Sites about... Home Schooling / Home Education
The following sites may be able to help with your quest to home educate. Our website also provides a wealth of resources.
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Writes fictional ebooks for young adults, teens and children and produces educational blackline masters
for teachers, homeschoolers and distance education students.
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Experiland features science projects & science experiments aimed at kids grades 1 to 8 in the
following main categories - Chemistry, Earth science & astronomy, Electricity & magnetism, Life sciences and Physics.
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International, evangelical, inter-denominational faith mission serving persecuted Christians around the world.
Autonomous missions in various countries, cooperating and working together through International Christian Association.
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International News events effecting christian people.
Home Schooling in languages other than English
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Parents have a fundamental right to choose how their children are educated in almost every country of the
world with the exceptions of some dictatorships like China, North Korea, and many Islamic countries.
Surprisingly, Germany accompanies these countries in forbidding parents to choose to educate their own
children at home. Since the time that national socialists replaced the public education with a compulsory
education, this law has been used by the Police against respectable citizens to prevent home education in a
number of cases.
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Artikelen, Jurische achtergrondinformatie, thuisonderwijs in Nederland, onderwijskeuzevrijheid.
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From February to April 2011 there was quite a bit of turmoil in the Netherlands about home education. As in some other
countries, the existence of home education in the Netherlands was at stake. The Minister of OCW (Education, Culture and
Science) unexpectedly decided to reconsider the law concerning home education. The trigger for this was the closure of
an Islamic secondary school in Amsterdam. With no other options for their children to receive schooling from their
religious viewpoint, seventy families announced they would apply for an exemption to homeschool. Suddenly, the
increasing fear of “Islamification” in the Netherlands was linked to the home education movement.
Fierce discussions in the political and public arena followed.
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