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WHY HOME SCHOOLING? A PROFILE OF FOUR CATEGORIES OF HOME SCHOOLERS

by Brian D. Ray, Ph.D. | Jul 10, 1988 | Volume 04, Issue 3

In the March 1988 issue of the Home School Researcher (Mayberry, 1988), I discussed the findings of the 1987‑1988 Oregon Home School Survey.  In that article I suggested that home schoolers are not a monolithic group,  rather they are a diverse group that...

REASONING ABILITIES OF HOME-EDUCATED CHILDREN

by Brian D. Ray, Ph.D. | Jul 10, 1988 | Volume 04, Issue 3

Much of the literature on home education centers either on reasons why parents should choose this form of education over the conventional classroom or the resource materials available to parents of home educated children (Pitman, 1986; Lines, 1987).  However,...

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