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    Re: Online uni high school program HELP
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    out-of-the-box, self-motivated curriculum that ds prefers and often insists doing
    Have you seen the page of articles on teens and college, at the website of Gifted Homeschoolers Forum?
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    No, thanks very much. I'm new to this journey. I've got Cafi Cohen's book on college admissions and know some of the resources but not all.
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    Other resources which may be helpful include the books of Elizabeth Wissner Gross. Two for parents, one for kids but you may want to read it first
    What High Schools Don't Tell You and Other Parents Don't Want You to Know,
    What Colleges Don't Tell You, and Other Parents Don't Want You to Know,
    Write Your College Essay in Less Than a Day.

    These books help parents and kids see that there are many activities helpful to kids when looking forward to college, and many approaches to essay about them.

    In addition to being an author, Elizabeth Wissner Gross is an educational strategist coaching for college admissions.
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