If you are a teenager at home or a parent of an educated teenager, you may be interested in this book. Or maybe... you are a teenager in a public or private school, are your parents now thinking about going to school at home? And think about it, if this is your third year of high school, what should I do? What if this means leaving your long-term school friends? In this book, Lisa Dunlop wrote a story about a girl named Elizabeth in this case. Lisa has been studying at home for 9 years and is currently attending a university correspondence course. She lives in Tampa, Florida with her mother, father, brother and two cats.
As explained in the book, "through Lisa's many years of family education, she has seen many changes in the many new schooling experiences, usually from awkward, untrusted teens to happy, talkative young people. Hope it encourages Parents and children. Teens."
The book is easy to read, only 107 pages, which is fun and does encourage any teenager who might be looking for future family education. In her book, Lisa also gives anyone who wants to contact her to ask her questions, or to have her speak at a course, seminar or home school meeting.
Being a teenager at home is probably one of the best things you can do for them! One day they will thank you!
Orignal From: Lisa Dunlop's home school
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