Youth in Transition Survey, 15 year-olds (Mathematics Cohort) (YITS)

Statistics Canada. (2004, December 7) Youth in Transition Survey, 15 year-olds (Mathematics Cohort) (YITS). (Study/report does not include homeschool students. “Target population: The target population for the Math Cohort (15 year-olds) comprises students who were born in 1987 and were attending any form of schooling in the ten provinces of Canada. Schools on Indian reserves

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Learning in the library: An assessment of library services to homeschoolers

Hunt, Rebecca N. (1996). Learning in the library: An assessment of library services to homeschoolers. Feliciter, 42(7-8), 62-69. (Appears friendly toward homeschooling. “Abstract: This paper seeks to dispel misconceptions about home-schooled children–that they are brainwashed, poorly socialized, or receive poor education. Public libraries can serve the needs of this user group by increasing staff awareness

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