Emily Moore's Public Lists
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Distance courses for K-12 homeschooolers (6)
Distance and e-learning courses are one option for home schoolers. Here's a sampling of what's out there.
Created: Mar 01, 09 Modified: Mar 19, 09
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Home school blogs (5)
What makes one blog better than another? In a word, specificity: it's the heart of good writing (and every other art form). Of course, when it comes to blogs, "good" is also a matter of taste. Here are some of the home school blogs I personally find worth visiting regularly.
Created: Mar 01, 09 Modified: May 01, 09
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Home school magazines (3)
If you don't live near a home school group (or even if you do), a good magazine can offer the support, tips, and advice you need to balance out the "You do WHAT? Don't you want your kids to be SOCIALIZED?" that you hear every day. Thanks to home schooling's religious past in the U.S.A. (thirty ye...
Created: Mar 05, 09 Modified: Mar 05, 09
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Home school policy (2)
The legalities of home schooling differ from state to state. Here are a few (Texas-heavy) policy sites I've found valuable.
Created: Mar 04, 09 Modified: Mar 05, 09
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Home school support groups (3)
Home schooling can be daunting. Fortunately, face-to-face and online groups exist for encouragement, support, and help with practicalities. (Which curriculum should I use? Can I get my kid enrolled in intramural sports? How do I keep from going crazy?)
Created: Mar 05, 09 Modified: Mar 13, 09
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Home school trends (7)
The home school movement is gathering speed, and the reasons parents cite for choosing to home school--and the parents themselves--are becoming more and more diverse. This list is my attempt to track the trends in this growing educational movement.
Created: Mar 01, 09 Modified: Apr 05, 09
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