In today’s episode with guest podcaster Dachelle from Hide the Chocolate and Literary Adventures for kids, we are treated to a humorous look at how teenage hormones affect homeschooling high school. You will laugh, you will cry! Well, maybe not the latter — but you will be entertained and discover you’re not alone. Enjoy! SHOW NOTES

In today’s episode with guest podcaster Dachelle from Hide the Chocolate and Literary Adventures for kids, we are treated to a humorous look at how teenage hormones affect homeschooling high school. You will laugh, you will cry! Well, maybe not the latter — but you will be entertained and discover you’re not alone. Enjoy! <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/podcast-82-teenage-hormones/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

When Hormones and Homeschooling Collide

Communicating with teenagers isn’t always easy. In order for homeschooling high school to go smoothly, it’s important to have a stable communication pattern with your teen, so you can discuss curriculum choices, scheduling, etc. That means creating an atmosphere in which everyone feels comfortable. Here are my best tips — after raising five teens and living to tell the tale — for keeping communication lines open. SHOW NOTES

Communicating with teenagers isn’t always easy. In order for homeschooling high school to go smoothly, it’s important to have a stable communication pattern with your teen, so you can discuss curriculum choices, scheduling, etc. That means creating an atmosphere in which everyone feels comfortable. Here are my best tips — after raising five teens and living to tell the tale — for keeping communication lines open. <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/podcast-81-communicating-with-teenagers/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Communicating with Your Teen

We’ve got another guest podcaster this week, Gena Mayo from I Choose Joy and Music in Our Homeschool. She has graduated several children from their homeschool — and has several more to go! She’ll share what she’s done that has been successful for their family. I love the opportunity to hear from other homeschool moms, don’t you? There may be a new idea for you to try! SHOW NOTES

We’ve got another guest podcaster this week, Gena Mayo from <a href="https://ichoosejoy.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">I Choose Joy</a> and <a href="https://learn.musicinourhomeschool.com/?affcode=50562_edtjatsm" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Music in Our Homeschool</a>. She has graduated several children from their homeschool — and has several more to go! She’ll share what she’s done that has been successful for their family. I love the opportunity to hear from other homeschool moms, don’t you? There may be a new idea for you to try! <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/podcast-80-gena-mayo-advice-for-homeschooling-high-school/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

My Best Tips and Advice - from Gena Mayo

It can be hard to know how much to loosen the reins for your teen. When are you being too controlling? When are you not giving enough structure? The balance is crucial. After raising five teens, Ann has some practical advice based on years of experience. And it can apply to younger kids in some ways, too! SHOW NOTES

It can be hard to know how much to loosen the reins for your teen. When are you being too controlling? When are you not giving enough structure? The balance is crucial. After raising five teens, Ann has some practical advice based on years of experience. And it can apply to younger kids in some ways, too! <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/podcast-79-granting-autonomy/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Granting Autonomy to Your Homeschooled Teen

Kara Walker

It IS possible to graduate debt-free from college — our guest podcaster, Kara Walker, has done it! If you want to know how to graduate college debt-free, this episode will give you the nitty gritty from the perspective of a young adult who was homeschooled through high school. Kara is on a quest to help other students graduate debt-free with her podcast, Money and Mental Peace and her upcoming course “The Debt-Free College Blueprint!” She is a twenty-something Christian entrepreneur, amateur snowboarder, and recovering over-achiever. Kara enjoys goal-setting, budgeting, and living a debt-free lifestyle, and wants to help YOU do the same! I think you’ll find this episode extremely informative and hope-giving. Kara is enjoyable to listen to and has actionable advice you can get started on today. SHOW NOTES

It IS possible to graduate debt-free from college — our guest podcaster, Kara Walker, has done it! If you want to know how to graduate college debt-free, this episode will give you the nitty gritty from the perspective of a young adult who was homeschooled through high school. Kara is on a quest to help other students graduate debt-free with her podcast, Money and Mental Peace and her upcoming course “The Debt-Free College Blueprint!” She is a twenty-something Christian entrepreneur, amateur snowboarder, and recovering over-achiever. Kara enjoys goal-setting, budgeting, and living a debt-free lifestyle, and wants to help YOU do the same! I think you’ll find this episode extremely informative and hope-giving. Kara is enjoyable to listen to and has actionable advice you can get started on today. <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/how-to-graduate-college-debt-free/)" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

How to Graduate College Debt Free - with Kara Walker

Woo howdy, it can be hard to know how to have patience when you are with your ornery teen all day erry day like we homeschoolers are! If you’ve ever struggled with this (and you know you have, hello), then this episode is for you. Ann discusses some of the underlying causes of our impatience and gives practical ways to exhibit more patience on the daily. Your efforts to learn how to have patience will reap benefits in your relationship with your teen — which will make the homeschool days proceed more smoothly. Sounds nice, doesn’t it?

