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He gave me the reasoning that schooling should be left to the professionals. And at that point I stopped talking and ended the conversation with me wanting him to read a couple of books. (I wanted to bang my head on the wall at that comment.) Please help.

 

I need things I can print out for him to read or a book. I've got The Well-Adjusted Child and Dumbing Us Down.

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Homeschooling Rediscovered http://www.amazon.com/Homeschooling-Rediscovered-Socialization-Education-Family/dp/1430308257/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1294374221&sr=8-1

 

These websites:

 

 

Homeschooling and Socialization:
 
Movie about problems with education system:
 
Do schools kill creativity? Very entertaining video with some good points to ponder: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG9CE55wbtY
 
Article on why young kids’ brains aren’t ready for early reading/writing instruction:
 
Here’s an article that discusses how children who start academics at later ages do better in the long run: 
 
Here’s a video on delayed academics in Sweden:
 
Youtube videos:
 
 
Unschooling definition:
 
 
I did a search on Peter Gray on the Psychology Today website and he has lots of interesting looking articles. Here are a couple I read: 
 
Math: 
 
 
Reading: 
 
Sudsbury School: 
 
 
Tons of great articles about homeschooling. http://www.besthomeschooling.org/gateway/inted16.html
 
ACT scores–homeschooled compared to general test takers:
 
Some homeschooling research:
 
Home-Education: Rationales, Practices and Outcomes
 
Fifteen years later: Home-Educated Canadian Adults
 
We've Grown Up and We're Okay
 
Welcome to the National Home Education Research Institute!
 
 
 
 
 
 
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I always loved the book Homeschooling for Excellence.  It's one of those books you can give the relatives to calm them.  The boys end up going to Harvard but pretty much did hands on relaxed homeschooling.  It's written well and "calms down" even the most nervous family member. 

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