Homeschooling Growth examines the increasing trend of families choosing homeschooling, driven by dissatisfaction with traditional schooling and a desire for greater parental involvement. This book explores not just the “why,” but also the “how” and “what” of homeschooling, offering insights into its diverse methodologies and measurable outcomes. Did you know homeschooling represents a significant shift in how parents engage with their children's learning, and its growth reflects increasing availability of resources supporting home-based learning? The book takes a data-driven approach, emphasizing empirical evidence to shed light on the complexities of alternative education.
It begins by tracing the historical development of homeschooling, then delves into motivations, such as concerns about school safety and tailoring education to individual learning styles. The final section examines academic and social outcomes, drawing on research to provide a nuanced perspective on this increasingly popular educational choice.
