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Main Author: Frost, Gene
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ376137
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contents The Academic Success of Students in Home Schooling. Frost, Gene Academic Achievement Comparative Analysis Educational Cooperation Educational Research Educational Trends Elementary Education Home Schooling Instructional Effectiveness Nontraditional Education Parent School Relationship Summarizes four formal studies that measured the academic achievement of home-schooled students. Concludes that the home-schooled student is not necessarily academically disadvantaged. Asserts that public school administrators should assist home-schooling parents with curricular materials, library usage, testing, and extracurricular involvements. (MM)
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spellingShingle The Academic Success of Students in Home Schooling.
Frost, Gene
Academic Achievement
Comparative Analysis
Educational Cooperation
Educational Research
Educational Trends
Elementary Education
Home Schooling
Instructional Effectiveness
Nontraditional Education
Parent School Relationship
The Academic Success of Students in Home Schooling. Frost, Gene Academic Achievement Comparative Analysis Educational Cooperation Educational Research Educational Trends Elementary Education Home Schooling Instructional Effectiveness Nontraditional Education Parent School Relationship Summarizes four formal studies that measured the academic achievement of home-schooled students. Concludes that the home-schooled student is not necessarily academically disadvantaged. Asserts that public school administrators should assist home-schooling parents with curricular materials, library usage, testing, and extracurricular involvements. (MM)
title The Academic Success of Students in Home Schooling.
topic Academic Achievement
Comparative Analysis
Educational Cooperation
Educational Research
Educational Trends
Elementary Education
Home Schooling
Instructional Effectiveness
Nontraditional Education
Parent School Relationship
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ376137