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Homeschoolers on to College: What Research Shows Us
Journal of College Admission, Fall 2004 by Ray, Brian D
schooled applicants. Doctoral dissertation, University of Georgia, Athens.
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Ray, Brian D. (1997). Strengths of their own-Home schoolers across America: Academic achievement, family characteristics, and longitudinal traits. Salem, OR: National Home Education Research Institute, www.nheri.org.
Ray, Brian D. (2000). Home schooling: The ameliorator of negative influences on learning? Pea bo dy Journal of Education, 75(1 & 2), 71-106.
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Ray, Brian D. (2001a). Home education in New Mexico: Family characteristics, academic achievement, and social and civic activities. Salem, OR: National Home Education Research Institute, www.nheri.org.
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Ray, Brian D. (200Ic). Homeschooling in Canada. Education Canada, 41(1), 28-31.
Ray, Brian D. (2003, February). Faffs on homeschooling. Retrieved 5/26/04 online http:// www.nheri.org/ modules. php?name=Conten t&pa=showpage&pid=21. Salem, OR: National Home Education Research Institute, www.nheri.org.
Ray, Brian D. (2004a). Home educated and now adults: Their community and civic involvement, views about bomeschooling, and other traits. Salem, OR: National Home Education Research Institute www.nheri.org.
Ray, Brian D. (2004b). Worldwide guide to homeschooling. Nashville, TN: Broaclman & Holman, Publ.
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