Table of Contents
- Intro. Understanding Homeschooling
- 1. Why Home-Based Education?
- 2. But Is It Legal?
- 3. What Do You Do All Day?
- 4. How Do We Know They're Learning?
- 5. How to Prepare Your Own Curriculum
|
- 6. What Are the Problems?
- 7. Socialization
- 8. Computers & Home-Based Learning
- 9. The Teenaged Learner
- 10. A Word to Educators
- 11. Towards Freedom For the Child
|
Here's what parents have said about School Free:
Great! A real service to homeschoolers.
I've read everything I can get my hands on about homeschooling,
but your book really hits the nail on the head.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for your wonderful, concise,
clear, informative homeschooling book.
...one of the most positive sources of encouragement to us since
we began homeschooling.
Here's what reviewers have said about School Free:
This handbook manages to be at once philosophically
challenging and eminently practical. Priesnitz gives families a
superb overview of the basics...and makes an impassioned but
reasoned case against compulsory education.
Canadian Book Review Annual
Priesnitz presents her research findings and her educational
philosophy very well, and her presentation is well documented.
Prairie Messenger
This is a controlled exposition that runs the gamut of
deschooling philosophies and attempts to present them in an unbiased
way. It is a valuable book for both its practical and philosophical
approaches to the deschooling of children.
Calvinist Contact
A sensitive and comprehensive discussion about home schooling.
Canadian Press
When most parents would daycare-ize babyhood and
nursery-school away the preschool years, the lone cry of Wendy
Priesnitz is a glorious, human song indeed. Deschool!
Compleat Mother Magazine
A fascinating look at home-based education, and a useful
source of information for anyone wanting to know how and why to
teach children at home.
Home Education Magazine
Priesnitz is the high priestess of home schooling in Canada.
Today's Parent Magazine
Order
Your Retail Copy Now