Education Blog November Archive

Work and Homeschooling

By Website Introductions at 11/10/08 13:02

Something a parent might instill in a child whom he/she homeschools is the value of work, but getting the child to work at home may need a lot of permits from the government, due to the sensitive nature of adult labor.

What are these permits that you have to acquire and what other requirements do you need to submit? The Washington Times tells us all.

Link: Washington Times - HOME-SCHOOLING: Getting permits might take work

Library Sources for Home Schoolers

For homeschooling parents, there are various resources available out there which you can use to help you educate your children while at home. Public libraries allow homeschoolers to borrow books for an extended use of 28 days with the use of what they call 'institutional cards'. Learn more about these special library cards and how they can be acquired here at WickedLocal.com

Link: At Your Library: Help for home-schooling parents - Harwich, MA - Harwich Oracle

Home Schooling

For parents who do not like the current educational system, there has to be another approach in educating their children. One of these options is homeschooling, which has received a significant boost lately. How does this contrast with traditional schooling? What are its perceived effects, both positive and negative, on a child's intellectual, emotional, and social growth. We'll try to explore that in this article from HighlandsToday.com

Link: Schooling At Home