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Homeschooling Resources: COOKING!

Homeschooling Resources: COOKING!  BY REBECCA RUPP Any kids out there who like to cook? (Of course!) And, conveniently enough, it turns out that you can learn practically everything through cooking – science, history, literature, math, art – all while whipping up something yummy to eat. How good does it get? See below for books, [...]

The Declaration of Educational Independence

The Declaration of Educational Independence © 1997   EDITOR'S NOTE: Well, here we are, sixteen years after Thomas Jefferson's writing became a template for an educational declaration that has been shared far and wide as the years have rolled past. While I admit it may be a tendency toward optimism, I think today, in 2013, many more [...]

25 Ways to Enjoy a Relaxed Learning Summer

25 Ways to Enjoy a Relaxed Learning Summer BY LINDA DOBSON Are you a homeschooler who follows a ten-month calendar? Have you grown curious about ditching text books and moving toward a less structured manner of homeschooling? Do you live in a state where the public education process is in an uproar, thinking you might want to skip it all and [...]

Is It Time to Loosen the Grip on Your Family’s Time and Minds?

Is It Time to Loosen the Grip on Your Family's Time and Minds? BY LINDA DOBSON We know those who hold the power and the money in today's education system would fear reform that puts children's education ahead of profit, prestige, convenience, and employment security. But what do we, the people, have to be afraid of if government loosens its [...]

A Quick Primer on Beginning Homeschooling

A Quick Primer on Beginning Homeschooling There are many reasons why parents choose to homeschool their children, either by using the services of a private tutor or teaching their children themselves. The law requires all children to receive a "suitable education", but this doesn't mean the national curriculum must be followed. So if a child has [...]

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