Word Choices
Words. Words. Words. There are so many word choices. Quite frankly, often, to a “new […]
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Teaching Historical Biography: I am Malala
I am in the middle of currently teaching one of my student’s favorite classes, which […]
Guest Post: How an OTA Personal Development Class Kick-Started Homeschooling Freshman Year
Guest post by Sarah Snyder, onlineschoolmom.com Frantically planning my son’s freshman year, I carefully selected […]
Homeschooling with Multiple Intelligences in Mind
Professor Howard Gardner, of Harvard University. penned the theory back in the early-mid 1980’s that […]
Yes, Homeschooled Students CAN have a Graduation!
Your child has worked hard over the years. YOU have worked hard over the years. […]
Homeschooling your High Schooler? OTA’s Checklist Can Help
When you begin homeschooling, it is hard to imagine continuing through high school or even […]
Dual Enrollment: Not Always a Good Thing
“Don’t be in such a hurry to grow up.” This saying is one we have […]
Why Should Teens Learn Geography?
There are dozens of reasons why an 8th, 9th or 10th grader should spend one […]
How to Homeschool Full-Time with OTA!
A Wide Variety of Interdisciplinary Courses One mom, Jane*, stumbled across OTA during her daughter’s […]
Assessment in the Online World
When I tell people that I am a teacher, one of their first questions is […]