The Edwards family and homeschooling

Henry Cate posted a link to a report on the Edwards family homeschooling on the campaign train. Readers at Henry’s blog, Why Homeschool, discussed the style of the Edwards family’s homeschooling.

Elizabeth Edwards on homeschooling

posted by Valerie

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2 Responses to The Edwards family and homeschooling

  1. The RedMolly Picayune-Democrat on November 29, 2007 at 2:36 pm

    Dreams, homeschooling and snarliness…

    After having a hell of a time falling asleep last night, I was awakened at roughly 4:17 a.m. with an elbow to the eye socket. Jim didn’t mean to do it, and the eye didn’t blacken. (Good thing, because we’re…

  2. Kandy Crosby-Hastings on December 6, 2007 at 2:23 am

    I think it’s great that they’re “homeschooling,” and I agree that we definitely need to get into more hands-on activities and away from standardized tests; but I have to wonder when she says she doesn’t know how to answer the question if she’s for homeschooling or against it.

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