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- What's Wrong With These People
Angela over at Mother Crone's Homeschool wanted to start a cooperative homeschooling academy. The facility she hoped to use turned her down because.......................... "After much discussion, this council does not believe that homeschooling...
- Giving Homeschooled Students Wings
The goal of every parent should be creating an independent adult capable of thinking for themselves and taking care of themselves. So how do homeschool parents teach their children to be independent. We teach them to think for themselves. To critically...
- Why Homeschooling Works ~ Parental Involvement
Numerous research has been done that shows parental involvement in children's learning is positively related to achievement. Parent Involvement in Education by Kathleen Cotton and Karen Reed WikelundThe research overwhelmingly demonstrates that parent...
- Level The Playing Field
Because kids feel bad when their parents have to work. So, if you can’t bring enough parent involvement for the whole class, don’t allow any for anyone. Level the playing field by taking all the kids away from all the parents, all day long. Parents...
- Npr Interview With Unchooled Laurie Chancey
The U.S. Department of Education estimates that over a million children are homeschooled and research shows that number is on the rise. Less research has been done on a newer branch of home learning, known as "un-schooling." As many as 20,000 children...
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Parental Involvement
The Community Education Support Foundation, Inc. organization in Meridian places much of its efforts in seeking information concerning facts are obtained through research. Research overwhelmingly demonstrates that parent involvement in children’s learning is positively related to achievement. Further, the research shows that the more intensively parents are involved in their children’s learning, the more beneficial are the achievement effects. This holds true for all types of parent involvement in children’s learning and for all types and ages of students. Looking more closely at the research, there are strong indications that the most effective forms of parent involvement are those which engage parents in working directly with their children on learning activities in the home.This sounds like an argument for homeschooling.
- What's Wrong With These People
Angela over at Mother Crone's Homeschool wanted to start a cooperative homeschooling academy. The facility she hoped to use turned her down because.......................... "After much discussion, this council does not believe that homeschooling...
- Giving Homeschooled Students Wings
The goal of every parent should be creating an independent adult capable of thinking for themselves and taking care of themselves. So how do homeschool parents teach their children to be independent. We teach them to think for themselves. To critically...
- Why Homeschooling Works ~ Parental Involvement
Numerous research has been done that shows parental involvement in children's learning is positively related to achievement. Parent Involvement in Education by Kathleen Cotton and Karen Reed WikelundThe research overwhelmingly demonstrates that parent...
- Level The Playing Field
Because kids feel bad when their parents have to work. So, if you can’t bring enough parent involvement for the whole class, don’t allow any for anyone. Level the playing field by taking all the kids away from all the parents, all day long. Parents...
- Npr Interview With Unchooled Laurie Chancey
The U.S. Department of Education estimates that over a million children are homeschooled and research shows that number is on the rise. Less research has been done on a newer branch of home learning, known as "un-schooling." As many as 20,000 children...