Answers to the Top Questions Parents and Professionals Ask
by Patricia Schetter, et al
This practical, highly accessible guide answers parents' and professionals' questions about teaching children with autism spectrum disorders at home.
Homeschooling for Dummies
by Jennifer Kaufeld
If, like many parents, you're wondering whether homeschooling can be the solution you're looking for, then you'll be happy to know that the answer is yes.
This book would be very helpful to any homeschooling parent with a "high needs" child, whether or not the child has a disability label.
Frequently
Asked Questions [FAQ]
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Questions and Comments
About Homeschooling AN A to Z ARTICLE An upset educator wrote me today. Her questions may
be some you also have, so I thought I'd put them up online.
Canadian
Homeschool Resource FAQ
Questions about homeschooling from a Canadian point of view.
Answers lots of legal questions for Canadians.
Catholic Homeschooling
FAQs
There are many times, of course, when those who are investigating
homeschooling as a viable alternative for their children, want
to know "Just what is Catholic Homeschooling?"
and "Why should I homeschool?" From Our Lady of the
Rosary School.
A
Conversationwith John Holt (1980)
What is your philosophy of learning?
Basically that the human animal is a learning animal; we like
to learn; we need to learn; we are good at it; we don't need
to be shown how or made to do it. made to do it. What kills the
processes are the people interfering with it or trying to regulate
it or control it.
Decompression
- Frequently Asked Questions
"He just won't do anything!" say the parents of teenagers
who have just left school. Cafi Cohen explains how during decompression
children and parents detoxify from the deleterious effects of
full-time institutional education. [HEM]
FAQs
About Homeschooling
Answers some misconceptions such as, "I read somewhere that
homeschooling is just for Christians who disagree with what is
taught in public schools. Is this true?" From HERO.
Homeschooling FAQ
Some answers to common questions people have about homeschooling. From Homeschooling Research & Scholarship.
Homeschooling,
A Piece of Cake
Homeschooling parents, especially those just getting started,
frequently ask a very simple and seemingly innocent question.
Just what is the best way to homeschool?
Homeschooling SAQ (Seldom Asked Questions)
If I homeschool, will I have to wear Birkenstocks? If I homeschool,
will I have to raise goats and chickens? Will I have to bake
my own bread and sew all of our own clothes? by Rebecca Prewett.
How
to Homeschool FAQs
It would be a rare parent (or teacher!) who could teach every
subject. Most parents are facilitators, helping the child to
find the resources necessary for learning. There are many creative
ways to tackle unfamiliar or difficult subjects. From CHN.
An
Interview with Cafi Cohen
Cafi Cohen wrote "And What About College?" a guidebook
for families looking forward to college after homeschooling.
By Marsha Ransom, HEM.
Nabrit
Family Adventure FAQ
This early, fact gathering phase placed us in the roles of PacMom
and PacDad foraging our way into a homeschooling information
subculture and consuming bits and pieces of knowledge along the
way.
They
Don't Have to Go
A certain number of parents and kids have come to feel that contact
with inspiring and enlightening people can be achieved without
kids having to put up with all the rest of it; that school is,
in short, unnecessary. By Diana Sandberg.
