-
deschool phase to
break away from
school habits and
prepare for
homeschooling.
While "
homeschooling" is the term
commonly used in
North America, "home education"...
- The
legality of
homeschooling varies in many countries.
Countries with the most
prevalent homeschooling movements include Australia, Canada, New Zealand...
-
homeschooling in the
United States was
practiced mainly underground or in
rural areas. In the 1970s,
several books called attention to
homeschooling,...
-
often seen as a
subset of
homeschooling, the key
difference lying in the use of an
external or
individual curriculum.
Homeschooling, in its many variations...
- of
homeschooling.
These policies, however, are not law;
although Canadian legislators recognize the
importance of
state controls in the
homeschooling environment...
- Region".
Houston Chronicle. "Interest in
homeschooling has 'exploded' amid pandemic".
Chicago Tribune. "
Homeschooling Resources and Curricula".
United States...
-
matter rather than a
prerequisite of
homeschooling, it
might be seen as
reflecting the
diversity of the
homeschooling community. As a
specifically non-religious...
- This is a
partial list of
notable homeschooling curricula and
programmes that are po****rly used in the
homeschooling community.
American School of Correspondence...
-
authoring guides for the
homeschooling movement,
Pride has been
described as "the
queen of the home
school movement" and as a "
homeschooling guru".
Stemming from...
- book that
chronicles her family's
experience with
homeschooling. She
publicly advocates homeschooling.
Sorbo has been a
featured speaker on the ReAwaken...
