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You'll find a wealth of great homeschooling articles here, including interviews with world-renowned homeschoolers Lisa Whelchel, Karen McCall, Nobel Laureate Carl Weiman, Dr. Robert Ballard, and Robert T. Kiyosaki (author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad").

Here a some free articles concerning the importance of homeschooling - the benefits of home education - why families teach at home - what can happen in a "good" private school - and how to answer family objections. Also included are some good articles from off-site authors as well.

Many unfamiliar with homeschooling question its academic rigor. They are equally concerned about possible gaps in instruction, the need for socialization, and the potential lack of parent-educators' qualifications. But moving beyond perceptions, homeschooling is a growing educational success story. Find out why in this outstanding article.

Have children and live in a rural area? Consider this alternative -- homeschooling.

Homeschooling yields positive academic, social, emotional, and spiritual benefits for any family that gives it an honest chance. By now it's no secret that all the research shows homeschooled children outstrip both their public- and private-school peers in every academic area. There are many other less known benefits, too. How to get started? Follow these ten steps.

This article answers common questions about homeschooling:
What is homeschooling?
Will homeschooling work for my child?
How widespread is homeschooling?
Doesn’t homeschooling isolate children?
How does homeschooling work?
What help can homeschoolers get?
What does homeschooling usually cost?

Did you know? Public school children are behind their home school counterparts in maturity, socialization and vocabulary development, as demonstrated by available research. This is just one of 15 important reasons for homeschooling your teenager. Read this excellent article by Elizabeth Smith and find out more!

As a homeschooling parent, you can choose any one or a combination of teaching methods based on your philosophical or religious beliefs. This article briefly examines the more popular homeschooling methods.