Research on Home Education

Canadian Homeschool Research

Canadian Homeschool Research

Canadian Homeschool Research

Media Type	Title	Author	Date
Media Type	Title	Author	Date
Document	A question of resistance to home education and the culture of school-based education	Després, Blane.	2013
Document	Toward a re-thinking of mass public schooling: A personal exploration	Whitehead, LeRoy E.	2007
Document	Are there significant differences in academic achievement between homeschooled and conventionally schooled students?	Watkins, Maria A. C.	1997
Document	Home-schooling gets top marks	Wake, Wake, Bev.	2000, September 7
Document	Charter schools in Alberta: Change or continuity in progressive conservative education policy?	Wagner, Michael.	1999
Document	Educational assessment in Canada	Volante, Louis, & Jaafar, Sonia Ben.	2008
Document	The choices families make: Home schooling in Canada comes of age	Van Pelt, Deani.	2004, March
Document	Report on the Pan-Canadian Study on Home Education 2003, executive summary	Van Pelt, Deani.	2003
Document	Home education in Canada: A report on the pan-Canadian study on home education 2003	Van Pelt, Deani.	2003
Document	Private religious Protestant and Catholic Schools in the United States and Canada: Introduction, overview, and policy implications	Van Pelt, Deani A. Neven; Sikkink, David; Pennings, Ray; & Seel, John.	2012
Document	Fifteen Years Later: Home-Educated Canadian Adults, A Synopsis	Van Pelt, Deani A. Neven, Allison, Patricia A., & Allison, Derek J.	2009
Document	Fifteen years later: Home-Educated Canadian Adults	Van Pelt, Deani A. Neven, Allison, Patricia A., & Allison, Derek J.	2009
Document	Government, Neo‐liberal Media, and Education in Canada	Ungerleider, Charles.	2006
Document	Religious materials banned for B.C. home schooling	Steffenhagen, Janet.	2004, April 22
Document	Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA)	Statistics Canada.	2010, December 7
Document	Survey of Principals (SOP)	Statistics Canada.	2006, June 26
Document	Information and Communications Technologies in Schools Survey (ICTSS)	Statistics Canada.	2004, June 10
Document	Youth in Transition Survey, 15 year-olds (Mathematics Cohort) (YITS)	Statistics Canada.	2004, December 7
Document	Summary elementary and secondary school indicators for Canada, the provinces and territories, 2006/2007 to 2010/2011	Statistics Canada, Tourism and Centre for Education Statistics Division.	2013
Document	Be not wise – A study of Old Colony Mennonite educational beliefs and practices in Canada and Mexico	Sneath, Robyn.	2013
Document	Parent-generated home study in Canada	Smith, David S.	1993, September 30
Document	Parent-generated home study in Canada	Smith, D. S.	1996, February
Document	Religious school differences in school climate and academic mission: A descriptive overview of school organization and student outcomes	Sikkink, David.	2012
Document	Home schooling in view of John Calvin: A study in education and communion of saints	Sikkema, Keith.	2002
Document	Roughing it in the electronic bush: Community networking in Canada	Shade, Leslie Reagan.	1999
Document	Education for self-determination	Rozon, Gina.	2001
Document	Going with the flow	Robertson, Heather-Jane.	2007
Document	Going with the flow	Robertson, Heather-Jane.	2002
Document	The home schooling movement and the struggle for democratic education	Riegel, Sarah.	2001, Summer
Document	Effects on services to home-based educators following changes to legislation and policy	Repetski, Joe.	2001
Document	Homeschooling in Canada	Ray, Brian D.	2001, Spring
Document	Catholic Education: A Journal of Inquiry and Practice	Ray, Brian D.	2001
Document	Home education science learning in the context of family, neighborhood, and society	Ray, Brian D.	1995
Document	Home education across Canada and comparisons to the home education phenomenon in the United States	Ray, Brian D.	1995
Document	A nationwide study of home education in Canada: Apparently flourishing in size and successful in children’s learning	Ray, Brian D.	1995
Document	A nationwide study of home education in Canada: Family characteristics, student achievement, and other topics	Ray, Brian D.	1994
Document	Home-based education in Canada: An investigation	Priesnitz, Wendy, & Priesnitz, Heidi.	1990, March
Document	Cardus education survey: Do the motivations for private religious Catholic and Protestant schooling in North America align with graduate outcomes?	Pennings, Ray; Seel, John; Van Pelt, Deani A. Neven; Sikkink, David; & Wiens, Kathryn L.	2011
Document	Nurturing children: Why “early learning” doesn’t help	Mrozek, Andrea.	2012, August 30
Document	Megatrends and education’s future	Moynes, Riley E.	1984, Fall
Document	School choice in Canada: Lessons for America	Milke, Mark.	2010, November 8
Document	Co-operation between families and schools: What works in Canada	McKenna, Mary; & Willms, J. Douglas.	1998
Document	Truancy and coercive consent: Is there an alternative?	McIntyre‐Bhatty, Karen.	2008
Document	Home schooling: Answers to questions parents most often ask	McIntire, Deborah, & Windham, Robert.	1995
