This is the high school page from the Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool site. You can look here for links to other online courses. These courses have not been reviewed by me for their content. They are just here for your benefit until more courses can be made for the site.
Art
Crash Course Film Making – This uses video lectures from the youtube channel “Crash Course,” for a teen interested in making movies. This course includes a lot of film production vocabulary, a focus on available careers in the field, and ends with a final project of making a short film. (Students without access to a camera or cell phone can create a screenplay and storyboard instead.)
Bible
Ames International School of Ministry — These are downloadable, PDF courses. I haven’t seen these. Parents sent me the links to these Bible courses. There is a statement of faith on the site to read their doctrinal position.
Covenant Theological Seminary — a whole collection of online courses in the form of lectures , login allinonehomeschool @ gmail.com and easypeasy, if you want to take a look, I’m not familiar with their theological positions, just reporting free courses 🙂
Not Conformed Christian world-view podcasts
Computers
Computer Science video courses
Computer Programming lessons codecademy, mini courses in several programming languages
Micosoft Virtual Academy, many courses for IT, programming, web development, etc.
*** Below are “real” courses
Introduction to Computer Science I (saylor.org, college semester, 90 hours, graded final exam, a second semester of this course is available)
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- AP exam — Computer Science A
Management Information Systems (saylor.org)
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- DSST exam — Management Information Systems
- Thomas Edison State College (TESC) has an exam to go with this specific course from Saylor that will give you credit for the course at their school.
There are many other computer courses such as applications, web design and programming available through Georgia Virtual Learning,
Saylor as well has higher level courses including web and software development.
English
English Foundations
The parent created English Foundations as a 180 day/full year course intended for a teenage student with learning difficulties, and included practice with handwriting, spelling, grammar, and vocabulary while reading classics like The Secret Garden, Jane Eyre, and The Hound of the Baskervilles. Other skills practiced included note-taking and essay writing.
Literature and Composition
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- AP exam – English Language and Composition
- CLEP exam – Freshman College Composition (6 credits)
- CLEP exam – English Composition with essay (6 credits) grammar, how sentences and paragraphs are structured…
- CLEP exam – English Composition without essay (6 credits)
- CLEP exam – American Literature (6 credits)
Speech
High School Course: Speech
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- DSST exam – Principles of Public Speaking, how to write a speech for the DSST, speech practice page
Other Courses:
Mythology, Pre-College English (includes graded final exam, 60 hours, a college semester)
Other Exams:
Foreign Language
Braille (Doesn’t count as a “World Language”)
French 1 — high school course, continued with French 2
German 1 — high school course, continued with German 2 and German 3
History/Social Studies
American History
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- US History II CLEP exam (1865 to the present)
World History
Government
High School Course: American Government
Course Hero Units on American Government
Several 10-week courses on the Constitution from Hillsdale College
AP American Government (One parent wrote to point out the socialist/communist propaganda in the course.)
Geography
Art History
Introduction to Western Art (1st semester) (2nd semester)
Economics
Economics – high school course
Economics 101 Ten week course from Hillsdale College, video lectures, readings
Introduction to Microeconomics (saylor.org, college course, 123 hours, graded final exam)
Introduction to Macroeconomics (saylor.org, college course, 94 hours, graded final exam)
Other History/Social Studies Courses
Psychology (course links) – parent submitted, half-year course, more of a guide to research
Educational Psychology (college semester course)
Educational Psychology (college semester course)
Home Economics
Math
Trigonometry/PreCalculus
Calculus
MIT Open Courseware Calculus BC
Differential Equations in Action
Probability and Statistics
Basic Probability and Statistics – textbook
Advanced Probability and Statistics – textbook
Introduction to Statistics (saylor.org, college exam, 96 hours)
Introduction to Statistics Udacity
Basic Statistics Udacity
Other courses:
Mathematics of Finance
Financial Literacy
Math and You – Consumer Math
Other exams:
CLEP exam — Financial Accounting
Music
- History of Rock – 90 day/1 semester course with video lectures drawn from coursera.com (free registration required) and music listening assignments with YouTube links. Assignments include printable timeline pages and an essay that is added to throughout the semester.
Science
Anatomy
Chemistry
General Chemistry I Saylor need calculus first
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- CLEP exam – study guide – 6 credits
Physical Science
Environmental Science
High School Course: Environmental Science (this doesn’t match the DSST exam content and isn’t geared directly to the AP exam)
Other Science Exams
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- DSST Natural Sciences — 6 credits — biology and physics (not as in depth)
- DSST Astronomy (see course below)