Answers to the 3 Big Questions about Homeschooling, with guides to getting started and assessing your progress and success
By Hope Katz Gibbs
It’s the decision of a lifetime to homeschool your kids. Will they get the education they deserve? How will it impact their social life? Will they get into college? And that’s just the start of the investigation.
In this book and documentary video series, our mission and vision is to provide case studies of families that are going through the process — from asking themselves if homeschooling is right for them, to assessing how they did in the end. We’ll share case studies of the challenges and successes, and advice these parents and kids have for others going through the process?
In three chapters we’ll flesh out as many details as possible to answer these three big questions.
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Sample Questions for Parents
- What made you decide to homeschool your children?
- How many kids do you have — and are they all homeschooled?
- Were you homeschooled as a child? If not, what type of education did you receive (public, private, other)?
- Did you enjoy your academic experience?
Sample Questions for Students
- Did you like the idea of being homeschooled?
- What are your favorite classes? Why?
- Which classes / subjects are most challenging? Why?
- Tell us about your day, week, and month.
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WHAT DO YOU TEACH?
Apply today to be part of our growing teacher network by answering these questions:
1. What is your area of expertise?
2. How long have you been teaching?
3. What is the name of the class you’d like to teach?
4. To which group would you like to teach the class: Women, Wellness, Kids
5. If you’d like to teach students, share your background and subject matter experience.
6. Please send us a syllabus of the class you’d like to teach.
7. Please send us your bio, resume, photo, and contact information
8. If you have a video of you teaching, please send that along.
Email your responses and any questions to hope@hopegibbs.com.
Once accepted, you’ll receive information about getting started. Scroll down for details about membership.
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Inkandescent™ Learning is an educational distance learning nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting Women, educating and inspiring Kids, and bringing health & Wellness to every body.
“Thanks to distance learning, boundaries of geography no longer impede access to master teachers and excellent curriculum,” explains founder journalist, publicist, and entrepreneur Hope Katz Gibbs, whose mission is to connect master teachers with students of all ages in three segments to reach a wide audience, and earn income.
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