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Home Schooling
Parents as Educators
- Maralee Mayberry - University of Nevada, USA
- J . Gary Knowles - Ontario Institute of Education Studies, University of Toronto, Canada
- Brian Ray
- Stacey Marlow - University of Hawaii, Manoa, USA
March 1995 | 144 pages | Corwin
An increasing proportion of parents in the United States are turning to home-based education for their children. If this trend continues, as much as two per cent of school-age children may be taught in this way by the end of the century.
Home Schooling presents an overview of home education which reflects its multidimensional nature. The volume also enhances the possibility of cooperative relations between professional and home educators. Parents, teachers, school board members and researchers will find this invaluable reading.
Learning about Home Schools
The Home Education Movement
Parents Who Teach Their Children at Home
Seeing through the Eyes of Parent Educators
The Relationship between Home Schools and Conventional Schools
Implementation of Policies and Views of Superintendents
The Future of Home Schooling