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"OCEANetwork"    OCEANetwork exists to serve the Lord Jesus Christ by supporting, encouraging, protecting and advancing private Christian home education in Oregon. We are home educating families who volunteer our time to support homeschool families all over Oregon and SW Washington with workshops, conferences and written encouragement. One of our goals is to protect the rights of families to home educate without government interference. We do this by monitoring legislative and congressional actions that may jeopardize those rights. We have been "serving the needs and protecting the rights of Oregon homeschoolers since 1986."
 
"Home School Train Up A Child (HSTUAC)"    A mail list designed to be a relaxed, informative, and all-around pleasant forum for discussing the practical aspects of Christian home schooling. No theological debates, no political debates. Even if you don't hold the same religious or political beliefs as others, we encourage mutually beneficial participation as it relates to Christian home schooling.

Lots of interesting homeschool links.
 
Donna Young    Printables and Resources for Homeschooling and Classrooms. Tons of resources.
 
Eclectic Homeschool Resource Directory    A complete homeschool magazine online for creative homeschoolers. Feature articles, resources, product reviews, topical weblink index, bookstore, academic departments, homeschool advice, support & legal information by state.
 
Homeschool World    The official site of Practical Homeschooling magazine and The Big Book of Home Learning. Over 13,900,000 hits yearly, and climbing.
 
Kingfisher Curriculum Cove    Local source for books and curricula
7213 N.E. Glisan, Portland
503-262-9700
 
Mustard Seed Educational Services    NEPHS Member Julie McConnell offers testing services.
Group or Private
503-257-7591
jmcconnell09@yahoo.com
 
RE/MAX Equity Group    Looking for a new home? Know anyone who is? NEPHS Member Leigh Maynard can help.
 
Basic Skills    Testing Services offered by Curt Bumcrot
Call Sandi Johanesen, (503)282-1610 for details
 
 		  
 
"Scrutinizing Propaganda"    Many of us are familiar with fallacies in logic. Even if you are not an active debater, it is good to know some of the more popular fallacies so you can identify them when they come up in everyday conversations.
 
"The Baloney Detector"    This includes information on tactics, logical fallacies, and smokescreens. Some of which I'm sure you'll recognize.
 
"Detecting Bias and Propaganda"    by Dr. George Mann. This article specifically addresses some of the issues with propaganda and advertising. At the end of the first section are those questions that we talked about. Questions that can be used to evaluate print material.
 
"Propaganda, Politics and You"    Introduction | Agenda | Logical Fallicies | Labeling | Appeal to Authority | Appeal to Emotion | Sins of Omission | Diminutive Dismissals | The Numbers Game | Primary and Multiple Sources
 
"Recognizing Propaganda"    Especially read the paragraph on recognizing propaganda.
 
"Detecting bias in web resources"    Two web sites both present the history of Florida's Everglades. The first is published by Florida Crystals, a sugar production company and the second by the U.S. National Park Service. Visit the two sites and compare them.
 
"Detecting bias on the Internet"    Our challenge in using the Internet is to locate information that is both relevant and credible. Detecting bias or slanted viewpoints help us to determine whether the information we are retrieving from various domains is reliable. This lesson is designed to provide criteria to examine webpages for their quality of information.
 
"How May Bias Be Detected?"    Questions to ask yourself when reading newspaper or magazine articles.
 

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