Im on home schooling.. is their any like websites...?

Question

that anyone knows about that can make it go faster...

i want to try to graduate with my friends...

and ive heard from alot of people they used the web to search for answers or what not...

thanks a ton if you know.. it would help me alot...

xoxox

Answer 1

oh boy. I really hope you learn some better grammar along the way. There are alot of home schooling resources on the web, but as for cheating and looking up answers I don't recommend that since your lack of education in grammar will certainly show up in the real world when filling out job applications and resumes.

Also I was homeschool from K-4 and from 10-12 and went on to University of Maine with no problems...I was actually taking my first year of college courses, when I was finishing up my junior/senior year of highschool. I really buckled down with both highschool and college and got my BA when I was 20. Homeschooling can be great for your education if you take it seriously. And no I'm not a nerd or unsocial!

Answer 2

I just want to say to anyone who reads this question that this is NOT what the average homeschooler is like. The average homeschooler knows why they're in school, values the education they're recieving, and many graduate early WITHOUT cheating...which is just what this asker is doing...CHEATING.

To the asker... You wont graduate even if you finish school the way you plan to. Your friends will because they'll be educated, and I imagine some of them will even be ready to move on to college if the public school didn't fail them, but you wont. You'll be no more ready than you are right now, and if you are now, you'll likely be less because you'll have grown used to cheating and you can not get by that way in college. Stop giving us REAL homeschoolers a bad name and learn something.

Answer 3

This site is good for getting answer and helping you understand the material, just type the question to your problem of what ever subject and locate the right area for it to be in. Example math question in math area and then submit it or you can go to www.webmath.com and they will let you put in your math question and they will do the whole problem for you showing you step by step how to do it and then give you the answer at the end.

Hope this helps....

Answer 4

It sounds to me like you are in a public school "homeschool" program and it might not be a good fit for you. Education isn't about finding or getting answers, it's about forming opinions and exploring educational opportunities.

Instead of trying to earn a grade. Why not try exploring your interests and learn more about the world around you. There are many terrific websites, the site below links to some fantastic resources that are entertaining and educational.

Learning shouldn't be boring or a drudge. Why not try something different?

Happy Homeschooling!

~Annette M. Hall

http://LocalHS.com/