Mike Farris, one of North America's homeschooling pioneers predicts that the return to classical education in terms of curriculum content will increase dramatically. High tech lessons in classical languages and great books are on-line today and Farris projects that "easy to use" programs will emerge on the market. The number one rule of home education curriculum will be "Is it easy for mom to use?" Other trends according to Farris include apprenticeship in lieu of university training and increased involvement in the political process on behalf of homeschooling families.
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Here are some suggestions to help you get started: Agree together as husband and wife on your decision to homeschool.… Read More -
What are the future trends in homeschooling? +
Mike Farris, one of North America's homeschooling pioneers predicts that the return to classical education in terms of curriculum content… Read More -
What are higher education and career preparation options? +
Several institutions throughout North America have welcomed home-educated student. "Many of these schools actively recruit home-educated graduates because of their… Read More -
What about children with special needs? +
Homeschooling is especially suited to children with special needs regardless of the type or severity of the disability. Many parents… Read More -
What about my talented or gifted child? +
Homeschooling is also growing quickly as the educational practice of choice for parents of children who are particularly gifted or… Read More -
What are some of the difficulties? +
The following are some common difficulties along with some suggested solutions. Lack of confidence. At first you may lack confidence… Read More -
How can we teach several children at once? +
Subjects such as Bible, science, history, and literature can be taught to several grade levels of children together. Lessons can… Read More -
How much time does it take? +
Homeschooling requires a time commitment, but not as much as you might expect. One-to-one tutoring is more efficient than classroom… Read More -
What methods do homeschoolers use? +
There is no one right way to homeschool. There is no one right method or curriculum. As an artist has… Read More -
What educational materials are available? +
Fine materials developed for Christian and private schools are available to home educators. With the huge growth of the homeschool… Read More -
What about socialization? +
The issue of socialization is quite possibly the most misunderstood aspect of homeschooling. Popular opinion assumes that children need periods… Read More -
Why do families homeschool? +
Many Christian parents are committed to educating their children at home because of their conviction that this is God's will… Read More -
Are parents qualified to teach their children? +
You know your children better than anyone and have the deepest love and concern for them. You also have the… Read More
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