Woo howdy, it can be hard to know how to have patience when you are with your ornery teen all day erry day like we homeschoolers are! If you’ve ever struggled with this (and you know you have, hello), then this episode is for you. Ann discusses some of the underlying causes of our impatience and gives practical ways to exhibit more patience on the daily. Your efforts to learn how to have patience will reap benefits in your relationship with your teen — which will make the homeschool days proceed more smoothly. Sounds nice, doesn’t it?

How to Have Patience with Your Homeschooled Teen

Are you in the “let ’em sleep” camp or the “we gotta get started on school by 9am” camp? You might guess from the title of this episode that I’m in the former. In this episode I give all the reasons why I advocate for letting your homeschooled teen sleep in and do their schoolwork when they are well rested. It seems like a simple topic, but it can affect many aspects of your homeschool day. Listen to find out more. SHOW NOTES

Are you in the “let ’em sleep” camp or the “we gotta get started on school by 9am” camp? You might guess from the title of this episode that I’m in the former. In this episode I give all the reasons why I advocate for letting your homeschooled teen sleep in and do their schoolwork when they are well rested. It seems like a simple topic, but it can affect many aspects of your homeschool day. Listen to find out more. <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/podcat-76-letting-your-teen-sleep-in/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Pros of Letting Your Teen Sleep In

I remember the days before I started homeschooling high school, when I thought my kids and I were going to have the most amazing experience, and they would go on to become rocket scientists (or something else equally impressive), and everyone would be in awe of what we had accomplished and what wonderful, successful people they turned out to be. Then reality hit. Turns out we’re pretty ordinary. But ya know what? Ordinary is totally OK. What are your expectations about homeschooling high school? In this episode I discuss five possibilities and bring reality to bear. Don’t set yourself up for a feeling of failure; start out with reasonable expectations and do what works best for your family. SHOW NOTES

I remember the days before I started homeschooling high school, when I thought my kids and I were going to have the most amazing experience, and they would go on to become rocket scientists (or something else equally impressive), and everyone would be in awe of what we had accomplished and what wonderful, successful people they turned out to be. Then reality hit. Turns out we’re pretty ordinary. But ya know what? Ordinary is totally OK. What are your expectations about homeschooling high school? In this episode I discuss five possibilities and bring reality to bear. Don’t set yourself up for a feeling of failure; start out with reasonable expectations and do what works best for your family. <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/podcast-75-expectations/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Do You Have Unrealistic Expectations?

Sometimes homeschooling high school doesn’t look the way we thought it would, because our teen cannot work on their own. They can’t learn independently, and mom has to be with them all day for any schoolwork to get done. This is a frustrating and overwhelming situation. In this episode we discuss some ways to adapt our thinking and our processes to create a better atmosphere and relieve much of the burden for everyone. There is hope! SHOW NOTES

Sometimes homeschooling high school doesn’t look the way we thought it would, because our teen cannot work on their own. They can’t learn independently, and mom has to be with them all day for any schoolwork to get done. This is a frustrating and overwhelming situation. In this episode we discuss some ways to adapt our thinking and our processes to create a better atmosphere and relieve much of the burden for everyone. There is hope! <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/podcast-74-teen-cannot-work-independently/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

When Your Teen Cannot Learn Independently

We often play the comparison game and then second-guess ourselves. In this episode I discuss ways to help yourself feel confident about your decisions, so you're not always looking around you at what everyone else is doing and feeling like you don't measure up. Remember that you have so much freedom as you homeschool high school. Embrace it! Stand strong! And listen to the episode for more reassurance! SHOW NOTES

We often play the comparison game and then second-guess ourselves. In this episode I discuss ways to help yourself feel confident about your decisions, so you're not always looking around you at what everyone else is doing and feeling like you don't measure up. Remember that you have so much freedom as you homeschool high school. Embrace it! Stand strong! And listen to the episode for more reassurance! <a href="https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/episode-73-how-to-feel-confident/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

How to Feel Confident About Your Decisions While Homeschooling High School

Homeschooling high school can be scary and overwhelming to think about, but it doesn't have to be that hard! Ann has 20+ years of homeschooling experience, including graduating four kids (one more to go!). In this podcast she will reassure you, inspire you, and empower you with the information you need to feel confident and successful as you homeschool your teen. Includes interviews with experts as well as Ann's own practical advice.

