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Technology Related Homeschool Electives Build Marketable Skills
During the craziness of the 2020 pandemic, many people had to adjust to working at home. Many brick-and-mortar businesses suffered while online businesses thrived. Only God knows what the future holds, but skill building homeschool electives for teens will help them be prepared for working in an online world as essential employees and entrepreneurs.
Schoolhouse Teachers offers a wide variety of courses that are both exciting and practical, all for one low price. Here are a few examples:
3. Webgame Design Learn basic coding needed to design simple web games with step-by-step instructions.
4. Business Plan Creation If a homeschool high school student has an idea for such a product or service that provides value to people, he or she is ready to discover its market viability. This business plan for students course shows teens how to research and answer the tough questions that are needed to discover whether their product or service has a chance of succeeding.
5. Image Editing & Creation This image editing course teaches students how to use GIMP, a free image editing software similar to Photoshop. The course includes plenty of opportunity to take your own photographs. If original images are unavailable, some are provided.
7. Introduction to Graphic Design This graphic design homeschool course focuses on the basics of graphic design. In particular, it discusses the legality of graphic design, the basics, the message, the design, and the outcome. Assignment reinforce the lessons.
What homeschool electives sound useful and fun for your teen?
My daughter is into photography/design, and my son loves coding. We may us Web Game Design and Intro. to Graphic Design this year.
If you’d like to keep your pencil and paper for core subjects, but give online learning a chance for the extras, Schoolhouse Teachers may be just right for your family.
Remember, God has given our children many ways to learn, various interests, and a great purpose for His glory!
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