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I've found that there are a variety of probably scant and difficult to access resources available for homeschoolers outside of the actual homeschool program allotments. My goal here is to list resources as well as details for what OSE needs to do to be highlighted by those resources. | I've found that there are a variety of probably scant and difficult to access resources available for homeschoolers outside of the actual homeschool program allotments. My goal here is to list resources as well as details for what OSE needs to do to be highlighted by those resources.<br>Alaska appears to be not backwards in this. | ||
<br>I'm currently compiling a sheet using the Medium article Marcin found as a jumping off point.<br>This page [https://www.ideafamilies.org/alaska-homeschool-allotment/ | from the IDEA] homeschool program in Alaska provides a great jumping off place.<br>For example, looking at the list of items on which allotment can be used are included science supplies, guided nstruction (like weekly science clubs), software including online courses, electronic hardware, curriculum packages, and online subscription based programs.<br><br>Being able to print math manipulatives and chess and other game pieces with the D3D would really improve its attractiveness.<br>We could include online support through a continuing curriculum club of some sort.<br> | |||
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I've found that there are a variety of probably scant and difficult to access resources available for homeschoolers outside of the actual homeschool program allotments. My goal here is to list resources as well as details for what OSE needs to do to be highlighted by those resources.
Alaska appears to be not backwards in this.
I'm currently compiling a sheet using the Medium article Marcin found as a jumping off point.
This page | from the IDEA homeschool program in Alaska provides a great jumping off place.
For example, looking at the list of items on which allotment can be used are included science supplies, guided nstruction (like weekly science clubs), software including online courses, electronic hardware, curriculum packages, and online subscription based programs.
Being able to print math manipulatives and chess and other game pieces with the D3D would really improve its attractiveness.
We could include online support through a continuing curriculum club of some sort.