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Issue 110: Nov 2006Featured Articles: Schooling: The Hidden Agenda 
Issue 109: Aug 2006Featured Articles: Preschool Pressure 
Issue 108: May 2006Featured Articles: The New Education Act 
Issue 107: Feb 2006Steiner Education at Home Special Head, Heart and Hands Also: Home Educating Teens 
Issue 106: Nov 2005Featured Articles: Informal Learning by Alan Thomas 
Issue 103: Feb 2005This product has sold out but a free downloadable version is available in the PDF section. Featured Articles: Beginning Home Education 
Home Education Network MembershipHEN Membership includes your membership card and Otherways subscription. Membership is for 12 months. Otherways magazine is published four times a year.  More Details
Home Education Network supports home educating families by encouraging and supporting groups of home educators, by organising group activities such as science at Monash and home-ed camps. Home Education Network maintains this web site at (http://www.home-ed.vic.edu.au); runs a phone support service for members and the wider home education community; and researches and publishes Otherways Magazine. Otherways Magazine contains the latest news, research, workshops and events, networking and support group information, letters from families and articles on every aspect of home education from Australia and around the world. We cover all topics in the effort to inspire, inform and encourage. Home Education Network is your home education community, all HEN activities are organised and run by volunteers. Each year brings more informative and inspiring articles in Otherways, as well as more camps and activities and an increasingly dynamic home education community. 
Issue 102: Nov 2004 - Digital DownloadThis is an Zipped PDF download of the issue. Featured Articles: Learning Through Play 
Otherways Revisited 2003(click on the image to enlarge) This is a great chance to purchase a full year of Otherways articles in one volume with no advertisements or events. The articles/topics covered are: Single Mums Do Home Educate – special feature Home Ed Dads Speak Out – special feature More Details
But What if My Child is Dyslexic? Unschooling Is My Job But What About My Life? On whether being a home educating mum means you don't have a life of your own Against School. How Public Education Cripples Our Kids and Why by John Taylor Gatto Homeschooling With the Cartwrights a mum reflects on how soft toys have been incorporated into their home education lifestyle So He Drew A moving poem about school by a young boy. Empowered By Homeschooling What mums get out of home education themselves. I Am What I Am a moving piece by the mother of a special needs child Eclectic Heretic Homeschooler about finding your own way to home educate - Natural Learning or Unschooling is not for everyone. Competition - A Negative Force in Education Australian Schooling - a History of Social Control Einstein the Autodidact on Einstein's learning outside school Exams, VCE, University, Cheating etc - a Cynical View The Tests Kids Crave - Young people do want to be tested but not in the school way Ivan Illich: The Original Lateral Thinker Honour Your Child's Need for Solitude Buying a Curriculum Plus: Two Families in Profile: The Sing family and the Mawdsley family give you insights to how home education works in their households. Dear Yakshi - Our questions column Kids centrespread Home Ed Humour Kevin's Science Resource Chat 
Home Education Network Membership RenewalFor Existing Members who are renewing. HEN Membership includes your membership card and one year’s subscription to Otherways magazine. If you renew late, your membership will be renewed from the current edition of Otherways. You can purchase back issues seperately if required. More Details
Membership Benefits: Otherways magazine four times a year;Membership Card; Access to HEN\'s public liability insurance; Subscription to our email notices of events and news; Advertise home education you are organising in Otherways and/or by email notification to members; News of camps, science classes and events; Access to the HEN community; Support HEN\'s voice in advocating for home educators 
Issue 111: Feb 2007Featured Articles: Help Your Child to Wonder 
Issue 112: May 2007Featured Articles: ‘I’m a Saboteur’ 
Issue 113: Aug 2007Featured Articles: 
Issue 114: Nov 2007Special Feature: Home Education on a Budget Articles: 
Issue 115: Feb 2008Special Feature: 
The Why and How of Australian Home EducationPDF file of The Why and How of Australian Home Education by John Barratt-Peacock BA., PGCE., BA., MSc., PhD. File Size: 30.7 MB More Details
This is Johns PhD thesis on home education. Published in 1997 it is still considered the most authoritative work on Australian home education. A comprehensive study of the reasons, characteristics and outcomes of Australian home education... insightful, reassuring, informative. Purchasing this product allows you to download the PDF version of the book direct to your computer. You will require Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to open the file. This can be downloaded for free at http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/ How Do Your Children GrowBy Clare Cole More Details
Clare Cole was one of Australia’s earliest modern home educators and a founding member of AERG (the forerunner of HEN). This book is based around Clare’s personal journal and is full of information, ideas and advice for anyone considering home education. It includes a detailed comparison with the curriculum of the local state primary school and details what each of her daughters, Megan and Holly, learned. The book reflects Clare’s belief that children’s education could and should be an extension of their home and family life. Unfortunately Clare passed away in 2001 but is still well-remembered in HEN for the encouragement and support she gave to those embarking on home education. Although How do your Children Grow is, in some areas, dated, Clare’s voice continues to offer advice and encouragement to another generation of home educators. 
John Holt DVDDVD of a lecture John Holt gave during his visit to Melbourne in 1981 DVD format: PAL (suitable for Australian DVD machines, not American) Note: Overseas orders will be posted without the DVD box. More Details
John speaks on a range of topics such as Schools vs Home Education, Socialisation and Time Management 
Issue 116: May 2008Special Feature: Homeschooling a Child with Special Needs 
Issue 117: August 2008Special Feature: – Teenagers and Freedom Let’s Abolish High School by Dr. Robert Epstein 
Issue 118: Nov 2008 - Jan 2009Feature: ADD/ADHD 
Issue 119: February 2009Feature: Socialisation Articles: 
Issue 102: Nov 2004Featured Articles: Learning Through Play Otherways 120 May-July 2009Articles:
Issue 103: Feb 2005 - Digital DownloadThis is a FREE downloadable PDF version Not sure if Otherways is for you? We’ve made this back issue available for free as a sample. The issue has been condensed slightly to keep the file size to a downloadable size – advertisements and dated material have been removed. Instructions: Just click ‘add to cart’ and proceed to ‘checkout’. Please enter your details and select ‘pay by cheque/bank deposit’. You will receive an email confirming your order. When we pick up your order, we’ll email the zipped file to you. We are trying to automate this process but, with a zero price, we haven’t quite figured out how to do that yet so please bear with us! Even though we need you to go through the ‘checkout’ and select the manual payment option, no payment is required for this item. More Details
Featured Articles: Beginning Home Education Are you Qualified? Age Segregation is Unnatural Quality Time My kids wont let me teach Teaching Maths Future Prospects for home learners Otherways 121Features: Creativity & When Kids Want to Go to School Do Schools Kill Creativity by Sir Ken Robinson You Want to What? by Cynthia McStephen
Articles: Amelia’s Got it Mappedl from the Bendigo Advertiser Plus our regular features… 
Issue 105: Aug 2005Featured Articles: Commemorating John Holt’s anniversary 
Issue 104: May 2005Featured Articles: Encouraging Natural Learning 
Issue 101: Aug 2004Teenager Special Adults Cant You See? (Teenage Suicide and Compulsory Schooling) 
Issue 100: May 2004Celebrating 100 Issues Otherways History  Loading...
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