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Virginia Homeschooling

Successfully navigate the homeschooling maze! Come inside for information on the laws regulating homeschooling in Virginia, support groups, local and state events, and much, much more. We've put all the best resources and sources of information at your fingertips to make your homeschooling adventure a success.


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Teaching means different things in different places, but seven lessons are universally taught from Harlem to Hollywood Hills. They constitute a national curriculum you pay for in more ways than you can imagine, so you might as well know what it is. 1. Confusion, 2. Class Position, 3. Indifference, 4. Emotional Dependency, 5. Intellectual Dependency, 6. Provisional Self-Esteem, 7. One Can't Hide. It is the great triumph of compulsory, government monopoly mass-schooling that among even the best of my fellow teachers, and among even the best of my students' parents, only a small number can imagine a different way to do things.
John Taylor Gatto   

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Readiness
Vicky Williams
This article takes a look at one mother's coming to terms with her daughter's readiness, or lack thereof, to learn to read.
African-American Unschooling
This web site serves to meet the needs of families striving to raise spiritually whole and healthy African-American children.
Let's Get Real
Let's Get Realâ„¢ is an academic competition and an opportunity for teams of students to gain experience working on real business challenges. Corporate sponsors supply real challenges for which teams submit solutions in business format. Each team chooses from the list of challenges the one(s) it finds most interesting. Challenges might include areas such as environmental issues, manufacturing, distribution, engineering, software creation, human resources, health and safety, facilities design, public relations, or any other areas deemed important to the corporations involved. There is no entry fee for teams.
How to Begin Homeschooling
Brian L. Boley
A good discussion of the common pitfalls new homeschooling parents face: too much structure or not enough structure. Some of these ideas won't work for everyone, but there are some interesting approaches to a balanced homeschooling learning environment.

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