Are you trying to decide whether or not to homeschool your child? It’s a big decision, and there’s lots of factors to consider.
This video looks at homeschooling from every angle.
Similar Posts
The Failure of Public Schooling in One Chart
Oppose a bill to increase school spending and you are said to be robbing children of the resources they need to succeed in the classroom. But what if more money wasn’t actually the solution to America’s public education system? Recently Dan Mitchell created a graph on public school spending that tells an interesting story. While…
What is School For?
Are public schools for preparing students for college or life? Apparently parents and educators have two very different viewpoints on the fundamental question about the very purpose of an education. Which side are you on?
100 Reasons to Homeschool
Are you considering homeschooling? FEE Senior Education Fellow Kerry McDonald outlined 100 reasons to homeschool. Some of them just might surprise you.
Critical Race Theory Lies and People Who Tell Them
Nevada educators falsely deny that CRT is being deployed in local schools Has your child’s school district said Critical Race Theory is not being taught? Ron Knecht argues that just because CRT is not an official part of the curriculum does not mean that it is not being taught in your child’s classroom. Read the…
For Learning Pod Teachers, a Pandemic Paradigm Shift
Learning pods popped up across the United States during 2020 because they solved several pain points about distance learning, including childcare needs for working parents and social interaction needs for kids. Learning pods are small groups of students, many times six or less. They are run by either a parent or a hired teacher who…
Harvard Prof’s Strange Claims About Homeschoolers Debunked—By Harvard’s Own Research
Last year Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Bartholet claimed that homeschooling should be banned because it’s a threat to our children’s wellbeing. But as homeschooling graduate Andrew Reder points out in his article in the Tampa Free Press, research by Bartholet’s own colleagues prove her wrong.