The IAHE Blog
Applying to College as a Homeschooler: Three Things You Need to Know
The transition from high school to college is a big one for any and all students. You are away from your loved ones, taking on new responsibilities, forming new friendships, and making decisions about what your future will look like. This can be especially difficult...
Science with an Edge
A common complaint against Christians in responding to concerns raised by skeptics is that they use the Bible to defend their claims rather than remaining neutral. This is especially common in the realm of science. Skeptics say they don’t believe the Bible, so...
Celebrating Presidents’ Day at Home
On February 22, 1778, a group of men stood outside General George Washington’s quarters at Valley Forge, playing a lively tune with drums and fifes. They were celebrating his birthday. Today, we honor him and other past presidents by celebrating Presidents’ Day. The...
Unlocking Your Child’s Potential: A Guide to Homeschooling with Unique Learning Styles
Every child is unique, and their learning style reflects that. As homeschool parents, it can be very frustrating when lessons just don’t seem to stick, no matter how hard you and your child are trying. You feel exasperated, and your child may become disheartened. My...
Best Homeschool Conference Tips
Are you experiencing the winter blues in your homeschooling routine and seeking words of encouragement? Are you looking for next year's curriculum? Do you want to connect with other homeschool families? Or are you in need of advice and a vision for the next stage of...
5 Must-Read Books for Homeschool Parents (That Aren’t About Homeschooling)
Sometimes, when I sit down at the end of a chaotic homeschool day, I find myself craving wisdom—not about the mechanics of teaching math or phonics, but about life. About how to lead with love in the mess of it all or how to find purpose amid the piles of laundry and...
The Role of Academic Support in Student Achievement
The transition from high school to college is a significant milestone, bringing both excitement and challenges. Academic support services can play a crucial role in helping students succeed as they navigate this new chapter. Common Challenges in the High...
What Matters Most in Choosing a Homeschool Curriculum?
It’s time for another homeschool convention, and I am looking forward to it. My favorite part of a convention is the one-on-one time I spend with parents and students. Each child is a unique work of art crafted by God, who gave that child specific gifts designed to...
College After Homeschool: Making the Transition Academically, Socially, Emotionally, and Spiritually
Any student who has gone to college will tell you that it’s a busy time. Applications for schools and scholarships need to be filled out, the SAT/ACT needs to be taken, and transcripts need to be obtained. Students who go to public or private high schools have the...