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What Do You Teach in US History I? In high school, the study of American history is usually broken into two courses to explore the history of the United States of America in depth. US History I curriculum topics should include: Voyages of Columbus and the relationship between the explorers and the American Indians Colonization, […]

What Do You Teach in High School Chemistry? High school chemistry introduces students to more complicated topics such as stoichiometry, thermodynamics, virtual laboratory experiments, and more. This strong base of knowledge will prepare them for subjects such as physics and advanced biology in the near future. Some other topics that should be covered in tenth […]

How to Homeschool Tenth Grade Before you start homeschooling tenth grade, there are some steps you should take. Learn your state’s homeschooling requirements to stay compliant Choose a curriculum that works for your family. Generate a schedule to works for you Set your homeschool objectives and goals Track your child’s progress Find any homeschool groups […]

What Do You Teach in High School Physics? Teaching physics helps students understand how the universe works, from its structure to how the different components interact with each other. Students explore complex scientific concepts and make real-world connections to understand its impact on daily life. Our physics curriculum focuses on making sure students get a […]

How to Homeschool Eleventh Grade Before you start homeschooling 11th grade, you will want to do a few things: Make sure you know your state’s homeschooling requirements Identify an engaging core curriculum that fits your child’s strengths and needs. Choose electives that will benefit your child and meet any requirements of your state. Find a […]

Which Math Courses Should a 12th Grader Take? For students aiming for college, 3-4 years of mathematics are recommended during high school.  By 12th grade, most students will have completed Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry, so high school seniors may want to focus on a higher level mathematics course such as Precalculus or Trigonometry. […]

What Do You Learn in Pre-Calculus? Pre-calculus is a year-long course that provides a structured entry to advanced studies while building on concepts learned in previous high school math courses. Designed to be taken after Algebra II, pre-calculus builds upon students’ understanding of various aspects of functions and expands their knowledge of trigonometric functions, all […]

Preparing Your Lesson Plans When getting started, it’s important to note that, although generally important, the standards of what students should learn each school year are an unnecessary starting part of lesson planning. A good standards-based curriculum such as Time4Learning will have the courses set up to systematically teach the standards that the students are […]