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She [[homeschooling|homeschools]] their children and serves on various boards.

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* [http://www.homeschoolinginsouthdakota.com/ Homeschooling in South Dakota]

...an in a school. Home education is often considered to be synonymous with [[homeschooling]], but some have argued that the latter term implies the re-creation of sch ...selves'', http://www.stanfordalumni.org/news/magazine/2000/novdec/articles/homeschooling.html</ref>

...ican conservative]] in [[Corpus Christi, Texas]], describing herself as "[[Homeschooling]] Mom, [[Tea Party Patriots|Tea Party Patriot]], and grassroots activist."

In education, many on the Christian right promote and practice homeschooling, to avoid what they see as a public school system that has been ideological

Dodgson was [[homeschooling|homeschooled]] until he was 12. After three years at the [[Rugby School]],

...lies choose not to send their children to schools, instead giving them a [[homeschooling|homeschool education]], or sometimes even a very non-traditional education

...entator [[Phyllis Schlafly]], and originally begun as a class project by [[homeschooling|homeschooled]] students,<ref>''Conservapedia'': '[http://www.conservapedia.

...ng unions, many in the religious right started supporting [[home education|homeschooling]], with [[Michael Farris]] setting up the [[Home School Legal Defense Assoc *[[Public education]] and [[homeschooling]]

...compromise was reached in 1955 whereby the state would accept a form of [[homeschooling|home education]] and training, typically centered around the Amish home and