Wikipedia can serve as a great introduction to a subject, and connect you to other related ideas, people and places. But it’s not all there is. Here are some resources that can help you with whatever information you need to find:
Now, put aside the enormous amount of electronic resources your school gives you access to that you never use, this is mostly resources anyone can use (with a couple of notable exceptions). Some even make use of Wikipedia, though not in the usual way. We’ll start with general resources, and then get down to the resources available to a few specific disciplines.
Home schooling has been around for centuries. The beginning of schooling actually started in the home and then moved into outside schoolhouses.
A homeschool is where children are taught by a parent or parents without the outside influence or interference of the school system.
There are many variations on a homeschool but all fellowships basic rule of no outside interference. Home schooling is legal in all 50 US states with each state having set guidelines and rules about the homeschool process.
With over 800 Rudolf Steiner or Waldorf schools around the world. Being well-established in most European countries, North America, Australia and New Zealand, with successful pilot schemes testing in Africa, India and most other parts of the world.