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When Can A Homeschooler Begin to Take College Courses?

Home-schoolers have many options when it comes to taking college courses. The problem is, most homeschooling parents may not be aware of them. This article will provide examples as to when home-schoolers can begin to take college courses.

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Home Education: The Eclectic Approach

Eclectic homeschooling is for parents who cannot choose. That’s how some people would define the eclectic approach. But is this true?

Published by Leah Witmond (886 pts

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How to Hold a Homeschool Graduation Ceremony

There is no reason that a homeschooled child should miss out on a graduation. This article will guide homeschooling parents to prepare and execute a successful graduation ceremony for their child.

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Home Education: Distance Learning

With the internet being available to almost all households, distance learning has come out of its stuffy corner and can help homeschooling parents providing their children with exactly the education they need.

Published by Leah Witmond (886 pts

) on Oct 28, 2008 to
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Home Education: Autonomous Learning

Autonomous Learning, Child Led Learning, Unschooling... Isn't that just a little too radical? Do Unschooled children really learn enough?

Published by Leah Witmond (886 pts

) on Oct 28, 2008 to
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Home Education: The Charlotte Mason Method

"I Am, I Can, I Ought, I Will." "Education is an atmosphere, a discipline, a life" "Education is the science of relations." These were some of Charlotte Mason's mottos.

Published by Leah Witmond (886 pts

) on Oct 19, 2008 to
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Home Education: Unit Studies

Unit Studies can provide you with a fun and cheap way to home educate your children. Unit studies are versatile and creative, and probably best of all: the whole family can take part in them.

Published by Leah Witmond (886 pts

) on Oct 16, 2008 to
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Home Education: The Curriculum Based Approach

Home educating your children using the curriculum based approach. What are the main characteristics of this method, and what are the pros and cons?

Published by Leah Witmond (886 pts

) on Oct 16, 2008 to
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Home Education: The School at Home Method

In this second article in the series Homeschooling Methods and Philosophies I'll discuss the School at Home Method with its pros and cons.

Published by Leah Witmond (886 pts

) on Oct 16, 2008 to
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Homeschooling Methods and Philosophies - Introduction

Home Education allows us to tailor our children's education to their specific needs and interests, and those of our families. In this first article of the series I'll introduce the reader to several approaches to home education.

Published by Leah Witmond (886 pts

) on Oct 16, 2008 to
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