Feature: Travelling and Home Education
Unschooling on the Road by Lainie Liberti
Livin’ on the Road: Swimming with the Sealions by Amy Page
The Trip that Made the Difference by Jessica Bowers
The Value of Matches by Lauren Fisher
Holiday Learning by Jackie Crosby
Four Dots on the Map by Karina Baigrie
Our World School: An End of Year Report by Theodore Sutcliffe
Articles:
Pathway to a Future by Lynda Russell
Capturing Natural Learning as it Happens by Natalie Atherden
From Day One We Learn by Amy Conley
Madelaine: Home Grown Farmer by Colita Scott
Living in Harmony with Nature by Jeanie Clark
How I Worked in Live Sound by Gerard Hook
TV and Food by Jess Pritchard
Having Fun with Art History by Catherine Durant
Science Talent Search by Jeanie Clark
Geelong Home Educators’ Facebook Page
Film Festival Gets Funding by Amanda King
Photo Pages:
Activities by Dora Berenyi
The Grampians Camp Photospread by Dora Berenyi

Plus all our regular features

November 2011 – January 2012

Articles:
Some Superstitions in Education by Roland Meighan
Ladder of Doubt by Marnie Black
Life After Home Ed by Beverley Paine
Two New Bikes by Veronika Sophia Robinson
How to Live Before You Die by Steve Jobs
Right on Target by Stephanie Pollock
Christmas: The Unplanned Theme by Jackie Crosby
Home Ed Profile: The Tranzillo Family by Faye Underhill
Learning Together by Lauren Carter
History by Terry Barca
Art in Home Ed by Louise Kirby
Chemistry in and from the Forests –  IYF by Jeanie Clark
Wimmera Group in Water Week by Jeanie Clark
Good Things Happen When We Let Go by Barbara Frank
Photo Pages: Sovereign Hill & Falls Creek Snow Camp Camps

Plus our regular sections

Feature: Home Ed in the Cyber World

At Home in the Cyber World by Kevin Roberts
Computer Time by Sharee Cordes
Teaching Kids to Identify and Avoid Scams by Robert Wight

Articles
Yes, My Grown Homeschooled Kids Are Odd by Diane Flynn Keith
Who Needs School by Wes Beach
Are Homeschooled Siblings Closer Than Schooled Siblings? by Brandy Madison
Left Handedness: When Being Left Isn’t Always Write by Jill WrightFive Must-Have Supplies by Barbara FrankLivin’ on the Road: Houseboat on the Murray by Amy PageADD: A Convenient Diagnosis by Chaley-Ann Scott
Chemistry Models Link to Forests by Jeanie Clark
Your Hand in Mine by Anne Hall
Otherways is 30 years old
Australian History – Boring? by Janette Cassey Ingham
They’re a Weird Mob (mathematicians series final) by Kevin Lees

Photo Pages:
Otway Ranges Camp by Dora Berenyi
Portsea Camp Photospread by Sharee Cordes
Renascent Events by Simon Mollema
Plus all our regular features including Home Ed Kids section and The Age of Reason for teenagers

November 2010 – January 2011
Articles:

• A Permaculture Education by Jackie Crosby
• The Joy of Being a Kid in Water by Mark Bachmann
• Choosing to Unschool My Children by Sarah McLean
• Your Child Should Be Doing This By Now by Barbara Frank
• Education in the Kitchen by Vanessa Meckes
• Home Based Education Effectiveness by Roland Meighan
• Dinner Conversation by Susan Wight
• Who Am I? By Geoffrey Barron
• Biodiversity: Newcomers, Invaders, Losses and Action by Jeanie Clark
• Exploring Biodiversity for National Science Week by Jeanie Clark
• Home Ed Formal Photos
• Tree Top Adventure Spread by Sharee Cordes
• Snow Camp Photos
• Dyspraxia by Dawn Matthews
• Maths Strategies and Games by Jane Berry
• They’re a Weird Mob: Evariste Galois by Kevin Lees
• Geelong Home Educators

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Feature: University Access:

Getting In by Susan Wight
Postcards from Uni and the Pathways
Parental Perspective
Life After School by Martina McNeil

Articles:

Livin’ on the Road by Amy Page
Pottery at Tallarook by Kathryn Marks
Home Ed Camps Over the Years by Dora Berenyi
“You Home Educate? Now that’s a Big Job!”by Cynthia McStephen
Educating Square Pegs: Tips for Dyslexiaby Dawn Matthews
River Red Gums – IYF by Jeanie Clark
Home Ed Profile: The McAwesome Familyby Faye Underhill
Eat Your Greens by Vanessa Meckes
Mind the Gap by Diane Flynn Keith
They’re a Weird Mob: Sonya Kovalesky by Kevin Lees

Photo Pages:

Phillip Island Camp
Raymond Island Camp
Warrnambool Camp
Roar N Snore
Rainbow Divas Camp

Plus all our regular sections including a Home Ed Kids and Age of Reason for teenagers

Featured Articles:

Help Your Child to Wonder
Home Education: A Choice for Life
When Being Mum is not Enough
I Have Today
Home Education and Special Needs Research

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Featured Articles:
Grandparents
The New Education Act
An Unschooling Journey From Control to Connection
Being a Cheerful Rebel
The Hidden Benefits of Sport
Making and Consuming
The Secret Lives of Children
Days of our Lives
Giving Up the Gold Stars

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Do you love the look of Otherways and want to take them all?

Now you can.

This pack includes issues 100-126 and postage

Issues 102, 103, 106, 111,113  and 126 are PDF versions included as part of your Otherways Addict’s Pack – all other issues are paper magazines which will be posted out to you

But wait there’s more! We don’t have any steak knives but we will throw in the PDF version of Otherways Revisited – a collection of all our 2003 articles (covering issues 95-98) without the advertisements and events.

Featured Articles:

Informal Learning by Alan Thomas
Coping with Hard Times
Learning Science Naturally
Some Ideas for Journal Writing
Victorian Education Act: Changes Afoot

This is  a PDF version of  issue 106. After you purchase it, you will be sent details on how to download it from the PDF section of our site.

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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

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