New Homeschooling Book Educates and Empowers Parents

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. - July 9, 2021 - PRLog -- Home educator and author, Sandy Glenn, sets the record straight in her timely book, Think About Homeschooling: What It Is, What It Isn't, & Why It Works. This recent release clarifies the mystery and stereotypes surrounding the often misunderstood option of home education. Prospective and new homeschoolers are guided on a journey of discovering what home education actually is so they can make well-informed educational choices.

"Sandy uses a wonderful blend of scholarship, statistics, logic, stories, and humor to address many contemporary objections to homeschooling. The transparency, honesty, and vulnerability of her own journey allows others the necessary emotional and intellectual air they need to deeply consider homeschooling, not simply as a viable educational alternative but as a way of doing life together." - Kirk Smith, Executive Director of Illinois Christian Home Educators (ICHE)

Having started out skeptical of home education herself, Sandy understands the misconceptions that hold some parents back from trying it and keep others from reaching their full homeschooling potential. Her book helps parents dig beneath surface-level impressions and seriously contemplate homeschooling. By understanding what the role of home educator actually entails and what the key benefits of the method really are, parents are better equipped to decide what's best for their own family.

Pandemic schooling-at-home has only confused the issue further as anxious parents are doing their best to find the right educational fit for their child(ren). But they can't make an informed decision without accurate information about their options. Think About Homeschooling gives readers the knowledge they need to thoughtfully consider home education and the confidence they need to homeschool successfully.

Sandy Glenn, MAE, went from "Homeschooling? No way!" to "Homeschooling is awesome!" in just a few short years. She and her husband live and learn with their three children in the Chicago suburbs. Sandy's work has been published in the Journal of Architectural Engineering and The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, and she also provides practical help and encouragement to homeschooling parents on her blog, https://www.sensiblehomeschool.com.

Think About Homeschooling is 186 pages and is now available in ebook and paperback versions on Amazon. Contact Sandy regarding interview opportunities or review copies. For more information, visit: https://www.sensiblehomeschool.com/think-about-homeschool....