A Manifesto on education

By
Eric M. Wigley

Theories of Education Plato and

Ghandi

Plato was one of those on the forefront of theories related to education, Plato foresees
man is able to free himself from the false knowledge generated by the opinions.
Also incorporating Platos conception in this theme, Gandhi opined that education
should be the stepping stone to knowledge and wisdom

The first home schools

Homeschooling today

Who is qualified to teach

Current homeschool regulations and most proposals for how to improve them
misjudge the complexity of such an endeavor; state resources are misused and the
basic interests of children are not protected. Theoretical arguments about the relative
interests of parents, children and the state are important to consider, but our policies
must also recognize the limits of what we can and should demand of this unique form
of nonpublic schooling. A more modest approach to regulation that focuses on basic
skills testing would ultimately be more effective at helping the students (Kunzman, R,
2009)

College for a homeschooled kid

Upward and Onward

Resources
Kunzman, R (2009) Understanding homeschooling A better approach to regulation
Theory

and Research in Education November 2009 vol. 7 no. 3 311-330

Brodie, L (2010) Should Homeschooling Parents Have College Degrees?

You've got a GED. Are you ready to homeschool?

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/love-in-time-homeschooling/201007/shouldhomeschooling-parents-have-college-degrees
Plato Allegory of the cave
Ghandi, http://www.mkgandhi.org/edugandhi/