers also never attached importance to having a legal Homeschool Diploma or a Homeschool High School Diploma or even a kindergarten Homeschool Diploma. However, that attitude has changed. Nowadays, every homeschooler wants and needs a Homeschool Diploma.

Homeschool Diploma requirements

There are many ways to make a Homeschool Diploma for homeschoolers. Nowadays you can find printable home school diploma certificates online. Parents have in the past made homeschool diplomas at home for their children. There are computer software to help you make a Homeschool Diploma easily. There are also independent study courses that would issue a diploma for homeschoolers upon completion of their courses.

Some parents who are Homeschooling their kids feel that having a Homeschool Diploma is unnecessary as long as their homeschoolers did well in GED and SAT and get into good colleges. However, some colleges and employers require diplomas even if they are homeschool diplomas for admission or employment. Whether you need a Homeschool Diploma or not depends on individual colleges or employers.

There are different ways to make a homeschool diploma legal. Different families use different techniques to satisfy Homeschool Diploma Requirements. Different states also have different guidelines of what makes a homeschool diploma legal.

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Question: Is a Physical science course really necessary?

Just started Homeschooling my dd in 8th grade in Tx where kids are taught Life Science in 7th grade and Earth Science in 8th grade. Apparently in homeschool community AND in most states, physical science is taught in 8th grade; therefore, I have not been able to locate high school level affordable secular physical science curriculum. I've found 1 from Oak Meadow (8th). I want to make sure my dd is receiving HS level education next yr, but I'm not having any luck so I'm now wondering if it's even necessary for a physical science course. If so then why so hard to find? Can we skip it and go on to Biology or Environmental Science instead? Will she need to take Physics to make up for it? Or would taking an 8th gr physical science course for 9th grade be OK - if so, should I still give her "credit" for it (put it on her transcript/portfolio) as if it were indeed a high school level course? Or better yet, does anyone know of a curriculum that fits my needs? Help!

Answer: I'm homeschooled and I wasn't taught Physical science. I think it is acceptable to skip to biology, since most colleges don't care if a child has taken physical science. From my understanding, Physical science is an easier version on biology.

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