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

February – April 2011

Articles:

• Life Long Learning By Bill Ellis
• You Have Homeschool Hair
• Auditory Processing Problems By Dawn Matthews
• Freedom By Jess Pritchard
• Creating Our Convict Settlement By Jackie Crosby
• Nobody Told Me that I’d Get the Independent Kids I Wanted By Barbara Frank
• From Biodiversity to Forests in 2011 By Jeanie ClarkInvestigating
• Young Children’s Perceptions of Home Ed By Donna Broadhurst
• Dumbing It Down By Amanda King
• They’re a Weird Mob: Blaise Pascal By Kevin Lees
• Mad About Science: The Super Cold Bag Experiment
• Grampians Camp Photos
• Teen End of Year Social Photospread
• The Excursion Factor Photos

Plus our 2011 Home Ed Camp Planner
and all our regular sections:

• Dick and Jane
• Letters from Home
• Yay for Home
• Sound Bites: Looking Back
• Tips and Tricks: Home Ed On a Budget
• Colita’s Couch
• Home Ed Bookshelf
• The Age of Reason
• Home Ed Kids
• Hoem Ed Calendar & Regular Events
• Network News

You can purchase this issue for just $10 plus postage or join HEN and either receive Otherways four times a year by mail for $40 or access to a year’s downloadable issues for $20.

August – October 2010

Articles:

• Part Time School by Cynthia McStephen
• When Full-Time Schooling isn’t Working by Sue Minto
• Biodiversity: Building Skills by Garden Investigation by Jeanie Clark
• Araluen 12 years on – photo feature by Dora Berenyi
• Our Other Lives – photo feature by Dora Berenyi
• One Hundred and Thirteen Tomatoes by Rebecca Funk
• Science Resources for Teens by Susan Wight
• Home-ed: The Myths, The Magic, The Mayhem by Jess Pritchard
• NAPLAN for home educators? By Carol Goudie
• Joining the Camp Scene by Jess Pritchard
• Wildthings Camp - photospread by Sharee Cordes
• The Nature of Learning by Kylie Robertson
• Wildthings Camp Report by Pete Matthews
• Yay for Home - new column by Shae Reynolds
• Home Education: 40 Years Old by Rosanne Trevaskis
• Open House by Kathy Major

This is an Zipped PDF download of the issue.

Featured Articles:

Learning Through Play
Leisure and Education
Bullying: The Daily Grind
Is It ADD?
Is School A Dream of the Past
Homeschooling in 1923
Learning Systems
Further Perspectives from the Next Generation

Please note there is also a free PDF of issue 103 available

Feature: ADD/ADHD
The Great ADD Hoax by David Keirsey
Ten Tips for Teaching Your Highly Distractible Child by Carol Barier
It’s Time for Some Xtreme Homeschooling by Diane Flynn Keith
Home Educating Teenagers is Not that Hard by Susan Wight
Educating Amelia, an interview with Alison Rowe
Allons Enfants de la Patrie by Grant Triffett
Talking Home Education, an interview with Sandra Herbert
Spring Formal Centrespread
Pets as Teachers by Isabel Shapcott
A Mathematician’s Lament Part 3 by Paul Lockhart
A National Curriculum -What does it mean to Home Educators?
A Creative Mess in a Good Cause by Lizzy Gardner