Write These Laws on Your Children

This beautiful little book looks into the daily routines of six conservative Christian families who homeschool their children. Employing the analytical eye of a former teacher and the balanced, thoughtful wisdom of a seasoned academic, Kunzman not only paints portraits fairly, but gently questions what he sees (much of which is deeply troubling) .... [It] may well become a classic in its field. -- Choice<br> <br> Not only a contribution to education policy debates, it's a model of thoughtful dialogue and generous insight on a topic on which debate often yields simply visceral left-right division. --Edward Gresser Director, Progressive Economy Project<br><br> I am keeping Kunzman's . . . fine book on a nearby shelf where I can refer to it regularly. --Jay Matthews, The Washington Post <br> <br> This is the best observation of instructional processes in homeschool families that we have available, and is an essential reference for those interested in the homeschool population. --Kurt J. Bauman, Teachers College Record <br> <br> One of the most important books on homeschooling ever written. --Milton Gaither, author of Homeschool: An American History<br> <br> Illuminating . . . A sound piece of scholarship and one to be praised for its accessibility and the windows into the families' worlds it provides. --J. Gary Knowles, ENCOUNTER: Education for Meaning and Social Justice <br>