Asperger’s Syndrome – Understanding and Educating Introduction Asperger’s Syndrome so named after the Austrian researcher Hans Asperger, who first described this condition in a paper he wrote, publishing it in German in Vienna in 1944. The paper and others he wrote were not accessible in English until Uta Frith had the original paper translated and… Read More Aspergers Syndrome – Understanding and Educating
There are many reasons to be suspicious about the public schooling system; similarly there are many reasons to like about the homeschooling in 2015. As the years are passing more UK families are embracing homeschooling for the education of their children since British law states that children’s education is the sole responsibility of the parents… Read More Facts about Homeschooling
I like the WEB (World English Bible) and this is a collection for scripture about raising children Psalms 127:3-5 Behold, children are a heritage from the LORD, the fruit of the womb a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one’s youth. Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them! He shall not be… Read More Good Parenting: Scripture about raising children
Christian Homeschooling – Some Preliminary Thoughts by Dr David Field “I advise no-one to place his child where the Scriptures do not reign paramount.” – Martin Luther Scripture Passages of Relevance to Christian Education English Proverbs of Relevance to Christian Education Some Helpful Resources A Catena of Questions, Thoughts and Quotations Urging Christian Education Some Clarifications… Read More Christian Homeschooling – Some Preliminary Thoughts
A list of the different Teaching Styles and Methods of Homeschooling The decision to home school your child is truly a difficult task to do particularly if you don’t know what are the possible benefits and drawbacks if there’s any. You will probably ask yourself if it will work or not. There are many important… Read More Homeschool Styles and Methods (a complete list)
New Zealand Homeschool Organisations Learning as Families 35A Primrose Street, Hamilton, New Zealand phone: 07 8478248 Email: salpow@ihug.co.nz Christian Home Schoolers of New Zealand (Home Education Foundation of NZ) http://www.homeeducationfoundation.org.nz 4 Tawa St, Palmerston North, New Zealand Contact: Craig Smith phone: +64 6 357-4399 fax: +64 6 357-4389 National Council of Home Educators of New Zealand… Read More Homeschooling in New Zealand
Information about Homeschooling in the UK If you are in the UK be sure to checkout Education Otherwise, they provide very useful resource and can offer legal advice, membership is affordable and beneficial. Website: http://www.education-otherwise.org Email: inquiries@education-otherwise.org Deut6v7 Mailing List – http://groups.yahoo.com/group/deut6v7/ is a highly recommended UK-based mail list, and supports Christian home-schoolers and other Christian educators.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/deut6v7/ Tracy van den… Read More Homeschooling in the United Kingdom
Australian Homeschool Organisations Alternative Education Resource Group P.O. Box 461, Daylesford VIC 3460 Contact: Lyn Phone: (03) 9517 7107 Email: coordinator@home-ed.vic.edu.au https://home-ed.vic.edu.au/ Aussie Homeschoolers & Homeschooling 137 Neerim Rd., Castle Cove NSW 2069 Contact: Annika Phone: (02) 9924 7535 Email: classicaled@optushome.com.au Canberra Home Education Network Canberra and Southern Tablelands (HEN CAST) Contact: HENCAST-Info@yahoogroups.com Phone: (02) 6288… Read More Homeschooling in Australia
Homeschooling in South Africa Homeschooling is alive and well in South Africa although relatively unheard of until about 10 years ago. Homeschooling has become a favoured choice by parents who want the best for their kids. Schools world wide are letting down families as a result parents are taking back their original God given duties,… Read More Homeschooling in South Africa
Critical thinking means collecting absorbing important information and using that to form and support a decision or opinion of your own, rather than repeating or believing what you hear others say. Critical thinking skills don’t fully develop until adolescence, but the foundations for good thinking develop in younger children and it is important to help children during the… Read More Critical Thinking and what it means to young children