This blog started out with a bang.
Apparently, writing about common misunderstandings of homeschooling is taboo in some circles. But I persevered.
I first started with a five part mini-series on the history of Christian education.
I also researched the surprising conclusions of homeschooling statistics, summarized here. The claims of revival among homeschooling by radical homeschoolers was challenged as well.
Much of this site is historical. The early 1800s understanding of home education was summarized here. What early American presbyterian thought about private schooling and Sunday schools was explored as well. The irony of the revival of Rouseau still stands as a challenging article.
I explained how I was homeschooled. I looked at questions such as: what if everyone homeschooled? I even defended homeschooling.
A Christian manifesto was analyzed as well. I countered Gary North's diatribe against classical education here. Another historical error was brought out in Selling Webster's Dictionary.
Over all, I was quite busy. And I hope, dear reader, these articles will change the way you view education.
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