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I am able to answer a wide range of questions regarding curriculum, educational styles, publicly funded homeschool resources centers, some general questions regarding policy and legality issues, unskooling and freeskool models, and more.
I am an instructor with years of experience teaching in a variety of non-traditional settings (i.e. homeschool or unschool groups, community college programs for the under 18 crowd, libraries, museums, etc). I write curriculum for a variety of subjects, I recently ended employment with a children's museum as an education and curriculum director so that I could start a freeskool for kids ages 5-12. I also have two children (7 and 14) and have participated in a wide range of homeschool/unskool models as a parent.
High School, Some college, and a general thirst for knowledge and personal enrichment.
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Probably the only option that would meet both all three criteria--online, free, self-paced would be an Arizona charter school. I imagine that you could access a list of all available programs from the
First, I want to apologize for not getting back sooner. For some reason I did not receive the email notification and didn't realize there was a question pending. I'll do my best to answer the question--I
Hi-sorry for not getting back sooner. I will try to answer this question as best I can, but bear in mind that rules and regulations vary so much from state to state and also from district to district
Hi- I also live in Washington state and am pretty familiar with the requirements. "Technically" in order to homeschool, you'll need to: -file an "intent to homeschool" form at the beginning of
I think it really varies college to college. A Jr. or community college doesn't usually even require an SAT or a High School diploma of any sort. A state university will usually require a high school
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