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THE EFFECT OF HOME SCHOOLING ON THE LEADERSHIP SKILLS OF HOME SCHOOLED STUDENTS

The purpose of this study to explore the state of the art of home schooling in Washington state, particularly in the rural and urban areas of Puget Sound, to determine the extent to which those conditions that foster leadership in children and adolescents are operating in the home schooling experience.

Linda Montgomery, Vol. 5, No. 1, 1989, p. 1-10

 

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A STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF HOME SCHOOLS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION

This study was to develop a profile of existing home schools in an attempt to find some common characteristics of them and their operators.  The study was also designed to identify some of the concerns parents have about public schools by examining their reasons for choosing home schooling as an alternative.

Donald Edward Wynn, Sr., Vol. 5, No. 1, 1989, p. 11-20

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