Archives: 2007 October

Home schooling in the state of Texas is a little different than most other states. Without any specific state regulation, homeschoolers in Texas are left pretty much on their own when setting up their Texas home school. Since home schools don’t officially exist according to the Texas government, Texas home schools are considered private […]

There are both pros and cons when it comes to an Oklahoma home school, and so if you are considering home schooling your own children, then you are going to want to learn about both the advantages and disadvantages, so that you can get the best view on the whole picture and thus make the […]

Multi-age home schooling books are a great way to ensure your child gets the education he or she needs. When you don’t want to send your child to public school because of the bad elements rampant in today’s education system, home schooling may be your best option. With home schooling, you as a parent can […]

Home schooling can be a fun and exciting way for your child to learn both educational and life lessons. However the day may come when your home schooling student declares boredom and begs to be let off the hook “just this once”. Keeping your child interested in home schooling is just one of the many […]

When a parent considers the education of their children, often, choosing home schooling versus public education becomes an issue. There are many things to consider in the home schooling versus public education choice. A parent should carefully review and consider all the advantages and disadvantages to the different forms of education and look […]

When you home school your children, it can be hard to gauge how they’re doing against other children their age. This isn’t the case in a public or private school setting where test scores, and the scores of fellow classmates can determine a child’s progress. There are ways to determine how your children stand up […]

When it comes to home schooling, the biggest controversy is over home schooling socialization. This is an issue because home school families have removed their child from the public school system and any such socialization that may take place therein. After all, children cannot socialize whenever they are not around other children. […]