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FOCUS ON THE FAMILY DAILY RADIO DIGEST
September 16, 2002
So, just how widespread
is home schooling? Well, there are more home-schooled students in America than
in all the public schools in Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, Montana, New Hampshire,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming - combined.
TODAY'S BROADCAST
Why Home Schools Work (part 1 of 2) - Dr. Mike Farris
As more and more
parents choose home schooling, its acceptance among the American people
continues to grow. Today, Dr. Dobson is joined by Mike Farris of the Home
School Legal Defense Association, for a discussion of the advantages - and
hardships - of home schooling.
"When kids spend their time with their peers, they get their values from their
peers. When they spend their time with their family, they get their values
from their family."
-- Dr. Mike Farris
Teaching Character
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