The Power of Television by Martin Ward About 18 years ago I read Malcom Muggeridge’s book "Christ and the Media" which was a real eye-opener. The most telling passage is where he discusses how what we see (via television) enters directly into our minds with hardly any chance of being questioned, while what we read … Read more
Tips about homeschool and home education Homeschooled children are not sent to school, they are lead into a better and more fulfilling education by our daily example, by careful productive nurturing, individual tuition and personal attention. Who else knows, understands and loves your child better than you yourself. Consider how well your child already knows … Read more
Car Schooling and Travel Games This article was originally on the forum at homeschool.co.uk and written in Wed Sep 11, 2002 4:58 pm Post subject: Car Activities – Schooling while traveling. I posted the following question on the Duet6v7 list. "We seem to spend a fair amount of time in the car, any suggestions, actives … Read more
Nation Identity Scheme for Children in the UK John Clare, the Education Correspondent for The Daily Telegraph, recently received and responded to a letter from a school governor disturbed by an extension of the annual school census. Introduced in 1996, this census has been used by the British Department for Education and Skills (DfES) to … Read more
Talking to the Press – Advice for Homeschoolers This Article originally appeared on Education Otherwise magazine Home education is a legal option for anyone. It’s education that’s compulsory, not school attendance. You don’t have to be a teacher / well educated to do it, you can learn together, however around a quarter of all HE … Read more