In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the modern home education movement was in its infancy. At that time, most Americans viewed home-styled education as a quaint tourist attraction or the lifestyle choice of those willing to endure more hardship than necessary.
What a difference a few decades makes.
Homeschooling has undergone an extreme makeover. From maverick to mainstream, the movement has acquired a glamorous, populist sheen.
I'm amazed at how much homeschooling has grown since I first started looking into it about 10 years ago. I'm even more amazed at how many homeschoolers I meet who have been doing it since well before I every heard of it.
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