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Please set your microphone to mute.  \nWORKSHOP TODAY  \n• What is CLEP?  \n• Why CLEP works for homeschooled teens  \n• Adult CLEP vs Teen CLEP – what’sthe difference?  \n• How NOT to prep for a CLEP  \n• Layers: Building a Good CLEP Curriculum  \n• Resourceful high school planning  \n• Extreme CLEP Plan: 60+ credits  \n• Resources  \nWHAT IS CL EP?  \nIndependent learning of a subject followed by a standardized test that may yield college credit.  \nEastern Iowa Community College District Scott Community College, Bettendorf, IA 1992 – 2012  \n“What’s CLEP?”  \nCollege policy – know it CLEP policy – use it Maxing out – consider it  \n\n|  | 30 WAYS TO EARN COLLEGE CREDIT IN HIGH SCHOOL |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | Excellent\u003Cbr>Transferability | Good Transferability | Limited Transferability | Limited to Improbable Transfer |\n|  | College-based dual enrollment, summer school, or special programs | CLEP Exams AP Exams DSST Exams | ALEKS\u003Cbr>Unbound / Lumerit Sophia\u003Cbr>[Study.com](Study.com)[ ](Study.com)Straighterline Saylor Academy UExcel Exams | Coopersmith Davar [Onlinedegree.com](Onlinedegree.com) |\n|  | Nearly every regionally accredited college in the country will accept these sources of credit at schools where transfer credit is allowed. | Better than half of all regionally accredited college in the country will accept these sources of credit at schools where transfer credit is allowed. | Fewer than half of all regionally accredited college in the country will accept these sources of credit at schools where transfer credit is allowed. | Transfer unlikely at every regionally accredited college in the country. |\n\nFull information for each source [at www.HS4CC.com](at www.HS4CC.com)  \nCREDIT BY EXAM  \nREASONS IT WORKS FOR HOMESCHOOLED TEENS  \nParent chooses subject(s) → line up with high school  \nParent chooses learning timeline → month, semester, year  \nParent chooses curriculum → secular, religious, favorite  \nParent evaluates learning → grade, GPA  \nParent decides to test / not → going well?  \nCREDIT BY EXAM  \nREASONS IT WORKS FOR HOMESCHOOLED TEENS  \nParent discloses / not → No paper trail  \nAccepted at ½ of colleges universities  \nLow cost / $0 Modern States  \nNo age restriction  \nNo date restriction / all year  \n“CLEP PREP” PRODUCTS TARGET ADULTS  \nAttended 13+ years of school Extensive test taking experience Extensive writing & reading experience May have graduated high school Maturity & perspective  \n30+ years life (politics, religion, history, etc.)  \nCLEP FOR TEENS  \nTeens need an education – slow learning  \nReading Writing Researching Quizzes Studying Critical Thinking  \nDiscussion and debate  \nChallenge and expand their assumptions  \nUSING ADULT MODEL FOR TEENS  \n- Uses “CLEP” in the brand or name  \n- Created to accelerate the process  \n- Requires memorizing facts, dates, etc.  \n- The student’s pass/ fail on the exam determines whether high school credit is awarded.  \n- Emphasis on teaching to the test.  \nEXAM  \nCramming for the exam  \nEmpty","cbCaidaGE3tYImEw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidaGE3tYImEw","pdf",1205436,"English","# Workshop Today\n## What is CLEP?\n## Why CLEP works for homeschooled teens\n## Adult CLEP vs Teen CLEP\n## How NOT to prep for a CLEP\n## Layers: Building a Good CLEP Curriculum\n## Resourceful high school planning\n## Extreme CLEP Plan: 60+ credits\n## Resources","[{\"question\":\"What is CLEP and how can it lead to college credit?\",\"answer\":\"CLEP is independent learning of a subject followed by a standardized test that may yield college credit.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does CLEP work particularly well for homeschooled teens?\",\"answer\":\"The workshop outlines a parent-led process: choosing subjects and timelines, selecting curricula, evaluating learning, and deciding whether to test based on progress.\"},{\"question\":\"How do adult CLEP prep products differ from CLEP prep for teens?\",\"answer\":\"Adult-targeted materials emphasize accelerated brand-based approaches and preparing for exams with extensive test-taking, writing, and reading experience, while teen prep focuses on education through learning activities and critical thinking.\"}]","hs4cc-max-clep - Workshop Today: CLEP Credit by Exam | PDF",1790746099]