"Teaching" High School At Home  E-mail this product to a friend

In this seminar, Dr. Jay Wile explains why sending children to public school for a "proper" high school education is not in the best interest of the student.

Homeschooling parents are often faced with a difficult decision when their children reach high school. Typically, parents feel they are not able to teach the more demanding academic courses required at the high school level and, as a result, believe they must send their children to public school for a proper high school education. In this seminar, Dr. Jay Wile explains why such a decision is not in the best interest of the student. Using data gathered from many different sources, including his experience teaching at the high school level, Dr. Wile shows that the last place a student can get an adequate high school education is the typical public high school. Dr. Wile makes a compelling case for continuing to home school through high school regardless of the parent’s academic abilities. He outlines the courses a student must cover for an academically rigorous high school experience and provides suggestions for curricula and strategies, which will make those courses successful.