Document	The impact of schooling on academic achievement: Evidence from homeschooled and traditionally schooled students	Martin-Chang, Sandra; Gould, Odette N.; Meuse, Reanne E.	2011, July
Document	Home schooling: Learning from dissent	Luke, Catherine	2003, April 3
Document	When parents replace teachers: the home schooling option	Luffman, Jacqueline	1998, Fall
Document	A profile of home schooling in Canada	Luffman, Jacqueline	1997
Document	Parental education rights in the United States and Canada: Homeschooling and its legal protection	Lagos, Julio Alberto	2011
Document	Do school bullying and student–teacher relationships matter for academic achievement? A Multilevel Analysis	Konishi, Chiaki; Hymel, Shelley; Zumbo, Bruno D.; & Li, Zhen.	2010
Document	“We’ve grown up and we’re OK”: An exploration of adults who were home-educated as students	Knowles, J. Gary	1991
Document	Yep! We’re grown-up home-school kids–and we’re doing just fine, thank you	Knowles, J. Gary, & Muchmore, James A.	1995
Document	“Yep! We’re grown-up home schooled kids — and we’re doing just fine, thank you very much”	Knowles, J. Gary, & Muchmore, James A.	1994
Document	“Now we are adults”: Attitudes, beliefs, and status of adults who were home-educated as children	Knowles, J. Gary, & de Olivares, K.	1991
Document	Learning in the library: An assessment of library services to homeschoolers	Hunt, Rebecca N.	1996
Document	Cross-border reflections: Parents’ rights to direct their children’s education under the U.S. and Canadian constitutions	Howard, J. Paul R.	2001
Document	Homeschooling within the public school system	Horsburgh, Fergus Bruce Norman.	2005
Document	Canadian research on information and communications technologies: A state of the field	Haughey, Margaret	2002
Document	The right hand of fellowship: Home education in Nova Scotia and ideological challenge	Harrison Pollock, Dorothy J.A.	1994
Document	Understanding Canadians’ declining confidence in public education	Guppy, Neil; & Davies, Scott	1999
Document	Giving Up on School: One Family’s Story	Education Canada	2007
Document	Home education and post secondary admissions	Gaumont, Léo	2002
Document	Why are youth from lower-income families less likely to attend university? Evidence from academic abilities, parental influences, and financial constraints	Frenette, Marc	2007
Document	Home education in Canada: National poll of homeschooling families shows startling results	Faris, Paul	2006
Document	Persistence in high school: Experiences of adolescents and young adults with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder	Duquette, Cheryll; Stodel, Emma; Fullarton, Stephanie; & Hagglund, Karras	2006
Document	Educational advocacy among adoptive parents of adolescents with fetal alcohol spectrum Disorder	Duquette, Cheryll Ann; Stodel, Emma J.; Fullarton, Stephanie; & Hagglund, Karras	2011
Document	Education in Canada: An overview	Dunning, Paula	1997
Document	Homeschooling and Canadian educational politics: Rights, pluralism and pedagogical individualism	Davies, Scott; & Aurini, Janice.	2003
Document	School choice by default? Understanding the demand for private tutoring in Canada	Davies, Scott	2004, May
Document	The Edumometer: The commodification of learning from Galton to the PISA	Corbett, Michael	2008, May
Document	Home schooling…a growing movement	Common, Ron W., & MacMullen, Marilyn	1986
Document	The home school in Quebec: the expression of a marginal family choice	Brabant, Christine; Bourdon, Sylvain; & Jutras, France	2004, Fall
Document	Home education in Quebec: Family first	Brabant, Christine; Bourdon, Sylvain; & Jutras, France	2003
Document	Homeschooling	Brabant, Christine	2008
Document	For a reflexive governance of education: The example of home education in Quebec	Brabant, Christine	2007
Document	Citizenship Education: A collaborative research with home educators	Brabant, Christine	2006
Document	Educational Change and Reflexive Governance: Experimentation of an Appropriation of Change Model by Quebec Home Educators Groups	Brabant, C., & Bourdon, S.	2012
Document	Home schooling: From the extreme to the mainstream	Basham, Patrick	2001, October 9
Document	Home schooling: From the extreme to the mainstream, 2nd edition.	Basham, Patrick, Merrifield, John, and Hepburn, Claudia R.	2007, October
Document	Does market competition encourage strategic action in the private education sector?	Aurini, Janice; & Quirke, Linda	2011
Document	Choice without markets: Homeschooling in the context of private education	Aurini, Janice; & Davies, Scott	2005
Document	Educational entrepreneurialism in the private tutoring industry: Balancing profitability with the humanistic face of schooling.	Aurini, Janice	2004
Document	Home education: The third option	Audain, Tunya	1987
Document	Homeschooling and the redefinition of citizenship	Arai, A. Bruce	1999
Document	A study of private schools in Alberta.	Alberta Department of Education	1984, December
Document	Reasons for home schooling in Canada	Arai, A. Bruce	2000

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