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Featured Homeschool Lenses

Homeschooling- Our Nation's Future Depends On It

Homeschooling has come along ways from those bygone days living in a little sod house on the prairie. Where readin' ,writin' and arithmetic were the standard curriculum. No standardized testing back then. Just a good ole' standard switching if you we...

A Homeschooling Dream : Homeschool Houses for All Homeschoolers to Share

Homeschooling Families are Being Asked to Come Together to Raise Money for a Common Good. "Homeschool House" houses around the world, to be shared community type centers, of sorts, for all homeschooling families is a dream of this homeschooling mom....

Homeschool vs. Public School

Homeschool vs. Public School The number of kids being schooled at home is surging forward. Why are millions of parents taking their kids out of school and back home? Why are we still educating our kids like our parents, grandparents, and our founding...

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Unschooling

College Scholarships for Unschoolers

Hi! I'm Andi. I made this lens. (A 'lens' is Squidoo's word for a user-made page. You can make one too!) I'm qualified to talk about unschoolers and college scholarships because I will be attending my top-choice college this fall with 30% of the co...

Unschoolers Can't Go To College!

Hi! I'm Andi. I wrote this lens (a lens is Squidoo's word for a user-made page. You can make one too - it's free.) I'm qualified to write about unschoolers going to college because I unschooled my middle school and high school years, and ended up g...

Unschooling Teens

Hi, I'm Andi. I wrote this lens. (In case you don't know, a 'lens' is Squidoo's name for a user-made page about a topic.) From the time I was six, I was homeschooled. From the time I was twelve, I was worldschooled. Then, this spring, I graduated....