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The article discusses recent research from the University of South Africa on the trend of Christian parents choosing faith-based homeschooling. Topics discussed include the impact of the South African Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill on homeschooling, the role of faith in driving the choice of Christian homeschooling, and the triadic relationship involving pastors, parents, and learners in this educational approach.

A recent report from Western Galilee College in Akko, Israel discusses the increasing popularity of homeschooling in Western countries. The report focuses on the perspectives of parents who choose to homeschool, as well as the views of children and adolescents who have been homeschooled. The article suggests possible connections between homeschooling and the field of positive psychology. The research concludes that a broader perspective on homeschooling and positive psychology could contribute to understanding the reasons for homeschooling and its outcomes. The report has been peer-reviewed and provides valuable insights for those interested in education and psychology. [Extracted from the article]

A study conducted by researchers at Monash University in Australia evaluated the impact of an over-the-phone learning support intervention (telementoring) on primary school children and their mothers in rural Bangladesh during Covid-19 school closures. The study found that treated children scored 35% higher on a standardized test and that homeschooling involvement of treated mothers increased by 22 minutes per day. The intervention also prevented learning losses, and academically weaker children benefited the most from the intervention. The study was peer-reviewed and funded by the Centre for Development Economics and Sustainability (CDES), Monash University. [Extracted from the article]

A recent study conducted by researchers from Universite du Quebec a Montreal explores the rise of homeschooling in Quebec, Canada, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The study focuses on the challenges faced by parents who act as educators and wish to prioritize pedagogical strategies aligned with their preferences and values. The researchers conducted interviews with six novice families who started homeschooling and provided them with pedagogical support over a 12-week period. The findings highlight the importance of continued support for homeschooling parents and suggest the need for further research in this area to ensure quality education for all children. [Extracted from the article]

The former reality TV star is mom to sons Jace Vahn, 14, and Kaiser Orion, 9, as well as daughter Ensley Jolie, 7 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A recent study conducted by the University of Danang in Vietnam explores the perspectives and approaches of Vietnamese parents who homeschool their children. The study examines how parents navigate curriculum design, resource utilization, and social interaction to foster their children's Vietnamese language fluency and literary appreciation. While homeschooling offers personalized learning and cultural immersion, concerns remain regarding social development, academic rigor, and systemic recognition. The research aims to inform educational policymakers in developing support systems for homeschooling families and guide parents in creating enriching learning environments. The study encourages stakeholders to explore the potential of homeschooling in Vietnam while addressing its limitations to ensure every child receives a high-quality education. [Extracted from the article]

A researcher at Monash University conducted a randomized experiment in rural Bangladesh to evaluate the impact of telementoring, an over-the-phone learning support intervention, on primary school children and their mothers during Covid-19 school closures. The study found that treated children scored 35% higher on a standardized test and that homeschooling involvement of treated mothers increased by 22 minutes per day. The intervention also prevented learning losses, and academically weaker children benefited the most. The study suggests that this low-cost intervention could be effective in improving education outcomes during school closures. [Extracted from the article]

Mathnasium Learning Centers, an international franchise with over 1,100 math learning centers worldwide, has partnered with The National Homeschool Association (NHSA) to provide support and resources to homeschooling families. With over 4.3 million homeschooled students in the U.S., homeschooling has become the fastest-growing form of education in America. The partnership includes a virtual Mathnasium storefront on the NHSA Home Learning Store website, offering homeschooling parents access to supplemental education services. Mathnasium aims to make homeschooling easier by providing assessments, customized learning plans, and live instruction either in-center or online. The company expects increased enrollment from homeschooling families as a result of the partnership. [Extracted from the article]

More states are now giving money to families who pull their kids out of public school, creating a pot that can be spent on online learning and microschool programs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Astana, Kazakhstan, Asia, Education, Homeschooling, Pediatrics Keywords: Astana; Kazakhstan; Asia; Education; Homeschooling; Pediatrics EN Astana Kazakhstan Asia Education Homeschooling Pediatrics 408 408 1 05/02/23 20230505 NES 230505 2023 MAY 6 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Pediatrics Week -- A new study on Education is now available. Keywords for this news article include: Astana, Kazakhstan, Asia, Education, Homeschooling, Pediatrics, Nazarbayev University. [Extracted from the article]

It's also clear to many parents that their kids are not built for learning via Zoom. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses a child abuse and torture within home schooling. According to the author, lack of regulation, no assessment requirements makes home schooling attractive to neglectful and abusive parents.Comments from Rachel Coleman, the director of the Center for Responsible Home Education are included.

Fear of another school massacre is inspiring bad policies [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]