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FAQs & Information for New HomeschoolersHome Education Magazine's online Homeschooling Information & Resource Guide link Home Education Magazine's Questions & Answers About Homeschooling link New Homeschoolers Pages from the National Home Education Network link Frequently Asked Questions from Unschooling.com link Beginning to Homeschool, from Ann Zeise's A to Z Home's Cool link Questions and Answers about Homeschooling from Holt Associates/GWS link Articles, Essays, Editorials, etc.Home Education Magazine's Back Issues Index of Articles and Columns link Unschooling.com's Library: Articles, Essays and more link Articles from the National Home Education Network link Feature Articles from Ann Zeise's A to Z Home's Cool link Unschooling Essays and Articles from Unschooling.com link How Homeschooling Works, by Marshall Brain link Archive of Peter Kowalke's HEM column: Unschooler in College link Cafi Cohen's Homeschool/Teens/College: Support for homeschooling ages 11-18 link Homeschooling: Creating Alternatives to Education link The History of Homeschooling SeriesLinda Dobson - "A Brief History of American Homeschooling" link John Holt and the Origins of Contemporary Homeschooling, by Patrick Farenga link Homeschooling Freedoms at Risk link Cheryl Seelhoff - "Who Stole Homeschooling?" link Special Report: The Trial of Seelhoff vs. Welch link The Ravage of Homeschooling Through Exclusion By Religion, by Raymond S. Moore link Sonlight Curriculum Homeschool Legal Resources Forum link The Kaseman Columns: Homeschooling and Political ActionWhy Homeschoolers' Playing Public School Sports Affects All Homeschoolers (May/June, 2000) link The Military-HSLDA Complex and Our Freedoms (March/April, 2000) link Working for Homeschooling Freedoms: Chore or Opportunity? Jan/Feb, 2000 link Convincing Others We Don't Want Homeschooling Legislation (Nov/Dec, 1999) link Doing the Minimum to Comply With Homeschooling Laws and Other Good Ideas (Sept/Oct, 1999) link HSLDA Study: Embarrassing and Dangerous (July/Aug, 1999) link High School Graduation and Homeschoolers (May/June, 1999) link Curfews and Homeschoolers (March/April, 1999) link "Homeschooling" In Public Schools: A Dangerous Oxymoron (Jan/Feb, 1999) link Current Legislative Challenges Promoted by National Organizations (Nov/Dec, 1998) link User Friendly Homeschooling Records (Sept/Oct, 1998) link Responding to Current Legislative Challenges Promoted by National Organizations (July/Aug, 1998) link Are Tax Credits for Educational Expenses a Good Idea for Homeschoolers? (May/June, 1998) link Don't Let Credentials Get You Down (March/April, 1998) link Homeschooling Organization's Lawsuit Threatens Homeschooling Freedoms (Jan/Feb, 1998) link Hanging On To What Makes Homeschooling Distinctive (Nov/Dec, 1997) link Survey and Lobbyists Cause Problems for Homeschoolers (Sept/Oct, 1997) link Homeschoolers and the "I Am Your Child" Campaign (July/Aug, 1997) link How Homeschoolers Can Help Prevent Education From Becoming the Next Scapegoat (May/June, 1997) link Communicating the Strengths of Homeschooling (March/April, 1997) link School-to-Work: Problems and Alternatives (Jan/Feb, 1997) link Interviews with Homeschool PersonalitiesDavid H. Albert, author of "And the Skylark Sings With Me" link Linda Dobson, author of many books on homeschooling link Patrick Farenga, President of Holt Associates, GWS link Grace Llewellyn, author of "Teenage Liberation Handbook" link Cafi Cohen, author of "And What About College?" link Mary Griffith, author of "The Homeschooling Handbook" link Misty Dawn Thomas - Native American Home School Association (NAHSA) link Cheryl Lindsey Seelhoff of Gentle Spirit Magazine link Marty Layne, author of "Learning at Home: A Mother's Guide to Homeschooling" link Michelle Wilbert, author of "Close to the Root: A Handbook of Simple, Sustainable and Earthy Alternatives for Family and Community Life" link |
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