Teaching and Learning at Home: Lessons from Research on Homeschooling
Can homeschooling research provide some guidance for the millions of American families impacted by school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic? We talk with Robert Kunzman, Martha Lee and Bill Armstrong Chair for Teacher Education at Indiana University Bloomington and managing director of the International Center for Home Education Research. Kunzman shares insights from more than 15 years of research into homeschooling practice and policy, and offers some evidence-based strategies for families hoping to maintain a quality educational experience at home. __ The CPRE Knowledge Hub is headquartered at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. For more videos, podcasts, research analysis, and interactive discussion in the realm of education, visit http://www.cprehub.org or follow @cprehub on Twitter.
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