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How are millions of parents successfully helping their children learn at home using time-tested methods? What do parents have that certified teachers do not? This is a homeschooling book, but it's not about your child. It is about you and for you: the home-educating parent. It dissects the history, purposes, and outcomes of a standard K-12 education and shows how education at home can be a superior lifestyle for your family. You'll learn the "Six Secrets of Homeschooling," as well as what "experts" have said about education from ancient to modern times. Along the way you'll be given tools to…mehr

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How are millions of parents successfully helping their children learn at home using time-tested methods? What do parents have that certified teachers do not? This is a homeschooling book, but it's not about your child. It is about you and for you: the home-educating parent. It dissects the history, purposes, and outcomes of a standard K-12 education and shows how education at home can be a superior lifestyle for your family. You'll learn the "Six Secrets of Homeschooling," as well as what "experts" have said about education from ancient to modern times. Along the way you'll be given tools to aid your children in becoming academically successful, all of which will help you confidently embark on the journey of homeschooling.
Autorenporträt
Jennifer Georgia has been loving math since a moment fifteen years ago when she rebelled against the "schoolish math" that she'd been using in her homeschool and embraced math as the fascinating creature that it is. Since that time her focus has been finding ways to spread a feast of inherently-appealing math before her children and many others so that they gain a holistic view of what math is. By profession Jennifer is a critical care nurse, but her career is motherhood. She and her husband Paul now have four homeschool graduates whose first day of "school" was in college, along with a kindergartener and three soon-to-be adopted foster children. She has tutored math and taught math in clubs, classes, and co-ops, has been the chairman of a national homeschool organization and has been a speaker at many homeschool conferences. The Georgias live in northern Virginia outside of Washington D.C.