Learning At Home, A Mother's Guide to Homeschooling Revised Edition Marty Layne Learning At Home, A Mother's Guide to Homeschooling , by Marty Layne, is a wise, simple, but thorough, overview of what Layne discovered about the nature of learning and supportive parenting while homeschooling her four children. How one family ended up homeschooling and what has worked for them. Very helpful and valuable support for people trying to find their own equilibrium between structure and natural learning. Another thought provoking author and former teacher who tells how adolescents can get a rich education outside of the standard system. She gives very practical and extensive advice about learning strategies and resources that would be hard to find elsewhere.
Various teenagers tell stories about their lives, occupations and education since leaving school.
In her two books Wallace chronicles her family's experiences with homeschooling. There is a lot of food for thought here, as she leans toward a natural learning approach and went through a variety of personal trials and growth along the way. Her books are rich in content and reassuring to anyone currently going through the process of discovering what works for their own family. Homeschooling, the Early Years Linda Dobson. Based on input from many families, skillfully woven together by the author, along with her own insights.