High school

Should you follow the trend and institute a no homework policy in your classroom? Weigh the pros and cons before you decide.

Your older student can have a smooth start to the day with these creative and educational ideas for a morning work basket.

Are you looking for an after school or summer job and don’t know where to start? Check out this list of 25 job ideas for teens.

Dual enrollment means taking college classes in high school. Is this the right choice? Find out all about dual enrollment from A to Z.

These math project ideas for high school span the math subjects. Make math interesting and applicable to the real world!

Is it hard to learn Spanish? While learning any language can be challenging, Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn. Here’s why.

November 1st kicks off NaNoWriMo! Here are some ideas for how to use it with your students in elementary, middle, and high school!

Helping your child develop a love for literature and composition just got easier with Mr. D Math’s NEW Comparative Literature and Composition class!

Helping your child develop their singing voice and become more confident as they do it is priceless. Here’s how The Vocal Gym can help!

Math anxiety can stop a student in their tracks. Here’s how to help them overcome it and learn to love (or at least tolerate!) math lessons!

Need a history curriculum for your high schooler? Check out the Best Online History Curriculum that includes everything you need for 4 years.

Considering vocational courses after graduation? Here’s why you might be missing out if you’re not exploring job skills training as a career.

It can be helpful to hear how other people homeschool. Below is a list of books for homeschooling to help you learn how to homeschool.

Dual enrollment is when a high school student takes college classes while still in high school. As challenging as that sounds, taking dual enrollment courses has been shown to play a role in improving student outcomes.

Looking for poems for your teen? Keep reading to see the list of more than a dozen great books of poetry for teens and tweens.

Not sure how to keep your homeschooled tweens and teens interested in learning? Try interest-led learning with Education Perfect!

Online classes are great, but how do you keep your teen involved during online high school classes? Check out these 5 ways to do it!

What books should students in 10th grade read? Check out this reading list for 10th graders to get started reading classics & contemporaries!

Building financial literacy for teens is not easy! Learn three ways to talk about money that make a big impact without having to lecture.

Should you homeschool your teen? Here’s what you should consider when thinking through homeschooling a teenager.