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Category Archives: Technology
VITUAL CHARTER SCHOOLS: Solution or Siren Song?
Record: Mary Sue Backus and Hayley Jones, “Solution or Siren Song? The Lure of Virtual Charter Schools” in The Oklahoma Bar Journal (2015). [Available Here] Summary: Backus is a professor and Jones is a former student from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. Interestingly, both are former … Continue reading
Posted in Legal, Public Schools, Technology
Tagged Connections Academy, Hayley Jones, K12, Mary Sue Backus, Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma, Virtual Charter Schools
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES: Impact on Elective Home Learners
Record: Andrew McAvoy, “How Are New Technologies Impacting Elective Home Learners?” in International Perspectives on Home Education (2015): 74-84. [Table of Contents] Summary: This article is part of a series of reviews on the book International Perspectives on Home Education. McAvoy obtained his MSc in Science Education at … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew McAvoy, International Perspectives on Home Education, United Kingdom
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SLIPPERY ROCK V. PA CYBER: An Analysis of the Case
Record: Rachel R. Hadrick, “Slippery Rock Area School District v. Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School: A Fight on the School-Funding Playground” in Widener Law Journal 22, no. 2 (2013): 289-305. Summary: Hadrick, now an Associate at the law firm McNees, Wallace, … Continue reading
Posted in Legal, Public Schools, Technology
Tagged Charter School Law, Cyber Charter, McNees Wallace and Nurick, PA Cyber, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School, Pennsylvania Public School Code, Rachel R. Hadrick, Slippery Rock School District, Widener Law Journal
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HOMESCHOOLING BASED ON TECHNOLOGY IN MALAYSIA
Record: Norlidah Alias, Mohd. Nazri Abdul Rahman, Siraj Saedah, and Ruslina Ibrahim, “A Model of Homeschooling Based on Technology in Malaysia” in The Malaysian Online Journal of Educational Technology 1, no. 3 (July 2013): 10-16 [Available Here] Summary: The authors … Continue reading
Posted in International, Technology
Tagged Free and Compulsory Education Act, Interpretive Structural Modeling, ISM, John A. Ebinezar, Malaysia, Mohd. Nazri Abdul Rahman, Norlidah Alias, Ruslina Ibrahim, Saedah Siraj
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GENDER, RELIGION, AND HOMESCHOOLING: Michael Apple Weighs In
Record: Michael W. Apple, “Gender, Religion, and the Work of Homeschooling” in Zehavit Gross, Lynn Davies, and Al-Khansaa Diab, eds., Gender, Religion and Education in a Chaotic Postmodern World (Springer, 2013). Abstract Here. Summary: Apple, an education professor at the … Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Religion, Technology
Tagged American Grace, authoritarian populists, Christian Smith, David Campbell, Gene Edward Veith, George W. Bush, Jennifer Lois, Karl Rove, Kingdom of Children, Michael Apple, Mitchell Stevens, Patrick Henry College, project method, Robert Kunzman, Robert Putnam, social housekeeping, University of Wisconsin
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CONFRONTATION AND COOPERATION: Public Schools and Homeschooling
Record: Donna M. Johnson, “Confrontation and Cooperation: The Complicated Relationship between Homeschoolers and Public Schools” in Peabody Journal of Education 88 (2013): 298-308. [Preview here] Summary: Johnson, an education professor at Dakota Wesleyan University, here summarizes a wide range of … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum, Legal, Policy/Regulation, Public Schools, Technology
Tagged Arizona, Donna M. Johnson, Dual Enrollment, Florida Virtual School, Iowa, Peabody Journal of Education, Tempe, Tim Tebow Bill, Tim Tebow Law, Vida Homeschool Enrichment Center
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