A summary of changes made to The Homeschooler’s Chat during May and a fresh art prompt for June!
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April Wrap-Up & Change Log
A recap of HSRC’s April’s happenings and upcoming events!
March Wrap-Up & Change Log
A recap of HSRC’s March happenings and upcoming events!
Discord Safety: 7 Key Steps To A Peaceful Discord Experience
Are you confident in your ability to advocate for your safety? Learn how to spot red flags in users’ behavior, protect your Discord account from scams, when to set boundaries with others, when to block someone, and how to get help when things get out of hand.
Making Friends In Person: Tips & Experiences
Learn how you can make friends while homeschooling! Input for this article was compiled from members of The Homeschooler’s Chat community, the largest Discord server for making friends with homeschooling students online.
5 Tips For Dealing With Stress At Home
5 tips for dealing with stress, recommended by members of The Homeschooler’s Chat community, the largest Discord server for homeschooling students.
Writing A Resume, Understanding Cover Letters, & More
By Max. What to know A resume — which can also be called a CV (Curriculum Vitae) outside of North America — is a document that you use to present your background, skills, accomplishments, etc. to potential employers. Most employers look at your educational history and your previous work history to learn about you. ResumesContinueContinue reading “Writing A Resume, Understanding Cover Letters, & More”
Opening a Bank Account, Using Debit Cards, & More – Quick rundown
By Max. How do I open a bank account? To open a bank account, you need to provide some identifying information. For example, your ID, social security number, your birth date, and phone number. Most banks require you to be 18+ to open up an account. That said, some banks will allow student or childContinueContinue reading “Opening a Bank Account, Using Debit Cards, & More – Quick rundown”
Financial Aid for College – Quick rundown
By Max Scholarships are intimidating Affording college can be pretty pricey, if you aren’t going to a community college. Scholarships and grants help with that!FAFSA is a federal student aid program that will give you “grants” for your schooling based off of your needs, and your parents’ income.Scholarships.com will help you search for scholarships basedContinueContinue reading “Financial Aid for College – Quick rundown”
Credit Cards: What are they and why do I need one?
By Max. Credit cards seem scary! Credit cards are a spooky concept, especially when we start talking about loans, debt, etc. To put it simply, a credit card is similar to a debt card, except that instead of using money you already have, you essentially ‘borrow’ money that you have to pay back later. UsuallyContinueContinue reading “Credit Cards: What are they and why do I need one?”
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