How do homeschooling parents know what to teach their children? (i.e. what curriculum to follow for the specific grade level, etc.)

I learned a long time ago that the easist way to start a fight in Texas was to go to any street corner and just say loudly enough, "I have the best chili recipe in the world." By the end of fifteen minutes you... keep reading →

In California, there are county offices of education with at least one staff member who is a credentialed teacher to act as an advisor to and monitor of parents involved in homeschooling. California, also,... keep reading →

One-on-One TeachingThere are pros and cons to any form of Education. No matter you are an advocate of Public, Private or Character Schools or Home Schools. I am sure you could provide volumes of staistics to... keep reading →

Homeschooling can be extremely beneficial and rewarding to both you and your children, but it can also be extremely terrifying...you are in control of your child's education and so have a huge responsibility... keep reading →

When it comes to homeschooling your child, many concerns arise as to whether or not your child is learning everything they should.  Some regions have strictly enforced guidelines for homeschooling, whereas... keep reading →

Since parents who are considering homeschooling do so for many varied reasons, this will be reflected in their choice of curriculum. For example, a child who is struggling in the classroom may be withdrawn by... keep reading →

Wow! Is that a mouthful there. Well, I wish I had a simple answer but there isn't one. The nation has standards, your state has standards, you have standards. The last one is probably why you're... keep reading →