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3 Reasons Homeschooling Parents are the Future to Lesson Planning

Everybody has a favorite thing that their mom has cooked. For some reason, when you tasted other people’s, it just didn’t taste the same. And sometimes, as an adult, you long for Mom’s home cooking. The trouble is that you can never get the recipe just right. That’s kind of how lesson planning is. Based […]

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How to Save Money on Your Children Going to College

It is no longer news that a college degree is expensive. CNBC reported that average tuition for private colleges in America rose from $15,160 in 2008 to $34,740 in 2018. This is about a 129 percent increase. And for the last 30 years, tuition for public college rose from $3,200 to $10,000, which is about

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Three Steps on Graduating from College Debt-free!

Unfortunately, graduating with debt has become so common for students nowadays. The amount of student debt in the US has seen a significant rise in the past decade alone. It is undeniable that education is vital, but with the high expenses expected in exchange for education, sometimes it becomes so unattractive. We’re here to help!

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Parental Involvement as Your Child Transitions to Middle School

Hooray! Your child just joined the middle school. Hold your horses, though; let’s get acquainted with middle school life first. Indubitably, the middle school environment is far different from the elementary one. The buildings are bigger, teachers are less nurturing, your child’s hormones are setting in for adolescence, academic assignments will pile up shortly after

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