Episode 1: Exploring the Homeschool Research Lab with Angela Watson

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In this episode of Homeschool Connections, Angela Watson, the director of the Homeschool Research Lab at Johns Hopkins University discusses the purpose of the lab, the evolution of homeschooling research, and the current dynamics of the homeschool population in the U.S. Angela shares insights on the diverse practices of homeschooling today, the interaction between policy and practice, and exciting projects the lab is working on.

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