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Monthly Archives: April 2016
DOES IT REALLY MATTER IF THE ODD KID DIES?: A Look at the Death of Dylan Seabridge
Record: Chris Waterman, “Does it really matter if the odd kid dies?” in Education Journal 256 (2016): 15-19. [Abstract] Summary: Waterman is the former Executive Director of the Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS). In this article he addresses the death of Dylan Seabridge, … Continue reading
Posted in International, Policy/Regulation
Tagged Association of Directors of Children’s Services, Badman Review, Children’s Commission for Wales, Chris Waterman, Dylan Seabridge, Education Journal, England, United Kingdom, Wales
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FINANCIAL LITERACY: Comparison between Public School, Christian School, and Homeschooled Students
Record: Tricia Wright, “Comparing the Financial Literacy of Public School, Christian School, and Homeschooled Students” in Journal of Research on Christian Education 25, no. 1 (2016): 56-75. [Abstract] Summary: Wright is the founder of Elite Educational Services, Inc. and completed this study while in the Ed.D. program … Continue reading
Posted in Academic Achievement
Tagged Bob Jones University, Dave Ramsey, Journal of Research on Christian Education, Jump$tart Coalition, Larry Burkett, Tricia Wright
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PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING ABOUT HOMESCHOOLING: Turkey
Record: Hünkar Korkmaz and Güler Duman, “Public understanding about homeschooling: A preliminary study” in Procedia: Social and Behavioral Sciences 116 (2014): 3891-3897. [Abstract] Summary: Korkmaz and Duman are from the faculty of education at Akdeniz University in Antalya, Turkey. In this article they discuss the findings of … Continue reading
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Tagged Güler Duman, Hünkar Korkmaz, Procedia: Social and Behavioral Sciences, Turkey
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HOMESCHOOLING IN CHINESE MAINLAND: Parents’ Perspectives
Record: Junya Zhao and Mastura Badzis, “Parents’ Perspectives on Homeschooling in Chinese Mainland” in International Proceedings of Economics Development and Research 78 (2014): 17-21. [Article] Summary: Junya Zhao and Mastura Badzis are from the Institute of Education, International Islamic University Malaysia. In this article they describe the … Continue reading
Posted in International, Parental Motivation
Tagged 21st Century Education Research Institute, China, International Islamic University Malaysia, International Proceedings of Economics Development and Research, Junya Zhao, Mastura Badzis, Xiaoming Sheng, Zheng Guo-ping
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