The Homeschooling Book of Answers : The 88 Most Important Questions Answered by Homeschooling's Most Respected Voices
by Linda Dobson
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Up-to-date answers to all your homeschooling questions! More and more families today are turning to homeschooling to teach their children. But where do they go to find honest, practical answers to questions such as: Can I afford it? Or, how will my child make friends without going to school? Look no further. This invaluable guidebook—completely updated to include the 101 most important homeschooling concerns—answers all those questions and more. Inside, you'll learn: ·Methods of show more motivating, teaching, and testing homeschooled children ·The latest on the growing use of distance-learning tools ·Ways to homeschool your special-needs child ·The differences between homeschooling younger children and teenagers Drawing from the collective wisdom and experience of homeschooling's most respected voices, The Homeschooling Book of Answers is your essential guide to this widely popular—and flexible—educational approach. "I can't imagine a more helpful book on homeschooling—a happy marriage of the realistic with the idealistic, the passionate with the practical." —George Leonard, author, Education and Ecstasy "Of the many books on home education that have come across my desk, this is the most usable for the beginning homeschooler." —Jerry Mintz, Director, Alternative Education Resource Organization "Provides useful information that demystifies and makes accessible the homeschooling experience." —Marty Layne, author of Learning at Home: A Mother's Guide to Homeschooling show lessTags
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#71, 2006
This was an interesting book on various aspects of homeschooling. It’s a compliation of questions, which are answered by a variety of homeschoolers, so a wide range of opinions and experience are expressed. I got some great ideas here, and there are also a few sections I intend to copy out, as I think they’d be good to share with family and friends who are resistent to the idea of homeschoolng.
This was an interesting book on various aspects of homeschooling. It’s a compliation of questions, which are answered by a variety of homeschoolers, so a wide range of opinions and experience are expressed. I got some great ideas here, and there are also a few sections I intend to copy out, as I think they’d be good to share with family and friends who are resistent to the idea of homeschoolng.
A really good resource for those new to homeschooing.
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Linda Dobson is a charter member of the National Homeschool Association. A former news editor and columnist for Home Education Magazine, she lives in Rainbow Lake, New York, where she homeschooled her three children
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