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Home Education Magazine
Below is a complete listing of articles and columns from the May-June 2002 Issue
Publishers Notes: Homescholling is About Families..... page 3
by Helen Hegener
Helen revels in the 'joy of family' that is special to the homeschooling experience.
Ask Carol..... page 10
An Unschooling Conversation
by Carol Narigon
The basics on unschooling explored in depth.
Questions and Answers..... page 14
by Laura Weldon
Homeschooling in a remote area; rekindling a love for reading.
Taking Charge..... page 26
Problems With Putting Public E-Schools in Homes
by Larry & Susan Kaseman
The Kaseman's explore the dangers of 'Public E-schools' on our homeschooling freedoms.
When the Student Is Ready..... page 30
by Roberta Greenwood
Each morning, her daughter waited for her to assign work, but Roberta Greenwood refused. She knew in her heart that there were better ways of learning.
Sooner or Later, More or Less..... page 31
by Brigitte Miner
Brigitte Miner tells how she came to be comfortable with her daughterØs pace of learning and choice of topics when she realized that it will all come, sooner or later.
If This Is a Staff Meeting, It Must Be Social Studies..... page 32
by Caryn Sobel
Can a family choose homeschooling when both parents must work outside the home? Paramedic Caryn Sobel says yes, and her 12-year-old daughter, Emily, says yes, too.
Riding The Rainbow..... page 34
by Cleva Elaine Richey
Would her little boy ever run to her and hug her like other boys hugged their moms? Elaine Richey shares the story of her autistic sonØs journey into communication and love.
H is for Homeschooling..... page 36
by Scott Stevens
H is for Homeschooling, but it doesnØt stop there! Scott Stevens, whose children homeschool in a tree house, tells us about homeschooling from A to Z.
Leaping into the Brambles: Natural and Manipulative Authority..... page 38
by Matt Hern
Matt Hern ponders the difference between coercive authority and the kind we learn to trust to have our best interests at heart.
The Perfect Help Call: Getting it Right (Maybe)..... page 39
by Gina Rozon
As the only homeschooling mom in town, Gina Rozon was delighted to get three phone calls in a single month, asking for information about homeschooling. But then she wondered: In her eagerness to help, did she say the right things?
Homeschooling Books..... page 41
by Elizabeth McCullough
Elizabeth reviews four new homeschooling books. Homeschooling the Child With ADD or Other Special Needs; Homeschooling Our Children, Unschooling Ourselves; Real Life Homeschooling; Homeschooling on a Shoestring
It's Only Natural..... page 42
by Barbara Theisen
The old could be hiding some fantastic stuff just beneath the surface.
Good Stuff..... page 44
by Becky Rupp
Think weØre pulling your legume? If you donØt know beans, check this out!
My Word!..... page 50
by David H Albert
Some test questions are funny, but at whose expense?
On the Web..... page 54
by Ann Zeise
If you have to test your kids, explore these sites.
Unschooling..... page 56
by Sandra Dodd
Some of the best lessons happen after sunset in our home.
Grown Homeschoolers..... page 59
by Peter Kowalke
An Interview with Brad Voeller: Accelerated Distance Learning
The Road Less Traveled..... page 66
What the Rest Can Learn from Homeschoolers
by Linda Dobson
Linda laments that people are hoping to reap the benefits of homeschool without actually homeschooling.
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