I thought the episodes with Jean Burk and the follow up episode with Annie about the SAT and ACT were so informative. They really helped clarify my plans for my kids as we approach these tests.

So helpful

Homeschooling gets a little more challenging when high school comes along and a lot of your friends start bailing and sending their kids to traditional schools. I found myself in that place a few years back and then I found Annie’s FB page and podcast. Her warm  can-do attitude and years of experience have kept me in the game, and I’m almost up the finish line now with my first close to graduation. So thankful!!

Helping me to the finish line!

It's Not That Hard to Homeschool High School

Is it a good idea to give your kid high school credit before they've entered ninth grade?  In this episode, Ann discusses what to consider before giving your younger kid high school credit in eighth grade or lower. Her thoughts on this may differ from what you've heard elsewhere; give it a listen and see what you think. SHOW NOTES

Is it a good idea to give your kid high school credit before they've entered ninth grade?  In this episode, Ann discusses what to consider before giving your younger kid high school credit in eighth grade or lower. Her thoughts on this may differ from what you've heard elsewhere; give it a listen and see what you think. <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-21-credit-before-high-school" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

High School Credit Before High School?

Heather Woodie has gotten TWO kids into two different high-level colleges, and she's here to share a bit of her experience with us. She gives us insight into who will and won't succeed there, how  homeschoolers can get through the application process, and more. SHOW NOTES

Heather Woodie has gotten TWO kids into two different high-level colleges, and she's here to share a bit of her experience with us. She gives us insight into who will and won't succeed there, how  homeschoolers can get through the application process, and more. <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-18-top-tier-schools-homeschoolers" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Aiming for Top-Tier Colleges as a Homeschooler

Sometimes it can seem like our teens have no concept of time, that they let it slip through their fingers and then wonder where it all went. Here are tips and ideas to use with your teen to help them become more aware of using time well. Rome wasn't built in a day, but we can make baby steps towards the goal!  SHOW NOTES

Sometimes it can seem like our teens have no concept of time, that they let it slip through their fingers and then wonder where it all went. Here are tips and ideas to use with your teen to help them become more aware of using time well. Rome wasn't built in a day, but we can make baby steps towards the goal!  <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-17-teen-time-management" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Helping Your Teen with Time Management

More great stuff from Jen Mackinnon of Practical By Default and The Working Homeschool Mom Club. Our conversation is encouraging and wide-ranging and fun! Every homeschool mom can benefit from listening to this podcast, but for those who also work, they will discover their struggles are common and they are not alone in the journey. Get practical strategies to make life less stressful and be able to do what you need to do! SHOW NOTES

More great stuff from Jen Mackinnon of Practical By Default and The Working Homeschool Mom Club. Our conversation is encouraging and wide-ranging and fun! Every homeschool mom can benefit from listening to this podcast, but for those who also work, they will discover their struggles are common and they are not alone in the journey. Get practical strategies to make life less stressful and be able to do what you need to do! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-14-working-homeschool-moms/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Time Management for Working Homeschool Moms - Part 2

If you are a working homeschool mom, your time is very limited and very precious. Get some great tips for making it stretch further from Jen Mackinnon of Practical By Default. She runs the popular Facebook group called The Working Homeschool Mom Club and has so much great wisdom to share about how to decrease the stress of being a working mom AND a homeschool mom. (And a lot of what she shares is helpful for ANY homeschool mom, so if you don't work you might still want to listen in!) SHOW NOTES

