Dare to Know

A blog which is mainly about home educating in the UK.

Monday, October 31, 2005

The Non-Equivalence of Moral Evaluations for Adults and Children

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Danny at Home Schooling Dad makes what looks like a rhetorical point, but which is actually far more than that. "When you force by gun...
Sunday, October 30, 2005

Exceptions to the Rules

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There are now at least four families who we know relatively well whose children, despite the fact that they are given the option of home edu...
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Saturday, October 29, 2005

Home Education a Drain on Civil Society?

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Yet again, home educators have produced the goods and am lying awake glowingly proud to have known all of them and to have seen their handiw...
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Thursday, October 27, 2005

Win-Win Solutions

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Most criticisms of home education miss the mark by a long shot. Questions about opportunities for socialisation can be readily answered. A...
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Wednesday, October 26, 2005

House Arrest for HE Kids

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People at Action for the Rights of Children have recently provided extremely satisfactory evidence of the ineffectiveness of truancy sweeps...
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Tuesday, October 25, 2005

Humanist Take on a Christian Tenet

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A tantalizing (for me) tip of a discussion occurred over in the Cocktail Lounge at The Denim Jumper . It may be hard to trace, so I should e...
Monday, October 24, 2005

"Mother Does Best" says Penelope Leach.

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It's difficult to avoid the thought that all this expensive research , despite the fact that it draws a fairly acceptable conclusion, sh...
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Sunday, October 23, 2005

Nothing Could Have Been Done?

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From the Saturday Times, Nothing Can Stop a Pencil Sharpener becoming a Weapon , in which the views of the parents are sharply at odds with ...

De-Schooling Success Story

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We have heard of yet more success stories about autonomously educated HE kids, such as the case of a child who'd been so badly failed by...

Good Arguments

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It is the sure sign of a very good argument that it unfolds in temperate fashion and so it is with an article about Chomsky at Norm's B...
Friday, October 21, 2005

Godwin

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A section of peerless text from William Godwin , (1756- 1836), English moral and political philosopher, who, amongst other things, displayed...
Thursday, October 20, 2005

Manifesto

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And another thing I've come by rather late in the day, but also nonetheless feel the inclination to link to: Jeff's manifesto , apar...

For the Sassy, Secular Home Schooler

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Am probably the last blogging member of this new site to actually link to it, but I suspect, nonetheless, that I may be the first from the ...
Wednesday, October 19, 2005

Lesson From the Day

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...don't use Dh's sat-nav system when on HE trips. With the flexible attitude to space/time management that is an HE day, the eerie ...
Sunday, October 16, 2005

Keep 'em Coming!

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Since the recent post about how well autonomously home educated children report doing when they return to school, we have subsequently heard...
Friday, October 14, 2005

Mood of Unremitting Celebration

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At the risk of this blog turning into one long paean to Home Education, (sorry, can't help it, it just feels that way at the moment), I ...

Reports from the Classroom

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Several previously autonomously home educated kids we know personally who have chosen to go to schools to do A levels and degrees at univers...
Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Yet More Good News for HE

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Yet another meeting today where the HE numbers were up with plenty of new faces. Parents include classical musicians, pub landlady, accoun...
Monday, October 10, 2005

H5N1 will Close Schools

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From Future Pundit , news that avian flu H5N1 is currently very lethal to children. "The disease has been particularly deadly for child...
Sunday, October 09, 2005

Big is Beautiful

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The expansion in the numbers of HEors is mostly very good news, primarily, of course for the children it involves, but also I'd guess, b...
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