GOOD: The book's pages, covers, and spine are in very good condition, showing very little sign of use or wear. The pages are free of marks; however, a previous owner's name is written on the inside front cover.
Product Details
The horrible/offending title aside, this book comes highly recommended for those considering homeschooling or are just getting started, because it was written by a mom who has experienced homeschooling herself. The book features:
A fascinating history of homeschooling.
Interesting stories of famous homeschoolers—from Benjamin Franklin to Sandra Day O'Connor.
Great advice on how to teach subjects you don't understand.
The facts about "unschooling"—an interest-oriented, real-life approach to learning.
It covers how to...
Get support and advice from other homeschoolers.
Evaluate teaching materials.
Plan your own curriculum.
Make sure your kids are prepared for college.
Design a learning program for a special-needs child.
Prepare your child for standardized tests.
Keep a journal documenting your child's progress.
Get your kids involved in team sports.
BRIEF CONTENTS
Each part has several chapters on the given topic.
Part 1: Homeschooling in North America Today
Part 2: First Things First: Getting Started
Part 3: Choosing/Planning a Curriculum
Part 4: Taking the Plunge: What Do I Do Now?
Part 5: Keeping Track: Testing/Assessments/Record-Keeping
