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FEATURES

• This homeschool mom's 10 kids all graduated college at 12 and grad school at 15. Years later, we returned to ask, "So how did Joyce Swann's amazing kids turn out?"
• The simple summer secret that can vault your children ahead of Ivy-bound preppies
• The typical public-school socialization process: four scary long-term results
• Enjoy these great photos from our 2010 Photo Contest Honorable Mention winners
• How a Christian family from Virginia handles a typical homeschool day
• Your chance to nominate the products that will be competing for the coveted 2010 Practical Homeschooling i-Learn Awards!

COLUMNS

• Best-selling science author Janice VanCleave with nifty ideas that teach why some things glow in the dark.
• Don Aslett, the world's #1 cleaning and time-management expert (and a major employer of young people) reveals the "four big lies" that keep graduates from reaching their employment potential.
• Melissa Morgan, co-author of Homeschooling on a Shoestring, provides Ten Top Tips for (Educational) Travel with Toddlers.
• Education expert Sam Blumenfeld pores through old volumes of patent applications and discovers some keys to America's amazing success.
• Jeannette Webb, recipient of the Presidential Scholar Distinguished Teacher Award and expert at getting kids into top colleges, asks the question, "Is your high-school student ready for a major research project?"
• Homeschool dad Bill Pride thinks it's time to give homeschool teachers the appreciation they deserve.

NEWS

• British homeschoolers beat the Badman.
• Is there such as thing as "daily emotional requirements"?
• Where to find out more than you can imagine about camping opportunities for your children
• Homeschool dad (and former PHS columnist!) runs for office
• Free online courses on traditional American economics and politics. Plus, how to set up neighborhood study groups.

REVIEWS

• Aesop's Fables... in Latin
• Handwriting curriculum... with exercises by George Washington
• Kid concoctions with Bible emphasis
• Series that teaches mathematical reasoning
• Forensic science introduction for kids
• Church history brought to life
• How to get your kids to spend more time outside
• DVD teaches how to care for your first puppy
• A book "inside Christian homeschooling" by a college professor. How far inside can you get when you're on the outside?

PLUS...

• Contests for subscribers with awesome prizes! BONUS: See some winning Story Contest entries.
• Envelope Gallery of kids' art
• Ads with special offers

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