home studies
Education at residence
Home studies are educational programs pursued at one's residence rather than in a classroom, whether through correspondence courses, online learning, or parent-directed instruction.
The term also refers to formal assessments conducted by social workers evaluating a household for adoption or foster care eligibility: The agency required a home study before approving the placement.
Educational program's content plan
- lesson plansPrepared teaching frameworks
- parent-teacherFamily-school liaison pair
- workbooksEducational activity volumes
- tutoringIndividual academic guidance
pedagogy · syllabus · learning styles · unschooling · co-op · field trips · extracurricular · standardized tests
curriculum
Educational program's content plan
- lesson plansPrepared teaching frameworks
- parent-teacherFamily-school liaison pair
- workbooksEducational activity volumes
tutoring · pedagogy · syllabus · learning styles · unschooling · co-op · field trips · extracurricular · standardized tests · distance education
- child welfarechild protection, child welfare, foster care, child services, protective services
- orphan careorphanages, orphans, foundlings, foster care, wards
- adoptionadoption, adoption agency, adoption agencies, adoption process, adoption law
- family lawchild custody, child support, alimony, family court, divorce petitions
- ICWAtribal courts, tribal membership, tribal nations, native children, indigenous children
home studiesclassroom instruction
Teaching in school setting
classroom learning · traditional schooling · boarding school · group instruction
home, study, homes, homed, homing, homely, homeland, homeward, homeless