what to do when teen hates school

What to Do When Your Teen Hates School (And You’re Ready to Quit)

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Let’s be real: homeschooling a teenager who flat-out hates school can shake even the most confident parent. Maybe your once-curious kid now drags their feet through every assignment. The eye-rolls are on autopilot, every subject is “pointless,” and your peaceful homeschool day has turned into a battlefield. You’ve poured your heart into planning, pivoting, praying… […]

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Homeschooling through high school may seem daunting at first, but with the right tools and mindset, it can be a rewarding experience for both parents and teens. As more families choose to tailor their children's education at home, the need for effective resources and support becomes paramount. Whether you're a seasoned homeschooler or just starting, there are plenty of strategies and materials designed to help you navigate these crucial years with confidence and success.

Homeschooling High School with Confidence: Essential Tips & Resources

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Homeschooling through high school may seem daunting at first, but with the right tools and mindset, it can be a rewarding experience for both parents and teens. As more families choose to tailor their children’s education at home, the need for effective resources and support becomes paramount. Whether you’re a seasoned homeschooler or just starting,

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How a Dead Language Benefits the Living

How a Dead Language Still Benefits the Living

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Latin, often regarded as a “dead” language, has long been a subject of debate in modern education. Many question the value of learning a language that is no longer spoken conversationally. However, despite its lack of native speakers, Latin continues to offer numerous educational benefits that extend far beyond the classroom. For students in high

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Create a chedule for your family

How Do I Create A Schedule That Works For MY Family?

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If you’re reading this, you likely survived the newborn stage at least once. That means you’ve also probably experienced the phenomenon that is finally figuring out a schedule that works, just for your baby to hit a sleep regression, start teething, cluster feeding, or any other number of schedule and life interrupters. Figuring out a

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Education in 2025: 8 Key Trends Reshaping How We Teach and Learn

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Are you ready to peek into the future of education? From AI-powered classrooms to increased focus on emotional intelligence, 2025 is set to redefine how we teach and learn. Whether you’re a home educator, parent, or simply curious about what’s next, here are the trends to watch—and how you can prepare your kids for success!

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“Unlocking the Brain: A Conversation with Dr. Timothy Jennings on Education and Mental Health”

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Welcome, listeners, to another episode of It’s Not That Hard to Homeschool podcast! Today, we’re diving into a fascinating conversation that blends faith, science, and the mind. Our guest is none other than Dr. Timothy Jennings, a board-certified psychiatrist, international speaker, and the president of Come and Reason Ministries. With decades of experience in mental

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Balancing Homeschool

Balancing Homeschooling with Multiple Children Who Need Guidance

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Homeschooling offers families the opportunity to create personalized learning experiences tailored to their children’s needs, but it can also present unique challenges—especially when you’re balancing multiple children who require your guidance and support. For families with younger children or those who are not yet ready to work independently, finding a harmonious approach to homeschooling can

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