I'm a struggling highschooler who's homeschooled and needs to find a simple and easy way to graduate. any idea

Question

I am currently doing abeka program but they have way to much crammed in that i can't concentrate that long on. I'm falling behind their has to be a better way! help!

Answer 1

If you are "falling behind" you can ask them for an extension.

Abeka is not difficult, but adheres to a strict schedule, since the curriculum was designed for private schools.

If this program does not work for you, sell it and look for something else.

Christian Liberty Academy works on a calendar year instead of a nine month school calendar.

The other option you have is to get your GED, and start college.

Answer 2

there are many programs to choose  from. the one that you have may not be right for you. your parents can do some research.

Answer 3

Why not ask your parents to switch to a different program? There are lots out there. You might not even need a program. Where you live, your parents may be able to determine your graduation requirements.

Answer 4

I use to be home schookled but now i am not. Home schooling is easy to get buy you could be failing and stell go on. I say though you should ask some one like a friend or parent for help. Other than that you will be fine.

Answer 5

I can remember being homeschooled in high school and feeling like there was too much work.  But I think that's common for every highschooler.  Abeka is a good program, and you'll be well prepared if you stick with it.  The thing about highschool is that it is a growing experience.  You are learning how to study and work hard for the first time.  I think homeschoolers feel this more than private or public school students, because we were used to getting finished with school work by noon.  Don't feel like you can't do it or that you are the only one who struggled through it.  You can try another program, but every single one will challenge you.  I hate to sound like every single adult who told me "Just work hard; you'll get it eventually!" when I was in school, but that really is the true answer.

Answer 6

It sounds like you just need someone to help you out. Some things make more sense and stick in your head better when delivered verbally. If your parents aren't the maths types, ask a neighbour or get your parents to hire a tutor. The local uni is a good place to find someone.

I remember having to teach my brother trig. I couldn't remember for the life of my and had to ask a friend of mine to teach me. Or re-teach really. She was my year 9 maths teacher and had taught me in the first place! I felt a bit silly sitting at her kitchen table with a text book. I think I'd finished school by then too!