Getting Started with Homeschool

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  About HSLDA Home School Legal Defense Association is over 70,000 families, supported by more than 60 dedicated staff members, who have banded together to ensure that our rights and our freedoms are protected. Our... HSLDA Apr 28, 2004
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  According to Their Step: A Philosophy of Home Schooling Perhaps arriving at a philosophy of home schooling would be harder than I thought. Then one day, when I wasn't even looking for it, the answer jumped out at me from the most unlikely source: an ancient... Amy Hollingsworth Feb 02, 2004
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  The Power of Commitment David and Laurie Callihan Jan 19, 2004
• A Practical Approach to Home Education A Virginia couple considering home schooling their five-year-old daughter wrote to me for advice. The mother was a former teacher with a master's degree in reading and ten years' classroom experience. Their... Mike Farris, Esq. Nov 14, 2003
• Home Schooling on the Internet: The Basics Five years ago, when I first wanted to learn how to use the Internet, I decided that instead of taking a course I would use a much more efficient, tried-and-true method called “Ask an Eighth-Grade,... Kathi Kearney Nov 08, 2003
• Welcome to the Sisterhood Now I stand at the threshold of another alien subculture - the sorority of home-school moms. Although I’m pretty sure there’s no secret handshake, there is much for me to learn. You see, I fell... Amy Hollingsworth Oct 29, 2003
• A Real Mom's Home School I am a Real Mom, not the Martha Stewart of Home Schooling. Planning ahead and staying organized are not my strong suits. I will admit there have been times when I've had to run to Wal-mart for underwear when... Maggie Hogan Oct 15, 2003
• Creating an Individual Character Plan We mustn't be surprised when our children behave as though they have anything but a sinful nature. It is our job, however, to point our children to Christ and their need of a Savior. Cathy Steere Oct 08, 2003
• Learning Versus Accomplishing Are you more concerned with getting to the end of the book or is your focus more on the learning the comes along the way... no matter how long it takes. What good is reaching the end of the book if you... Lynn Calderwood Oct 01, 2003
• Getting Started (Part II): Where Are You Going? Working backwards is a nifty math strategy my kids have learned to use-I find it’s a pretty useful approach to life as well. So a foundational step in getting started home schooling is deciding where... Debra Bell Sep 05, 2003
• Staying the Course - Part 2 As a homeschooler, it can be invaluable to regularly reassess how you and your children are doing. Consider your children's progress, their eventual goals, how the methods you use are working, and how your... David and Laurie Callihan Aug 23, 2003
• First Aid Is staying home with my children, home schooling them, preparing meals for them, vacuuming, dusting, washing clothes, cleaning floors and bathing babies enough? Or is there more that I should be doing to... Terri Camp Jul 20, 2003