When we study a particular subjects, we tend to stay within the confines of that subject. For example, when we study geography, we tend to study landforms and cultures, but if we think outside the box, we can learn so much more. Bonnie Rose Hudson does this in Asia: Its People and History. Not only

When children learn to play an instrument and take pride in their accomplishmnets, it is music to my ears. How about yours? Have your children been asking to take a lessons? Your membership with SchoolhouseTeachers.com gives you access to two music courses. Beginning/Intermediate Guitar is taught by recording artist Jerry Jennings, who is passionate about

Our world is fascinating! There are so many different people and so much history it is impossible to learn it all. SchoolhouseTeachers.com has some wonderful courses that strive to teach more than just typical history. Imperial Russia with Carol Reynolds is one such course. Geared toward 8th graders through 12th graders, with a new module

Words can heal, and they can tear down. SchoolhouseTeachers.com is committed to teaching students how to speak and write words that encourage and heal. We are committed to helping you guide your children as they learn how to express their thoughts and ideas. Public Speaking is a five-month course for middle and high schoolers taught

One of the hottest topics in the field of science—and politics—right now is global warming. Ruth Sundeen is tackling this topic head-on in her full-year Biology course for 8th-12th graders. Specifically, she is discussing global warming, climate change, environmentalism and militant environmentalism, the “natural state,” deforestation, symbiosis, and the case against evolution. This class is