Bob Adelmann’s Deceptive Use of Homeschooling Statistics

Bob Adelmann uses Lawrence Rudner’s HSLDA-funded study in a way that Rudner explicitly said it should not be used.

Kevin Swanson on the Gen2 Survey, Homeschooling, and Sexual Abuse of Women

A former homeschool mom with a MSW examines Kevin Swanson and Brian Ray’s claim via their Gen2 Survey that homeschooling correlates with a lower likelihood of female sexual abuse.

Identity as Means of Control: Results from the 2015 Survey of Identification Abuse Within Homeschooling

“Our goal is to get a better picture of identification abuse within homeschooling and collect stories about such abuse.”

Announcing the Results from HARO’s 2014 Survey of Homeschool Alumni

Homeschool Alumni Reaching Out is happy to announce the 1st installment of results from our 2014 Survey of Adult Alumni of the Modern Christian Homeschool Movement.

Answering Some Questions About Our Survey

No, we will not cast evil spells on the data.

Calling All Alumni of Christian Homeschooling: We Have A Survey For You!

Homeschooled? Take our survey!

When Precision is a Red Pen

“While I want solid arguments and good data as much as the next person, even more than that I want people to feel free to tell their own story and share where they see it fitting into the whole. After all, it is because a growing group of people are telling their first-person stories that we are even discussing the need for data in the first place.”

Results of HA Basic Survey, Part Five: Fundamentalism as a Factor in Educational Quality, Abuse, and Other Areas

The Homeschoolers Anonymous (HA) Basic Survey was conducted for adult graduates of the Christian homeschool movement. 242 individuals took the the survey. Those 242 individuals represented 42 U.S. states and 8 foreign countries. The majority of respondents are from families which were members of the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA).

Results of HA Basic Survey, Part Four: Parental Education as a Factor in Educational Quality, Abuse, and Current Religious Beliefs

The Homeschoolers Anonymous (HA) Basic Survey was conducted for adult graduates of the Christian homeschool movement. 242 individuals took the the survey. Those 242 individuals represented 42 U.S. states and 8 foreign countries. The majority of respondents are from families which were members of the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA).

Results of HA Basic Survey, Part Three: Economics as a Factor in Educational Quality, Abuse, and Current Religious Beliefs

The Homeschoolers Anonymous (HA) Basic Survey was conducted for adult graduates of the Christian homeschool movement. 242 individuals took the the survey. Those 242 individuals represented 42 U.S. states and 8 foreign countries. The majority of respondents are from families which were members of the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA).