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The story, covered in this blog post, may be of particular interest to you. It features a young man by the name of Timothée, who was homeschooled throughout his life and later went on to attend University. This story may interest you because it represents anecdotal evidence that homeschooling can play an important role in
Let Them Learn: One Family’s Decision to Home Educate
By Laurel Coatsworth Marketers cater to it. Politicians stir emotions with it. Parents want more of it. Choice. In every sphere of life, choice is there, being celebrated. Every sphere, that is, except the one, that matters most: education. In Canada, there remain few options in this realm but more than ever, parents are exploring
“But isn’t your social life suffering?” “Isn’t homeschooling only for the educationally impaired?” “How do you move from homeschooling into the public system?” These questions, asked in a skeptical tone, and many more like them, have been thrown around for years now, even though homeschoolers know they hold no water. Nathan B, who was homeschooled
Before and After: the life of a homeschooler
Meet Michael H. He’s a college student. Like all his peers, he’s currently hard at work, juggling exams, socializing, and keeping his grade averages steady. But unlike his peers, Michael H. has a unique educational history, since he hasn’t always been in the public school system. That is because Michael H. was homeschooled. Now, this
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