If you are a working homeschool mom, your time is very limited and very precious. Get some great tips for making it stretch further from Jen Mackinnon of Practical By Default. She runs the popular Facebook group called The Working Homeschool Mom Club and has so much great wisdom to share about how to decrease the stress of being a working mom AND a homeschool mom. (And a lot of what she shares is helpful for ANY homeschool mom, so if you don't work you might still want to listen in!) <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-14-working-homeschool-moms" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Time Management for Working Homeschool Moms - Part 1

Self-care, systems, survival—super helpful ideas for how to make the working mom and homeschooling thing work! Jen Mackinnon has been there and knows what it takes to do it all with some sense of sanity. SO MANY PRACTICAL STRATEGIES in this episode. Give a listen! SHOW NOTES

Self-care, systems, survival—super helpful ideas for how to make the working mom and homeschooling thing work! Jen Mackinnon has been there and knows what it takes to do it all with some sense of sanity. SO MANY PRACTICAL STRATEGIES in this episode. Give a listen! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-14-working-homeschool-moms/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Time Management for Working Homeschool Moms - Part 3

Bethany Ishee and I talk about "any &amp; everything" in this episode, from the differences between children to the way kids change to how does a mom get time for herself... This is such a fun conversation, and I think there are great little nuggets for you to grab onto throughout. If nothing else, you'll be reminded that you're not the only one experiencing what you're going through!  SHOW NOTES

Bethany Ishee and I talk about "any &amp; everything" in this episode, from the differences between children to the way kids change to how does a mom get time for herself... This is such a fun conversation, and I think there are great little nuggets for you to grab onto throughout. If nothing else, you'll be reminded that you're not the only one experiencing what you're going through!  <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episodes-22-24-learning-outside-the-box/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Learning Outside the Box in Your Homeschool - Part 3

In this second episode with Bethany Ishee of bethanyishee.com, we talk mostly about dual enrollment, which is what Bethany has done with her oldest daughter. Is it possible to succeed with this kind of structure after a relaxed homeschool environment? You bet! She gives us all the nuts and bolts about how to make it happen, including one trick to make sure the credits will transfer where you want them to! SHOW NOTES

In this second episode with Bethany Ishee of <a href="http://bethanyishee.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bethanyishee.com</a>, we talk mostly about dual enrollment, which is what Bethany has done with her oldest daughter. Is it possible to succeed with this kind of structure after a relaxed homeschool environment? You bet! She gives us all the nuts and bolts about how to make it happen, including one trick to make sure the credits will transfer where you want them to! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episodes-22-24-learning-outside-the-box/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Learning Outside the Box in Your Homeschool - Part 2

Heather Woodie from blogshewrote.org is back with more wonderful wisdom for us! This time we talk about your out-of-the-box kids and how to make them stand out amongst all the others that are applying to colleges. We also touch on doing a fifth year of high school, naming courses on the transcript, and other helpful stuff! SHOW NOTES

Heather Woodie from <a href="http://blogshewrote.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">blogshewrote.org</a> is back with more wonderful wisdom for us! This time we talk about your out-of-the-box kids and how to make them stand out amongst all the others that are applying to colleges. We also touch on doing a fifth year of high school, naming courses on the transcript, and other helpful stuff! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-18-top-tier-schools-homeschoolers/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Aiming for Top-Tier Colleges as a Homeschooler - Part 2

This episode is with Bethany Ishee of bethanyishee.com, and we discuss various ideas to provide your kids with learning that is outside of the box, aside from formal curriculum or the "have-to's" that we get so concerned about with high schoolers. The conversation is fun to listen to, and as always you get to hear the perspective of another homeschool mom who has been in the trenches of high school and found ways to make it work! SHOW NOTES

This episode is with Bethany Ishee of <a href="http://bethanyishee.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bethanyishee.com</a>, and we discuss various ideas to provide your kids with learning that is outside of the box, aside from formal curriculum or the "have-to's" that we get so concerned about with high schoolers. The conversation is fun to listen to, and as always you get to hear the perspective of another homeschool mom who has been in the trenches of high school and found ways to make it work! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episodes-22-24-learning-outside-the-box" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Learning Outside the Box in Your Homeschool - Part 1

This episode is all about working with your creative teen. How do you help them find their passion? How do you encourage them to just do. the. work? How can you set them up to be ready for WHATEVER is in store for them? All this and more answered by Heather Woodie from BlogSheWrote.org, who knows what she's talking about since she has raised two creative kids who are now at top-tier colleges! SHOW NOTES

