Philosophies and styles

Philosophies and Styles

The more homeschoolers you meet, the more you will discover that there are many ways to educate at home. Below are some of the most popular styles. No matter which style suits your family best, you can learn much from all these web sites.

Traditional

A Beka

Alpha Omega

Bob Jones

Calvert

Covenant Home

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Classical Education

The Well-Trained Mind

Trivium Pursuit

Circe Institute

Classical Conversations

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Charlotte Mason

Introduction to Charlotte Mason

Ambleside Online

Charlotte Mason Research and Supply

Charlotte Mason YahooGroup

Ambleside Online YahooGroup (Grades 1-6)

House of Education YahooGroup (Grades 7-12)

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Unit Studies

Heart of Wisdom Unit Studies

KONOS

Tapestry of Grace

TRISMS

Amanda Bennett's Unit Study

Five in a Row

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Unschooling

Natural Child

Unschooling

Home Educate

Life Learning

NC Unschoolers YahooGroup

Unschooling Basics YahooGroup

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Eclectic

Eclectic Homeschool

Practical Homeschooling

Homeschool

Home Fires

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Special Needs

NATHHAN

L. D. Online

LD Info

Learning Abled Kids

CHADD (Children and Adults with ADD)

GIFTSNC - Giving and Getting Information For Teaching Special Needs Children

Discalculia

AVKO (Dyslexia)

Bright Solutions for Dyslexia

Dyslexia: the gift

Learning Disabilities Resource Community

Learning Disabilities links

Homeschooling the Special Needs Child (PDF resource guide from NCHE)

Hoagie's Gifted Education

Beth LeGrand-Tull is a Charlotte-area retired professional teacher of children with learning style differences for ~30 years offering tutoring services.

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