Homeschooling in Delaware

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I believe that school makes complete fools of our young men, because they see and hear nothing of ordinary life there.

—Petronius Satyricon

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Delaware Homeschooling

Homeschooling is easier and better when you have the right information and support. You need a place to get your questions answered. Here you’ll find information about the laws regulating homeschooling in Delaware, how to find Delaware homeschool support groups, activities you can use to learn and have fun, and practical tips for making homeschooling run more smoothly.

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Unschool Sharing for Parents

Share successes and ideas and build a helpful, welcoming archive for the new unschoolers, the newly-unschooling, and the nicely unschooling.

The Montessori Foundation, The International Montessori Council, & The Montessori Family Alliance

The Montessori Foundation works with the entire Montessori community, regardless of affiliation, as well as parents, educators, schools, and school systems that are interested in learning more about the insights, research, and approach pioneered by Dr. Maria Montessori.

Five Ways to Make Geometry Memorable

The key to teaching students the basics of geometry is making it memorable. Get them out of their seats to experience geometry.

AmblesideOnline Facebook Group

Connect with thousands of Charlotte Mason homeschoolers who are using the free AmblesideOnline homeschool curriculum for grades K-12. Ask questions, get support, and learn more about using this curriculum.

Meet the Unschoolers

Unschooling has gained in popularity in recent years. This look into the lives of unschoolers is a celebration of the unschooling way of life, where children live and learn on their own terms and at their own pace. Offers a look into how unschooling works, and then details some of the successful educations and careers that unschoolers go onto pursue.

Homeschool Humor from the Olsen Family

Wonderful collection of humorous tidbits and articles. Tickle your funny bone here.

A House Divided: Homeschool Students on School Sports Teams

As the number of high school students who are homeschooled continues to rise, leaders in high school sports across the country face growing interest among these students and their parents to play sports on their local public school teams. Interest continues to build in homeschoolers’ participation on public schools sports teams. In some states, that option exists, although the requirements vary from state to state with some states requiring part-time enrollment in the local school. In other states, the debate continues as to whether homeschooled students should be allowed to play on the local high school team alongside students who attend classes at the school all day long.

A Homeschooler's History of Homeschooling - Part 2: Influences

Cheryl Seelhoff continues her look at the history of homeschooling by examining the influences of unschooling, Raymond and Dorothy Moore, Bill Gothard, and more.

So You Think You're Not Smart Enough to Homeschool?

How intelligent does a person have to be to homeschool successfully? You do not have to know all the answers in order to be a good teacher, you just have to know where or how to find the answers. You do not have to be able to do something yourself in order to be able to teach about it. A successful homeschool teacher is one who is able to impart the material to his or her students.