This episode is all about working with your creative teen. How do you help them find their passion? How do you encourage them to just do. the. work? How can you set them up to be ready for WHATEVER is in store for them? All this and more answered by Heather Woodie from <a href="http://BlogSheWrote.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BlogSheWrote.org</a>, who knows what she's talking about since she has raised two creative kids who are now at top-tier colleges! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-18-top-tier-schools-homeschoolers/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Aiming for Top-Tier Colleges as a Homeschooler - Part 3

It's that time of year when we are narrowing down our curriculum choices, when the hope is high that we'll find something that will really work and ignite our homeschool to be better than it's ever been. Cuz maybe this past year was disappointing (which actually is probably true for everyone this time around, what with quarantining and all). Yet you don't know where to start or how to find that perfect something. Or you're overwhelmed with all the choices. It's almost worse than choosing from the dessert menu at Cheescake Factory! Do you need someone to give you some pointers? That's where this podcast episode comes in. Ann shares her thoughts on choosing and using curriculum so you don't set yourself up to fail. It's gotta work for YOU, right? As always you'll hear Ann's practical viewpoint that you might not find elsewhere. She wants you to feel encouraged and inspired—but with no pressure. We've all got lots going on; no one needs to turn this into yet another thing that we feel like we're not good at. So in 15 minutes you can regain perspective and get motivated to press on! SHOW NOTES

It's that time of year when we are narrowing down our curriculum choices, when the hope is high that we'll find something that will really work and ignite our homeschool to be better than it's ever been. Cuz maybe this past year was disappointing (which actually is probably true for everyone this time around, what with quarantining and all). Yet you don't know where to start or how to find that perfect something. Or you're overwhelmed with all the choices. It's almost worse than choosing from the dessert menu at Cheescake Factory! Do you need someone to give you some pointers? That's where this podcast episode comes in. Ann shares her thoughts on choosing and using curriculum so you don't set yourself up to fail. It's gotta work for YOU, right? As always you'll hear Ann's practical viewpoint that you might not find elsewhere. She wants you to feel encouraged and inspired—but with no pressure. We've all got lots going on; no one needs to turn this into yet another thing that we feel like we're not good at. So in 15 minutes you can regain perspective and get motivated to press on! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything/episode-30-thoughts-on-choosing-and-using-curriculum" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Thoughts on Choosing & Using Curriculum

In previous episodes Jean Burk told us how to prepare for the ACT, SAT, &amp; CLT, but you might still have some burning questions about the basic things you need to know. Why take these tests? When should you take them? Which test to take? How do you register? These are the questions that I answer from my own perspective in this episode. I'm up to #5 kid starting to apply to college—yikes!—so I've had some experience, and I distill it down to the doable and manageable. As always, LOL. Listen for the nitty gritty, quick and dirty lowdown on these tests and what you absolutely need to know about them. SHOW NOTES

In previous episodes Jean Burk told us how to prepare for the ACT, SAT, &amp; CLT, but you might still have some burning questions about the basic things you need to know. Why take these tests? When should you take them? Which test to take? How do you register? These are the questions that I answer from my own perspective in this episode. I'm up to #5 kid starting to apply to college—yikes!—so I've had some experience, and I distill it down to the doable and manageable. As always, LOL. Listen for the nitty gritty, quick and dirty lowdown on these tests and what you absolutely need to know about them. <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/episode-29-act-sat-clt/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Nuts & Bolts about the ACT, SAT, & CLT

Jean Burk

What is the difference between the ACT, SAT, &amp; CLT anyway? Haven't you wondered that? I know I have. In this episode Jean tells us exactly what we need to know, and we spend a bit of time learning more about the CLT, since it's newer and not everyone has heard of it. Other topics discussed are when you should start working with your kid to prepare for these, how long do they really get per question, and why do some "smart" kids still have trouble with these silly things? LOTSA valuable info AGAIN!  SHOW NOTES

What is the difference between the ACT, SAT, &amp; CLT anyway? Haven't you wondered that? I know I have. In this episode Jean tells us exactly what we need to know, and we spend a bit of time learning more about the CLT, since it's newer and not everyone has heard of it. Other topics discussed are when you should start working with your kid to prepare for these, how long do they really get per question, and why do some "smart" kids still have trouble with these silly things? LOTSA valuable info AGAIN!  <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episodes-26-28-sat-act-clt-with-jean-burk/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Preparing for the SAT, ACT, & CLT w/ Jean Burk - Part 3

