Unschooling high school

Learn how to document relaxed homeschooling to create an unschooling high school transcript that college admissions teams will love.

Check out Melissa’s ideas and resources for interest-led learning for teenagers.

Unschooling High School If you are planning to homeschool through high school,

Unschooling may seem like an interesting idea for younger kids, but can it really work for high school? For some students, it's an excellent choice - discover why and how to implement it!

The thought of homeschool for high school can be one of doubt, striking dread and uncertainty in even the most seasoned homeschool mom. But it doesn't have to

Homeschooling parents who start their homeschooling journey with the delight of discovery through living books and real-life learning will be happy to know that you can still homeschool with living books in high school. From the beginning, I have centered my homeschool around living books. We read well-written, beautifully illustrated picture books when the children were little. As they grew older, we found the original Winnie-the-Pooh books in used bookstores, as well as Thorton Burgess…

How do we turn our unschoolers' learning into homeschool records notes? What do we write? What educational language can we use? If we haven't got any written assignments or worksheets, what do we add to our notebooks to show what our kids have been doing? I'm going to share some of my daughter Gemma-Rose's recent

When unschooling children reach the teenage years, is it time for them to stop following their interests and do some serious structured work instead? If they continue to unschool, will they fail to gain enough knowledge to get into university? Do they need to learn how to write essays, complete assignments, meet deadlines and deal with exams? Do parents need to tighten the rules for teens? Perhaps they should restrict their teenagers’ freedom to keep them safe because their worlds are…

Homeschool High School Math with Mr. D. Making the switch to consumer math with Mr. D was the best decision we made. Here's why.

My oldest daughter just finished her first semester of college classes, and there are ways I would homeschool high school differently if I had a do-over.