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How to Build a High School Transcript That Actually Helps Your Teen Succeed
No, you don’t need a school counselor to build a transcript. Here’s how to do it yourself — the right way.
How to Teach Subjects You Don’t Understand (Like Algebra or Chemistry)
Struggling to teach Algebra or Chemistry in your homeschool? Learn how to lead your student without being the expert—and why video-based courses can be the solution.
What If My Homeschool Teen Isn’t College-Bound? A Smarter Way to Plan Their Future
Not every homeschool student needs college. Discover modern alternatives that build skills, confidence, and a real future—without student debt.
Can My Homeschool Student Really Get Into College? (And How to Prepare)
Wondering if your homeschool student can get into college? Learn the 3 key steps to prepare your homeschooler for successful college admissions.
How to Choose the Right High School Curriculum for Your Homeschooler
Choosing a homeschool high school curriculum doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Learn what to look for and how AskDrCallahan’s math and business courses help your student thrive.
How to Know If Your Homeschool Student Is On Track Academically
Without state-issued benchmarks or public school report cards, it’s easy to feel uncertain about whether your child is progressing like they should.
Here’s the good news: You’re not behind. You’re just building a different kind of education—one that fits your student’s needs.
Let’s walk through how to evaluate whether your child is on track—and how to move forward with confidence.
How to Avoid Overwhelm in Homeschool High School: 3 Strategies That Actually Work
Suddenly you’re dealing with transcripts, college planning, curriculum choices, and that ever-present worry:
“Am I doing enough?”
What Are the Alternatives to Traditional Math Programs?
If your student is frustrated by traditional math programs—or you are—this is for you
What Is Pre-Algebra and When Should You Start It?
Pre-algebra is exactly what it sounds like—it’s the bridge between arithmetic (basic math) and formal algebra. It introduces your student to new ways of thinking: using variables, solving for unknowns, working with negative numbers, and starting to see how math becomes more about patterns and logic instead of just “doing math”.
But pre-algebra isn’t one specific course with a universal start date. It’s more like a phase of learning.
When Should You Start Pre-Algebra?
How to Teach High School Math at Home
Are you homeschooling a high schooler and feeling overwhelmed by math? Whether it’s Algebra, Geometry, or even Calculus, you’re not alone. A lot of parents worry they’re not ‘mathy’ enough to teach these subjects—but I’m here to tell you that you don’t have to be a math expert to guide your teen to success!