Aims and
Objectives
Our aim for the
magazine is to create a high-quality monthly publication that
represents education in its true light:
- It assumes that it is parents and not teachers
or government officials who have overall responsibility for
each child's education.
- A strikes a balance between items that talk about education
and items that actually are educational.
- It is designed
to appeal to
the whole family.
- It recognises the link between enjoyment and education; if
something is not enjoyable, then it is not educational.
- It stresses
that there are many aspects of education much, much more
important than examinations and qualifications.
It is our hope that
if the magazine adheres to these principles, it will not only be
a valuable resource for parents, but it will also make the case
that home-based education offers viable solutions to the wider
problems that face the whole education system. |
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History:
Stories from history.
Gardening:
Tips for the
organic gardener. This section is being extended to give
information about plants, wildlife and botany.
Mathematics:
The magazine includes a series of articles
explaining the Elements of Geometry upon which Western mathematics
is based.
Fairy
Story: The magazine has just completed a full-colour
8-part serialization of Allerleirauh, adapted from the brothers Grimm, and
will soon start a new story: The Goosegirl at the Well.. |
