Posts Tagged ‘ HSLDA ’

Generation Joshua

Robert Kunzman is an associate professor in the Indiana University School of Education, and the author of Write These Laws on Your Children: Inside the World of Conservative Christian Homeschooling. He maintains a web site focused on homeschooling research and scholarship, and in an essay for the June 14 edition of Religion Dispatches titled...
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Research Analysis

Author and homeschool researcher Milton Gaither writes: “This new study tries very hard to overcome one of the most persistent deficiencies of his previous work (and the 1999 Rudner study)–the near exclusive reliance on HSLDA’s advertisement to recruit subjects, leading to unrepresentative samples. This time around Ray tried to recruit families from...
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Visit with the Romeike Family

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Alexandra Frean, visits the Romeike family in Morristown, TN and writes about it in The Times - Exiled: the parents who dared to teach at home It was just after 7am in a chilly October day in 2006 when the police came knocking. Uwe and Hannalore Romeike and their three children remained quiet, scarcely...
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The Virtues of Standardized Tests

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In a piece titled, “Tests offer important feedback,” homeschooler Heather Duncan argues the virtues of standardized tests. You may not take standardized tests quite so seriously, and may even question their importance. Our ability to homeschool doesn’t depend upon test scores (at least not yet), nor do we get government entitlements when the scores...
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Homeschooling and Immigration – Canada

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An article on The Globe and Mail site tells us about an Canadian immigration case: They hid from German authorities, fled to Denmark and sought safety in Canada. All this for a chance to freely educate their children at home. Now the German family will take their cause one step further when they appear...
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Homeschooling in the Immigration Debate

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The editorial, “Home school – The Europeans don’t like it,” on the Las Vegas Review-Journal nudges the Romeike family’s asylum into immigration reform territory. Immigration has long been a wedge issue and the any reform effort is assured to be hotly debated, with rounds and rounds of emotional pleas by those on all sides....
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Culture War Bait…

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Top home-school texts dismiss Darwin, evolution The article itself is a throw-away piece which builds itself on too many assumptions to be taking seriously. The fight being picked is real, and a losing one for homeschoooling. Culture wars do us no good because homeschooolers need a broad base of support to maintain our ability...
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Zombie Zealots Coming of Age

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There were a number of ways to view this piece in the Falls Church News-Press Online, but the view of homeschoolers and the homeschool movement is chilling: It appears America’s religious fanatics are modeling their efforts on the success of radical Islamists in the Middle East, who reversed the trend of secularization in the...
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A New Basis for U.S. Asylum Claims: Homeschooling

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TIME picks up the Romeike asylum case: The ruling is sure to ignite passions on both sides of the debate — and may spur other parents around the world to follow the Romeikes’ lead. If this happens, the U.S. could see a flood of a new type of refugees —educational asylum seekers. This is...
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A Tough Read

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I found an article which addressed homeschooling, and it was a bit of a shocker: The Corporate Sovereignty of Home School Education Home-schooling; the wave of the future; the practical design that allows you to prepare your child’s education within the modern world by the standards long cherished and protected as family values. Taken...
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    Student loan consolidation is a major problem in our society today.  Several years ago one of our writers wrote a good article about teaching your kids how to manage their money and make a budget.  Please take a look at this great family oriented article about smart money management. http://homeedmag.com/home-education-magazine/stop-student-loan-consolidatio […]

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