by Amy Sager | Sep 16, 2020 | General
Which founding father wrote most of the Declaration of Independence? What is the Bill of Rights? Why do we have an Electoral College? Can ​you​ answer these questions? Can anyone around you? It will not take you long to discover that many Americans do not have a good...
by Amy Sager | Sep 15, 2020 | Homeschooling in Indiana
Field trips can be an exciting part of a child’s education!. Many of us enjoyed them growing up but did not put much thought into what it took to coordinate them. Now that you are the teacher/field trip planner—what do you do? You may find existing field trip groups,...
by Tara Bentley | Jul 20, 2020 | Homeschooling in Indiana
Homeschooling, eLearning, school-at-home, and distance learning… oh my! Many parents find themselves facing a difficult decision this summer regarding the education of their children for the year. For families seeking an at-home option, there are many paths to...
by Tara Bentley | Jul 16, 2020 | Homeschooling in Indiana
You’ve got homeschool questions. We’ve been answering them since 1983. With so many Indiana families wanting out of their modern, brick-and-mortar, schools this fall, thousands of parents are turning to home education. For families with children who have been...
by Alison Slatter | Jul 12, 2020 | Homeschooling in Indiana
Originally written in January 2020. Updated for the COVID era. With scores of families seeking to escape the drastic social restrictions upon students at brick and mortar schools, it’s more important than ever for all parents to understand the philosophy of emerging...
by Jill Pike | Jun 11, 2020 | Homeschooling in Indiana
I have always loved books. When I was little, my dad delighted me with Mrs. Pigglewiggle stories at bedtime. At age nine, I discovered L’Engle’s Wrinkle in Time and saw the world in a whole new light. I discovered what Mortimer Adler declared: “A good book can teach...
by Tara Bentley | Jun 10, 2020 | General
Since February, the IAHE team has been working with leaders from other state homeschool organizations to watch and respond to the currently postponed Harvard Summit on Homeschooling. You can read more about the event and our earlier response here. Many people have...
by Tara Bentley | May 21, 2020 | Homeschooling in Indiana
It’s too soon to tell. Since mid-March and the spread of the Coronavirus, the face of home education has changed. Families across the globe have now experienced “homeschooling” under very difficult circumstances. But even for veteran homeschool...
