Today we’re sharing the story of one homeschool family’s success in helping their sons, Moshe and Eleazar Allen get accepted into Penn State University at ages 17 and 15. The parents, Craig and Denyse Allen have had a remarkable homeschool journey. I’ve had the chance to interview Mrs. Allen to get the details on how they did it […]
Study Tips & Tools
3 Digital Tools to Create Interactive Learning
Unlike the slate chalkboards of back in the day, today’s writing tools have evolved to give students a plethora of options to make learning more interactive. Specifically, I’m referring to electronic tablets. Although these tools are powerful, we as parents and educators may sometimes be at a loss for finding new ways to use these […]
On-Demand or Live Classes – Which is Best for Your Child?
You have a goal for your child and you’ve probably set up a path that leads to successful accomplishment of that goal. But in light of the events of this year you may have found that while your goal remains the same, a slight detour may be necessary in order to accomplish that goal. As […]
Teaching and Learning with Interactive Tools – Using Foldables
Are you looking for new ways to get your children or students excited about learning? Thanks to advances in technology, teachers around the world are now able to share their tried and true methods which work extremely well to get their students learning. Today we’ll take a look at one of those methods, and it […]
Website Update: BJC & BGCSE Past Papers (updated 2019)
It’s time for an update to our selection of exam past papers. We’re adding subjects which many of you have been asking for including; BGCSE Auto Mechanics year 2018 Carpentry & Joinery year 2018 Electrical Installation year 2018 Commerce year 2018 Clothing Construction & Craft year 2018 Food and Nutrition year 2018 (Update as of […]
New BJC & BGCSE Syllabus Update
One of the reasons The Student Shed exist is to help students and their parents navigate the sometimes unclear waters of the educational system. Too often there is a miscommunication between teachers and students regarding what is required from each other. To help avoid any misconceptions about expectations, the Ministry of Education has put together […]