This discussion with Jean contains more great info about the SAT, ACT, &amp; CLT, including why schools give scholarships based on these scores, what type of score is necessary for a scholarship, is it necessary to take them multiple times, when should your student start preparing, etc, etc, etc. Jean is a wealth of information; she really knows her stuff! Listen and be informed about this very important topic for your kid's future.  SHOW NOTES

This discussion with Jean contains more great info about the SAT, ACT, &amp; CLT, including why schools give scholarships based on these scores, what type of score is necessary for a scholarship, is it necessary to take them multiple times, when should your student start preparing, etc, etc, etc. Jean is a wealth of information; she really knows her stuff! Listen and be informed about this very important topic for your kid's future. <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episodes-26-28-sat-act-clt-with-jean-burk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> SHOW NOTES</a>

Preparing for the SAT, ACT, & CLT w/ Jean Burk - Part 2

The guest for the next three episodes, Jean Burk, got FREE RIDES for both of her kids using the strategies that she has now put into her test prep course called College Prep Genius. She knows her stuff, y'all, and she is truly fun and fascinating to listen to. Get ready for a great ride as we discuss all about her course and also lotsa great info about the SAT, ACT, and CLT! SHOW NOTES

The guest for the next three episodes, Jean Burk, got FREE RIDES for both of her kids using the strategies that she has now put into her test prep course called College Prep Genius. She knows her stuff, y'all, and she is truly fun and fascinating to listen to. Get ready for a great ride as we discuss all about her course and also lotsa great info about the SAT, ACT, and CLT! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episodes-26-28-sat-act-clt-with-jean-burk" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Preparing for the SAT, ACT, & CLT - with Jean Burk - Part 1

If you're stumped wondering what a credit is and how to assign them to your teen, this podcast episode is the one you need. It will answer all your questions and give you confidence to proceed. Credits aren't difficult to understand once you get the right information. Don't be intimidated by what others say you need to do. Listen here for the real truth! SHOW NOTES

If you're stumped wondering what a credit is and how to assign them to your teen, this podcast episode is the one you need. It will answer all your questions and give you confidence to proceed. Credits aren't difficult to understand once you get the right information. Don't be intimidated by what others say you need to do. Listen here for the real truth! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-25-assigning-credits/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Assigning Credits - especially when learning outside the box

The scary task of choosing a college for your teen can be simplified if you take it step-by-step and don't put the cart before the horse. What do I mean by that? You'll have to listen to the podcast episode to find out! SHOW NOTES

The scary task of choosing a college for your teen can be simplified if you take it step-by-step and don't put the cart before the horse. What do I mean by that? You'll have to listen to the podcast episode to find out! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-13-choosing-college" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

Choosing the Right College for Your Teen

What does it take to get your homeschooled teen into college? Not as much as you think! Ann has a perspective you may not have heard before, but it's an effective strategy that anyone can use. SHOW NOTES

What does it take to get your homeschooled teen into college? Not as much as you think! Ann has a perspective you may not have heard before, but it's an effective strategy that anyone can use. <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episode-12-look-good-on-college-applications" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a>

How to Look Good on College Applications

This conversation with Lynna Sutherland of Homeschooling Without Training Wheels just keeps getting better and better. In this episode she tells us about another couple strategies she uses to make sure her teens AND her younger children are homeschooled in a way that works for everyone, and we discuss the question of how she finds time to work with EIGHT kids. I think you'll be given some new ideas to try and also some encouragement that you CAN do this thing! Woot! SHOW NOTES Get on Ann's email list

This conversation with Lynna Sutherland of Homeschooling Without Training Wheels just keeps getting better and better. In this episode she tells us about another couple strategies she uses to make sure her teens AND her younger children are homeschooled in a way that works for everyone, and we discuss the question of how she finds time to work with EIGHT kids. I think you'll be given some new ideas to try and also some encouragement that you CAN do this thing! Woot! <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/podcast-episodes-9-11-homeschooling-high-school-younger-kids/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOW NOTES</a> <a href="https://www.annieandeverything.com/about-annie-and-everything/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Get on Ann's email list</a>

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