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Devoted
Exclusively to Promoting and Reporting on the Growing Revival
of Classical Education for Homeschooling Parents, Homeschooling
Students,
Classical Charter and Private Schools' Great Books Readers.
Hitler |
In
1919 Soviet State education was made compulsory -
homeschooling was abolished.
In
1938 Hitler abolished homeschooling in Nazi Germany.
In
1959 Communist China abolished homeschooling: "All
children who have reached the age of six shall enroll
in school and receive compulsory education for the
prescribed number of years, regardless of sex, nationality
or race." Mao Tse-tung
MMao
Tse-tung
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Lenin |
FOLLOW
THEIR LEAD -
SUPPORT THE ABOLITION OF HOMESCHOOLING!
Got your attention? In the US homeschooling is legal in
all 50 States. This is a wonderful ratification of the
natural rights of parents to educate their own children,
recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court. But protecting this
right requires vigilance. Tyrants and wannabe-dictators
always want all children indoctrinated in their own versions
of political correctness. Efforts to restrict or prohibit
home education inevitably arise from the same - totalitarian
- mentality of forced indoctrination in whatever modern
version of political correctness is dominant. Don't take
it for granted -support the freedom to homeschool - or
someday you might not be able to do so.
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the golden ages of Western Civilization in your own
home!
Classical
Homeschooling Magazine in four issues analyzes the
burgeoning homeschooling renaissance of classical
education from A to Z - the primary importance of
the family to education, the Great Books movement,
the liberal arts, the Socratic method, the paideia
reforms, philosophy and education, homeschooling academic
statistics, poetic knowledge, legal implications of
homeschooling, ancient Greek education, medieval education,
reading lists of the classics of Western civilization,
restoring education at home, the ideal university,
the future of homeschooling, where to begin and many
other captivating topics.
Although
its first issue was hard-copy printed, the popularity
of the first issue quickly depleted the initial printing.
It and the other three issues are all now online =
4 issues total.
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SOME
OF OUR DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTORS
Max Weismann and
Mortimer J. Adler
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Peter Redpath, Ph.D. |
Patrick Carmack, J.D. |
Fr.
Joseph Fessio, S.J. |
Steve Bertucci, Dir.
Editor |
Curtis Hancock, Ph.D. |
James S. Taylor, Ph.D. |
Elisabeth Carmack, Ph.D, N.D.,D.I. Hom. |
Thomas R. Orr, J.D
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Ronald P. McArthur, Ph.D. |
Robert Alexander, Ph.D.
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John Coleman, M.D.
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Dr. Gary Dunn |
Dennis Quinn, Ph.D. |
Patricia Weiss, Ph.D.
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Professor
Piotr
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