Self-starters who want to design their own programs and rely on papers, self, and teacher evaluations will be happy here. They take one course at a time for three to four weeks and then move on to the next course. Homeschoolers who like to study one thing in depth will find compatible spirits here. Homeschooled highschoolers should also check out their summer workshops. They conduct seminars, rather than classes.
Students read original works rather than textbooks.
Usually evaluation occurs with portfolio assessment. They offer a Bible-centered, academically rigorous curriculum and related apprenticeships. Some homeschoolers will want to continue homeschooling for college. Three colleges should be of interest to home educators for their challenging academics, creative approaches, and reasonable prices. Some families begin homeschooling because their schools did not adequately deal with their child's learning disability.