Home Schooling - An Overview
Written by Rosie Williams Wednesday, 13 August 2008 05:54
Home schooling is a form of education that occurs in an out of school setting. Home schooling is an educational option that has as many approaches and variants as there are home school families. It is based on the belief that you (parents) understand best what and how your children should learn. Therefore, obviously, home schooling is ideographic in character and is not a phenomenon that fits neatly into a single definition or example.
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