Updated on October 16, 2014 by Rachel Lazerus
Research on homeschooling often uses very precise statistical concepts whose meanings aren’t always clear to all non-statistician readers. Today, we’re going to take some time and define some of these basic concepts. To keep you interested, we’re going… Read More
Updated on October 5, 2023 by CRHE
Eleven states include a portfolio option in their homeschool law. Under this option, homeschool parents put together a portfolio of each student’s work which is then reviewed and evaluated by a qualified individual. CRHE supports such evaluations because… Read More
Month: July 2014
Fruit Salad Fallacies: Explaining “Control Groups”, “Random Sampling”, and “External Validity”
Updated on October 16, 2014 by Rachel Lazerus
Research on homeschooling often uses very precise statistical concepts whose meanings aren’t always clear to all non-statistician readers. Today, we’re going to take some time and define some of these basic concepts. To keep you interested, we’re going… Read More
Category: Blog, Research Tags: kierstyn king, Rachel Lazerus, statistics
Pennsylvania’s HB 1013 is Bad for Homeschooling
Updated on October 5, 2023 by CRHE
Eleven states include a portfolio option in their homeschool law. Under this option, homeschool parents put together a portfolio of each student’s work which is then reviewed and evaluated by a qualified individual. CRHE supports such evaluations because… Read More
Category: Blog, Legislation, Policy Analysis Tags: pennsylvania