Check out these “must know” tips on teaching high school unit studies in your homeschool. Teaching high school can be intimidating for most of us. Up until now, you may have known or remembered most of what you were teaching the kiddos. When it comes to high school, I remember a blur. If you are like me, no worries. Don’t freak out. Use these practical tips to help you with unit studies. It’s true that you’ll need to track credits and courses, but before stressing out about them take a look at this help.
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