AHEA presents: Are You Considering Home Schooling Your Child?

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Evolved Parenting (series 2)- How to Parent, Home School - attitude, behavior, discipline research

Not everyone can do home schooling, but parent experts (how to parent), offer parenting advice to help with kids who seem bratty, tantrum, angry, ungrateful, spoiled, lazy, disrespectful, or disobedient. Family chores? misbehaving? punishment? allowance for children? parenting advice if kids have rude behavior, or depressed. Information for family, regardless of school (or unschooling) or education, kids help from a parenting expert, for obnoxious attitude, using child development, but...

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AHEA presents: Advice for the Reluctant Home School Mother

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Christine Aalbers shares some advice for the reluctant home school mom. - all from her own personal experience when her children came home.

Christine & her husband Gerald's three children came home to school when their oldest was in Grade 5 and youngest in Grade 2. It was quite an adventure! Now that their nest has been empty for 5 years Christine is sharing some of their journey....

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AHEA presents: (2) How to Home School in Alberta

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Terry Yaceyko shares Part 2 (Research) in a series of How to Home School in Alberta. Terry is a veteran home schooling mom of 4 daughters and is happily married to Richard. She loved Home Educating their daughters and is still heavily involved in Home Education in Alberta. She is a Home School Support Group Leader and loves to encourage other home educators as much as possible.

AHEA (Alberta Home Education Association) is committed to helping parents home educate as...

Part 1 Kids speak candidly about Homeschooling! Should you home school?

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We get an interview with 2 home schools and get them to speak candidly about the pros and cons. They give you real answers about social development, how they really feel about homeschooling and how their education differs from government schools.

From: Dr. Tarrin P Lupo

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School-Home Support and corporate partnerships

Corporate and Events Officer, Laura Solomons, talks through the ways that corporate partnerships help School-Home Support reach disadvantaged children and families.

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APS Snapshots - 7x04 - After School Time Conference

The Arlington Partnership for Children, Youth and Families hosted the Out of School Time Assets Conference at Kenmore Middle School. The conference helped parents, youth, and out-of-school-time staff engage in community conversations to help the adults be stronger, more supportive role models and the youth to be more powerful leaders at home, in school, and in the community.

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AHEA presents: You Can Home School through High School!

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Carmen Zayac shares passionately about home educating through High School.

Carmen & Jason Zayac have 3 girls who have never been to institutionalized schooling. As the oldest is now 16, that is how long the family has been home educating. Piano, 4H sheep, Jujitsu and Girl Guides, this active family lives near Vermilion, Alberta, and does not plan to stop the process of delight directed learning anytime soon.

AHEA (Alberta Home Education Association) is committed to...

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Home School Planning Help

The Happy Home School Magazine

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Home Schooling in America: An African-American Family’s Cultural Decision

Monica Utsey’s sons love to play West African drums and are involved in an African-centered home schooling collective that Utsey helped found to support families of color in Washington, D.C. There, her sons learn about their culture and take classes in traditional academics. They are also involved in their local Boys and Girls Club where they can often be found at the end of the day playing sports and doing other activities. Home school for Utsey is about finding activities and experiences...

From: Education Week