Homeschool Alumni Interview: "Learning is a lifestyle"
Posted in Homeschool Voices on April 4, 2017
Tags: Interview
My name is Justin Dew. I’m 23 male, agnostic, and I live by myself. I’m live in Michigan. I graduated high school in 2012. You can find me on Twitter and a Instagram. I homeschooled from Kindergarten, which I started when I was seven, until Junior Year in High School, which started when I was Read More »
Homeschool Alumni Interview: Successful, Underachieving D1 College Athlete
Posted in Homeschool Voices on April 3, 2017
Tags: Interview
Luke is a 22-year-old, middle-class, Caucasian male from the southeastern United States. He has several athletic achievements, before college (in club competition) and during his college career. Academically he earned several places on his university’s dean’s list. Luke was homeschooled all the way through, K-12. He reported that his homeschooling method/philosophy was eclectic (eclectic method). He Read More »
'Password' to Success? A Story of a Cheating Homeschooler
Posted in In Their Words on April 3, 2017
Being home-schooled has its advantages and disadvantages. The advantage for me was that I was constantly alone while working, including without oversight from my teachers -- who in this case, were my parents. My mother was working, and though my father was a disabled “stay at home dad,” he was never awake when I was Read More »
Homeschool Alumni Interview: Don't homeschool to avoid the world
Posted in Homeschool Voices on April 3, 2017
Tags: Interview
I am currently 22, a white female in Texas. I was homeschooled my entire life, through 12th grade. Personally I have no religious affiliation and am the only person in my household. I am still in the $20,000-$30,000 annual range financially. I attended Texas Lutheran University where I studied Communications Studies and graduated with honors. I am Read More »
This Is Why I Hate School
Posted in In Their Words on December 9, 2016
Tags: Christian
I hate school. Don’t get me wrong. I absolutely love education. I am a college professor. I gave music lessons for many years. I’ve written many books on scholarly topics, and read several ancient languages. But I hate school. School doesn’t work. It didn’t work for me, and it doesn’t work for most kids. The Read More »
