Home Education Magazine

home education magazine provides focused and extensive coverage of homeschooling and the issues of importance and concern to homeschooling families, advocates, and supporters. hem has also been turned to as a source of information about homeschooling by legislators, educators, researchers, and the media. since 1984, home education magazine has brought homeschooling parents the most timely articles, in-depth interviews, and regular columns about the issues homeschoolers deal with; and the joys of a family life that homeschooling makes so easy. through the hem blogs, forums, and social networking connections like twitter, facebook and other social networking media, we take a dynamic and interactive approach to exploring issues of importance to homeschooling families, and networking homeschoolers for communication, support and encouragement, and hem's respected presence serves as a point of reference and important information when homeschooling freedoms are challenged. the hem back issue archives provide an unequalled perspective on homeschooling's history, and a valuable collection of articles and columns on the topics homeschooling parents want their children to learn: reading, writing, math, history, science, nature, the arts, travel, world culture, socialization, technology and more. selected articles and columns from 1997 through 2009 are currently online and available free, and we are working to digitize and move all of our content - from 1984 through 2009 - into our online archives for access with paid subscriptions. we welcome your comments and opinions as we work to develop this foundational archive of homeschooling's history.

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