It is a completely personal activity that takes place between the student and the books. Parents need only to provide their children with high-quality educational materials, a good study environment, and excellent study habits. Anything or anyone who gets between the student and the books diminishes this activity. Children learn their faith, morals, ethics, behavior, work habits, and most other important things by example. The examples homeschooled children follow can be closely controlled by their parents.
Children learn academic subjects, however, by self-study.
These keys can unlock wonderful lives for hundreds of millions of American children and can assure a great future for our country. We must provide these keys. Home Life Inc. Used by permission. Originally published in Practical Homeschooling magazine. This publication should be read by every homeschool family.