Our teachers are homeschool parents and qualified instructors. We use the latest technology and scientific research to create engaging, developmentally appropriate, college prep classes for your homeschool family!
Classes for 5th–12th grades. Full year and semester classes, mini-courses, and summer classes.
Our teachers are homeschool parents and qualified instructors. We use the latest technology and scientific research to create engaging, developmentally appropriate, college prep classes for your homeschool family!
Classes for 5th–12th grades. Full year and semester classes, mini-courses, and summer classes.
Our teachers are homeschool parents and qualified instructors. We use the latest technology and scientific research to create engaging, developmentally appropriate, college prep classes for your homeschool family!
Classes for 5th–12th grades. Full year and semester classes, mini-courses, and summer classes.
Our teachers are homeschool parents and qualified instructors. We use the latest technology and scientific research to create engaging, developmentally appropriate, college prep classes for your homeschool family!
Classes for 5th–12th grades. Full year and semester classes, mini-courses, and summer classes.
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Debra Bell started Aim Academy in 2011 after teaching AP English online for 10 years. Her initial purpose was to offer classes that were aligned with AP, CLEP, and SAT exams so students were better prepared to score high on these by the end of high school. Friends, family members, and former students quickly joined her faculty. Each year we’ve had double digit growth in enrollment. Since then AIM Academy class list has expanded and our faculty has grown. We offer a full slate of college prep middle school and high school courses.
On to curriculum! In this final post in our series, Deb Bell helps this homeschooling mama learn to let go of unchecked boxes, and embrace the learning lifestyle—flaws and all. Heather Eades: So if you have determined your curriculum is the culprit of your homeschool’s frustrations, what would you suggest? Deb Bell:…
Last week we began a series on mid-school year self-evaluations, and how to trouble-shoot your homeschooling frustrations. This week I continue my discussion with Debra Bell, as we look at how to determine if it’s just a bad day, a character issue with your child/children, or simply a child in need of more support. Is…
What to do when homeschooling frustrations abound Some things are probably working wonderfully for you this school year but others are not. How do you figure out how to address those problem areas? I sat down with Debra Bell for practical advice on trouble-shooting your homeschool. This week we look at how to pinpoint the…
