Posted in Quantitative data, research methodology, tagged Brian Ray, Cardus Education Survey, David Sikkink, divorce statistics, early marriage, HSLDA, I Kissed Dating Goodbye, Jeremiah Lorrig, Josh Harris, Knowledge Networks, random samples, random sampling on September 23, 2011 | 6 Comments »
This post reviews Ray Pennings, et. al., Cardus Education Survey (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 2011) [available here]
Phase 1 of the Cardus Education Survey was released a few weeks ago and has garnered significant national attention for its insights into private Christian schooling. Though not the report’s major emphasis, it also includes some very interesting information about homeschooling. (more…)
Posted in International Homeschooling, Politics of homeschooling, tagged Chris Klicka, Christian Smith, David Sikkink, Education Week, HSLDA, Mary Ann Zehr, Paula Rothermel, Randall Balmer on June 17, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This 2007 release by Thomson Gale is a convenient anthology of articles all previously published elsewhere covering a range of topics and points of view on homeschooling. The aim of the collection is to provide a sort of point/counterpoint on the topics covered. In my next few posts I will provide brief summaries of and commentary on the articles included. Today I will talk about the first two. (more…)
My book Homeschool: An American History
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