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The Heart of the Matter The March edition of the online homeschool magazine, The Heart of the Matter , has just been published. From my brief glance at the titles, this appears to be the best edition yet. Carnival of Homeschooling The Carnival of Homeschooling is full of great articles about homeschooling. Palm Tree Pundit scattered facts about the marvelous month of March throughout the blog entries. Also, the founders of the Carnival of Homeschooling request your vote. Which images best represent the carnival? Vote for a medium image here and a large image here . This is a simple way to thank the ... Read Full Story
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Parents just cannot help but feel that the quality of public education is somewhat degrading these days. And when it comes to private schooling, this is an extremely expensive alternative. This is precisely why many parents these days resort to considering the option of online homeschooling. If you are one of the parents who feel a bit hesitant about online homeschooling and how effective a system it is, do not fret. This is normal; after all, it is the future of your own children that is at stake here. You may be glad to know that there are now plentiful of homeschooling curriculum available ... Read Full Story
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One of the questions for this edition of Unschooling Voices (which will be out later today) was to ask your kids take pictures of their favorite things. Cimion is not here so Jacqueline & Shawna got together and snapped away. They also took pictures of Billy & I (Jacqueline said I was her #1 favorite thing), but neither of us liked how we looked in them. LOL Read Full Story
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A lot of parents wonder if it is possible to take on homeschooling under a budget. So, how to start homeschooling on a right note and yet within your budget? The truth of the matter is, this is indeed highly possible, and hundreds of homeschoolers are indeed doing this with a budget of roughly $600 per student per year. Still, there are a lot of ways for homeschoolers to stick to this budget, or they could even squeeze it out to garner a bit of savings. One good way to do this would be to utilize used homeschool curriculum . Save more on homeschool ... Read Full Story
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Court of Appeal Grants Petition for Re-hearing! On March 25, the California Court of Appeals granted a motion for rehearing in the 'In re Rachel L.' case. The controversial decision which purported to ban all homeschooling in that state unless the parents held a teaching license qualifying them to teach in public schools.  The automatic effect of granting this motion is that the prior opinion is vacated and is no longer binding on any one , including the parties in the case.  This is good news for homeschoolers in California, though it doesn't mean a victory, yet. If you havent already read the previous ... Read Full Story
While there is a financial component to the decision to homeschool, I certainly believe that it is important to invest in education and hope to have the money in the future to spend on the best education possible for my kids. ...  
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For many stay-at-home and work-at-home moms, you are typically confronted with a major decision on whether you should formally begin a homeschooling program with your children or enroll them in a local school.Contributor: Star's Useful TipsPublished: Nov 13, 2009  
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Amazing things the Internet makes possible. Here's an Alabama-based site in which Joel Philips, an electrical engineer and educator, offers online classes for homeschooled kids. He does this because he loves teaching this stuff, says it's often poorly done in homeschooling courses, and because he was an "Edison Trait" kid -- a boy who was driven by studying what he loved, but who struggled in public school because he didn't care for other...  
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November is National Novel Writing Month. Janice structured this week's carnival, the NaNoWriMo Edition, like the sections of a book. The next carnival will be hosted at As For My House. Submissions are due by Monday at 6 p.m. I look forward to reading your submissions. Carnival of Homeschooling: The NaNoWriMo Edition originally appeared on About.com Homeschooling on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009 at 14:03:32.Permalink | Comment | Email this  
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Whenever two or more homeschoolers get together, just mention something about homeschooling and the conversation is off and running. Homeschoolers are notorious for supporting each other and helping each other succeed. Get involved with the conversation by visiting the Homeschooling Forum, by joining in the ever-popular blog comments, and now by sharing stories and tips about homeschooling. Enjoy these reader interaction links, then "share...  
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