The November issue of Homeschooling Teen is online! View this month’s magazine at HomeschoolingTeen.com!
Welcome back Caela Fox, our Sports Report columnist! Now attending the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at ASU, this month she wrote about the 2015 World Series and the opening day of basketball season.
Read about Sydney Campanella and Lauren-Kate Stewart, 13-year-old best friends who published a series of children’s books after taking a homeschool writing class.
The featured homeschool-friendly college for this month is William Carey University. Also, Ave Maria University is offering a special scholarship opportunity and Fall Fest invitation for high school students in Michigan.
Sherah reports on the ownership controversy surrounding Vincent van Gogh’s “The Night Cafe,” Zoe drew a picture of her original character “Krystal,” Hannah wrote a descriptive poem titled “Thanksgiving,” and Nick tells us about his favorite animals.
There is a book review of Surprised By Joy, a game review of Unturned, and an anime review of Howl’s Moving Castle.
Check out “Vidcode, the Art + Technology Coding Platform for Teens,” “The Influence of Social Networking on Student Learning,” and “Millennial Teens: Technology Defines Their Lives.”
Also in this issue: “4 Out-of-the-Box Degrees;” “6 Exciting Jobs You Can Get with a History Degree;” and “5 Easiest Memorizing Solutions for You.”
In addition, there is an article titled “Tips and Tools for Learning IT Online” but the strategies are useful for learning any subject online.
And finally, Rachel Joy offers great advice on “Standing Out,” Narrelle reflects on the concept of success in “Two Cups of Tea,” and Olyvea and Ethan answer readers’ questions.
Here are all the links to the articles:
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Homeschooling Teen Profile
Homeschooled Authors: Sydney Campanella and Lauren-Kate Stewart
These 13-year-old girls are best friends and children’s book authors.
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Homeschool Friendly College
William Carey University Invites Homeschoolers to “Go the Extra Mile”
“Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God.” ~William Carey (1761-1834)
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Homeschooling High School
Ave Maria University Scholarship and Fall Fest Invitation
A great scholarship opportunity for Catholic students offered by homeschool-friendly Ave Maria University.
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College Life
4 Out-of-the-Box Degrees for Undergrads
Out-of-the-box occupations can provide careers that are challenging, secure, and financially rewarding.
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Careers
Love History? 6 Exciting Jobs You Can Get With a History Degree
If you’re a student of history, though you may dwell in the past, your future is bright.
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Culture Column
Artistic Differences: Who Owns Vincent van Gogh’s “The Night Cafe”?
This painting is one of Van Gogh’s masterpieces and one of his most famous, but who is the rightful owner?
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Marvelous Little Discovery
5 Easiest Memorizing Solutions for You
If you are not good at memorizing, here are five tips to overcome your problem.
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Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice
Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice
Olyvea and Ethan answer questions on homeschooling, dating, and life.
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Notes of Purpose
Keep pressing on toward the goal that God has laid on your heart, and you stand out in the way that God has created you.
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Turning Pages
Surprised by Joy, by C. S. Lewis
A highly personal, thoughtful, intelligent memoir by the man who wrote Chronicles of Narnia.
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Life Through a Teen’s Eyes
Hope you had fun on Halloween! Savor those Kit Kats for me.
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Sports Report
Opening Day of the 2015 Basketball Season
Opening Day of the 2015 Basketball season was one to watch.
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The World Around Us
This year’s World Series is one to remember no matter who you are.
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Xbolt’s Anime Reviews
A fantasy adventure that shows how appearances can be deceiving.
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Game Reviews
An early access casual survival game that can be downloaded from Steam for free.
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Zoe’s Art Corner
Zoe shares one of her pictures with a description of the subject, the story behind it, and the artistic process.
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Guest Column
The Influence of Social Networking on Student Learning
Social networks can be addictive and distracting, but they have a positive side too.
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Teen Tech Talk
Tips and Tools for Learning IT Online
Strategies for online learning, with links for learning IT online.
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STEM Time
Vidcode: The Art + Technology Coding Platform for Teens
Leverage the arts as a creative way to learn computer science in grades 8-12.
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Infographic
Millennial Teens: Technology Defines Their Lives
Millennial teens (ages 16-19) are the first generation to have no memory of life before the internet and cell phones.
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