Helen on May 29th, 2009

Debbie Harbeson interviewed Helen Hegener for her blog, Homeschooling: Freedom and Fun for Your Family

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Mark on May 28th, 2009

I find inspiration and encouragement by reading my fellow homeschoolers’ search for their own “personal conclusions.”

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Christine’s Favorite Websites for Homeschooling Information, Support and/or Encouragement and Information about Teaching Children – a marvelous collection:
The Thinking Mother: Christine’s Favorite Websites for Homeschooling Information, Support and/or Encouragement.

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Mark on May 27th, 2009

How is homeschooling going to survive the forces that push our lives around? Well, I came across a post this morning that reassures me homeschooling is alive and well. Here is a gem pulled from Don’t Go Hatin’ On The Homeschoolers:
Most homeschoolers I know laugh at the “socialization” arguement. Because for the majority of [...]

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Mark on May 26th, 2009

As the line between homeschools and public schools is blurred I spend time watching new players. Check out Predictive Assessment of Reading.

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Helen on May 26th, 2009

More and more Virginia parents are opting for home-schooling. According to the Virginia Department of Education, the number of home-schoolers last year jumped 9 percent statewide. If home-schoolers constituted a school district, they would be the 13th-largest in Virginia:
Learning at home growing trend

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