Home schooling
By: Cindy Mur, book editor.
Contributors: Mur, Cindy.
Series: At issue; At issue (San Diego, Calif.)
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2003
Place of publication: San Diego, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 107
Subjects: Home schooling
Other titles: Homeschooling
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 100-101) and index.
Table of contents: title: Home schooling is becoming more common -- Patricia M. Lines; title: Home schooling is increasing among African Americans -- Sandy Coleman -- The; title: challenges of home schooling -- Debra Bell; title: Home schooling is a legitimate alternative to public schools -- Chris Jeub; title: Public school is a better choice than home schooling -- Evie Hudak; title: Children who are home schooled succeed academically -- Brian C. Anderson; title: There is little evidence that home schooling is successful -- Katherine Pfleger; title: Home-schooled students are well socialized -- William R. Mattox, Jr.; title: Home schooling deprives children of important social lessons -- Gillian Bowditch; title: Home schooling affects families positively -- Kate Tsubata; title: Home schooling may hide parental instability or abuse -- Froma Harrop; title: Home schooling is vital to America -- Samuel L. Blumenthal; title: Home-schooled children may fail to learn America's cultural heritage -- Martha de Acosta; title: Cooperation between public schools and home-schooling parents is needed -- Michael H. Romanowski; title: Self-directed learning prepares children for adulthood -- Kate Tsubata; title: Home-schooled children excel in college-- Christopher J. Klicka.