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84Building Social Skills Among Homeschooled Children.
Is socialization really an issue for Homeschoolers? There are plenty of options outside of school where children can interact with others and build social skills. In fact, studies have shown that on the average homeschooled children not only are better educated, but also better adjusted socially...
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72Unschooling in Portland (Oregon)
“What? You homeschool? I could never do that.” If I got a dollar for every time I've heard these phrases during the past two years of homeschooling my children, I'd be rich. This announcement usually...
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63The Benefits of Joining a Homeschool Group
We have been involved in homeschool groups from the very beginning of our homeschool journey. Even now four years later, we are still involved and still get tremendous benefit from being in a homeschool...
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56How A Homeschool Group Works
If you have ever thought about joining, or even starting, a homeschool group, then you should know how they work.
1 comment55Do You Need A Homeschool Support Group?
While some parents may need to have a homeschool support group, other parents may not. Here is what you will need to consider in order to decide whether or not you need a homeschool support group.
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53Home-schooling in Nebraska
Every once in a while, I'll get an e-mail asking me how to start homeschooling. Or someone I know will call me and say they're considering homeschooling, and ask how they can get started. It does vary from...
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56“How can I start a homeschooling group?”
By Lauren Brenner-Katz, long-time Homeschooling Mother in Southern California. A. Starting a support group is nothing more than connecting with a new group of friends. But it’s a lot easier, because you...
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