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REASONS FOR SELECTING HOME SCHOOLING IN THE CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE VICINITY

by Brian D. Ray, Ph.D. | Apr 10, 1989 | Volume 05, Issue 2

Purpose and HypothesisThe purpose of this project was to establish clear, specified reasons why parents in the Chattanooga, Tennessee vicinity home educate their children.  It was hypothesized that home school parent/teachers desire to effectively develop their...

SOUTH CAROLINA’S EDUCATION ENTRANCE EXAMINATION: A STUDY OF ITS SUITABILITY FOR USE WITH HOME…

by Brian D. Ray, Ph.D. | Apr 10, 1989 | Volume 05, Issue 2

Introduction             In America today, thousands of children are meeting state compulsory education requirements at home instead of in school.  In 1987, 29 states explicitly permitted instruction at...

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