Confused about the home ed styles you’ve been reading about?
By Susan Wight
Breathe easy, there is no one right way and you can change if necessary. Here is a simple guide to get you started. Many home education styles exist. Some are formal, structured programs and some are less formal, child-directed approaches. It is just a matter [...]
Archive for the 'Otherways Magazine' Category
A Matter of Style
Otherways 122 November 2009 – January 2010
Reading – The Easiest and Best Homeschool Curriculum By Diane Flynn Keith
What Did You Do Today? Nothing Really by Brooke Cowley
Confessions of an Unschooling Cheerleader By Marshall Cowley
Missing the Milestones By Susan Wight
Finding Ideas, Not Discouragement By Barbara Frank
New Home Educators Corner – Socialisation
click on the title to read more or visit our shop to purchase
Read the rest of this entry »Back Issues Available
Back issues of Otherways are available in our shop.
Editions 100, 101, 104 & 105 or now $5
Editions 102 and 106 – 114 are $8 each plus $2 postage per issue.
Editionrs 115 onwards are $10 each plus $2 postage per issue
Buy them through our online shop (click here) or download our order form -BackIssuesForm.pdf and send your [...]
Otherways 121 August – October 2009
Creativity
When Kids Want to Go To School
Click on the title to read more…
Read the rest of this entry »Otherways 120 May – July 2009
The Deprived Child
Family Honour
Sharing the Joy and Pain of Being a Teenager
Confessions of a Spasmodic Homeschooling Mum
Teenage Rebellion and the Lack of it
Click on the title to read more…
Read the rest of this entry »Otherways 119 February – April 2009
Feature: Socialisation
Y Games
How to Teach Your Platypus
Teenage Rebellion and the Lack of it
Click on the title to read more or purchase this issue in our shop
Read the rest of this entry »Otherways 118 Nov 2008 – Jan 2009
Feature: ADD/ADHD
The Great ADD Hoax by David Keirsey
Ten Tips for Teaching Your Highly Distractible Child by Carol Barnier
It’s Time for some Xtreme Homeschooling by Diane Flynn Keith
Home Educating Teenagers is Not that Hard by Susan Wight
click on the title to read more or visit our shop to purchase
Read the rest of this entry »Otherways 117: August – October 2008
Special Feature: Teenagers and Freedom
Let’s Abolish High School by Dr. Robert Epstein
Trashing Teens by Dr. Robert Epstein
Dr Epstein on Home Education
Studying through Open University by Sharee Cordes
Click on the title to read more or purchase this issue in our shop…
Read the rest of this entry »Studying Through Open University
By Sharee Cordes
I think it all started for us when Jayden became interested in linguistics. I was searching on the internet for some way to help him find out more about linguistics when I came across the Open Universities Australia website.
click on the title to read more…
Read the rest of this entry »Otherways 116 – May-July 2008
Radical Feminist Mothers and Why We Need Them by Isabel shapcott
How Homeschooling Helped Us Stay Married by Beverley Paine
Liam Sing: Brumby Trainer by Jude Parsons
Institutionalisation and Deschooling by Kah Ying Choo
Days of Knights by Jude Parsons
Full Time Work, Full Time Home Education by Kate Frishman
Click on the title to read more or purchase this issue in our shop
Read the rest of this entry »