The Coronavirus, Homeschooling, and the Future of Education
/This is what online schools and homeschoolers have been doing for years. But now everyone is forced to do it, private schools and public schools alike.
Read MoreHybrid Homeschooling Offers the Best of Both Worlds
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There are options out there for those who want some of the benefits of a school but do not want to enroll their children in 35 hours per week of classroom instruction.
Read MoreWhich Is Safer—Homeschool or Public School?
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So when there is violence by one homeschool family, they blame homeschooling. But when there is violence in many public schools, they blame guns. Is something not odd here?
Read MoreThe Legal Fight for Homeschooling
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There were many judicial and legislative battles throughout the states fighting for the legal right to homeschool.
Read MoreThree Options for Teaching Homeschoolers Advanced Subjects
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Between the internet, homeschool groups, and community colleges, homeschoolers can not only meet the standards of their peers in schools—they can also surpass them.
Read MoreSecede From the System—Homeschool
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That’s what makes homeschooling so great. It’s self-determination. It’s freedom. It’s the American way.
Read MoreYou Don’t Have to Send Kids “Back to School"—The Case for Homeschooling
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It’s “back to school” time, as they say. But this does not mean you must send your kids back to the local public school.
Read MoreDo You Want Moral Children? Then Homeschool
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But don’t think for one moment that this willingness to break one's covenant vows starts in adulthood. No way. People learn to keep or break promises at a much younger age. Moral character is developed in one’s youth.
Read MoreHomeschool vs. Christian School
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The secularization of modern public schools makes them a poor option for providing children with a Christian education. This leaves homeschooling and private Christian school as the best remaining options. But which should parents choose?
Read MoreHomeschooling Makes Learning Interesting
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The state seeks conformity among students. This is one reason why public schools make students sit in large classes sorted by their grade and study the same subjects at the same pace as everyone else—for seven hours per day. Is it any wonder most kids hate school?
Read MoreAre Homeschoolers Poorly Socialized?
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Even if we have seen examples of homeschool children who are socially awkward, this should not be seen as a necessary product of homeschooling. This criticism is a gross overgeneralization and ignores the fact that there are also socially awkward children in the public schools.
Read MoreOnline Videos and the Future of Education
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Many parents are looking for a way out of the public schools, but they need a viable financial alternative to make it happen. Private school sounds great, but it can be expensive. However, what if you can get a high-quality private school education for cheap? That’s where online video education comes in.
Read MoreIs Homeschool Affordable?
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The main expense for homeschooling is time. Someone has to stay home with the kids to either teach them or oversee their self-study. This is not a problem for the traditional family, where the husband works full time and the wife stays at home with the kids.
Read MoreI Want to Homeschool—But Where Do I Start?
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So you want to homeschool your children. You have decided that you want control over your children’s education and that this movement is growing for a reason. But where do you start? Which books and curricula do you choose? That’s what this article is for. I want to help guide you in the homeschool process.
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