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Study conducted by Brian D. Ray, Ph.D., author of Worldwide Guide to Homeschooling 2004-2005
While some recent media reports have tried to suggest otherwise, a new study on the socialization effects of homeschooling shows the method of education is more successful in developing citizens who are active in healthy social settings. The study, 'Homeschooling Grows Up,' was conducted by Brian D. Ray, Ph.D., whose new book, Worldwide Guide to Homeschooling 2004-2005: Facts and Stats on the Benefits of Home School, is available now (Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2004).
Worldwide Guide to Homeschooling is updated annually to answer common questions parents have about homeschooling, including:
The book also profiles leaders in the homeschool movement, suggests curricula and models for daily teaching, and gives helpful contact information for homeschool organizations worldwide.
Ray, a homeschooling expert who has been interviewed by major media outlets including CBS television and Time magazine, has published the results of his recent 'Homeschooling Grows Up' study on the Home School Legal Defense Association web site. Socialization notes include the following:
Ray's entire report can be read at: http://www.hslda.org/research/ray2003/Socialization.asp. His organizational web site for the National Home Education Research Institute is http://www.nheri.org. And for regular updates on homeschooling issues, please visit http://www.lifeway.com/homeschool.
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