Alphabetical Site Index to Learn in Freedom™

Here is an alphabetical table of contents (somewhat like an index of a book), with hypertext links, for the pages that appear at the Learn in Freedom™ site (and to a few outside sites). Some entries include anchor links to take you to the specific part of the page that relates to the entry heading. If you have suggestions for other entries, please let me know.

Age Segregation: Age Segregation in School FAQ
Articles, on homeschooling: Magazines and Selected Articles on Homeschooling
Beginning Homeschooling: How to Get Started in Homeschooling
Bell Curve: Books on IQ and Human Intelligence
Bunday, Karl M.: About Karl M. Bunday
College Admissions: Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ
Books on College Admission and Student Financial Aid
Colophon: Building Better Web Sites (Technical Notes)
Comments, to Web master of this site: Comments to Web Master Form page
Compulsory School Attendance: Books on School and State
Coons, John: Books on School and State
Copyright: Rights Notice and Disclaimer (copyright page)
Cowper, William: Schools and Crime FAQ
Crime Rate: Schools and Crime FAQ
Curricula, homeschooling: Learn in Freedom Internet Resources Hot-List
Homeschooling Resource Guides and How-To Books
Dyslexia: Books on Reading Instruction
The Reading Instruction Series
Educational History: Books on School and State
Einstein, Albert: Nobel Prize Winners Hate School
Essays, by Karl M. Bunday: Age Segregation in School FAQ
Reading Instruction Series
Schools and Crime
Genuine Multiculturalism
Famous Homeschoolers: The Founders of the United States Mostly Learned Without Public School, or Any School at All
Nobel Prize Winners Hate School
(My fact-checked, new-and-improved famous homeschoolers page is in preparation; check back here to find it.)
Farnham-Diggory, Sylvia: Books on Reading Instruction
Critiques of the School System
Financial Aid: Books on College Admission and Student Financial Aid
Flynn, James R.: Books on IQ and Human Intelligence
Franklin, Benjamin: The Founders of the United States Mostly Learned Without Public School, or Any School at All
Friedman, Milton: Books on School and State
Gatto, John Taylor: Quotations from Notable Persons Who Saw Problems in Schooling
Books on School and State
Reading Instruction Series
.GIF Files: Building Better Web Sites (Technical Notes)
Goertzel, Victor, and Mildred George Goertzel: Quotations from Notable Persons Who Saw Problems in Schooling
Goldberg, Bruce: Critiques of the School System
Harvard University: Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ
Homeschooling (Home Schooling): Books on What Homeschooling Is and Why People Homeschool
Homeschooling Resource Guides and How-To Books
Magazines and Selected Articles on Homeschooling
Learn in Freedom Internet Resources Hot-List
Homeschooling is Growing Worldwide
Research on Homeschooling Socialization
Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ
Index: Searchable Index to the Site
Site Map
Intelligence: Books on IQ and Human Intelligence
Internships, for friends of learning in freedom: Learn in Freedom! Internships
IQ Testing: Books on IQ and Human Intelligence
Jefferson, Thomas: The Founders of the United States Mostly Learned Without Public School, or Any School at All
Kett, Joseph: Schools and Crime FAQ
Age Segregation in School FAQ
Learning Disabilities: Books on IQ and Human Intelligence
Books on Reading Instruction
Lieberman, Myron: Books on School and State
Links: Learn in Freedom Internet Resources Hot-List
Pages That Link to Learn in Freedom! Site
Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ
Magazines: Magazines and Selected Articles on Homeschooling
Mosse, Hilde: Books on Reading Instruction
The Reading Instruction Series
Number of Homeschoolers in Various Countries: Homeschooling is Growing Worldwide.
Organizations, Homeschooling: Learn in Freedom Internet Resources Hot-List
Oxford University: Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ
Phonics: Books on Reading Instruction
Reading Instruction Series
Phonological Awareness: Books on Reading Instruction
Pride, Mary: Current and Choice Books on Homeschooling
Homeschooling Resource Guides
Books on What Homeschooling Is and Why People Homeschool
Reprints: Rights Notice and Disclaimer (copyright page)
Search Form for Site: Site Search Form
Self-esteem: Research on Homeschooling Socialization
Shaw, George Bernard: Nobel Prize Winners Hate School
Shyers, Larry: Research on Homeschooling Socialization
Silberman, Charles: Age Segregation in School FAQ
Socialization: Schools and Suicide
Schools and Crime FAQ
Research on Homeschooling Socialization
Sowell, Thomas: Critiques of the School System
Books on College Admission and Student Financial Aid
Spalding, Romalda: Books on Reading Instruction
Statistical Fallacy: Schools and Crime FAQ
Suicide: Schools and Suicide
Sykes, Charles: Critiques of the School System
Technical Notes: Building Better Web Sites (Technical Notes)
United States Air Force Academy: Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ
United States Military Academy (West Point, NY): Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ
United States Naval Academy: Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ
Usenet: Education-Related Newsgroups FAQ
Vouchers: Books on School and State
Washington, George: The Founders of the United States Mostly Learned Without Public School, or Any School at All
Web Site Design: Building Better Web Sites (Technical Notes)
Web Sites, Homeschooling: Learn in Freedom Internet Resources Hot-List
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC): Books on IQ and Human Intelligence
Whole Language: Books on Reading Instruction
The Reading Instruction Series

[Last revision 21 January 2013]

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A general State education is a mere contrivance for moulding people to be exactly like one another: and as the mould in which it casts them is that which pleases the predominant power in the government, whether this be a monarch, a priesthood, an aristocracy, or the majority of the existing generation in proportion as it is efficient and successful, it establishes a despotism over the mind, leading by a natural tendency to one over the body.
John Stuart Mill On Liberty (1859)

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