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    Homeschooling Split Personality Disorder 

    Published on 08-31-2009 10:40 AM
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    Do you vacillate between child-led, developmentally appropriate, interest-initiated unschooling on one hand, and traditional, structured, academic-based education on the other? These mood-altering swings in methodology creep up unexpectedly on homeschooling parents and are often exacerbated by events beyond their control. I know. I am recovering from homeschooling split-personality disorder. ...
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