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Homeschooling is Parenting

Posted by DAVID BC TAN under: Homeschool Profile on 23 Dec 2009.

david-tan-fly-300x197 Eileen Lian of Parenting Works posted an email interview with me on her website titled, Homeschooling is Parenting. The website is pretty neat, with lots of advice and tips for raising your children. Parenting Works’ tagline says it all – Where Children Come First.

More importantly, the articles on the website attempt to articulate an Asian point of view which I’m sure will appeal to readers in our part of the world. Parenting may be universal – the teaching of respect and values, nurture of one’s children, the value of hard work, the importance of discipline, undergirded by love, etc – but its practices are surely culturally diverse. Do check out Parenting Works.

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Shannon Ng Says:

11 February 2010 at 1:10 pm.

I have listened to you and your wife’s wonderful speech at one of the hs talk organised by Wai Leng/KV. It helps me a great deal in my homeschooling journey. Thank you very much.

Rachel Lim Says:

27 February 2010 at 5:07 pm.

I really like this tagline…Homeschooling is Parenting. Wow! Inspirational.

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