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10 Big Trends In Homeschooling You Should Know About Homeschooling has been around for most of recorded history, but hybrid homeschooling is a fairly new phenomenon. For hybrid homeschoolers, education takes on multiple dimensions, combining elements of both homeschooling and traditional schooling to take advantage of the best aspects of both. That means many hybrid homeschooling families study at home, with tutors, take classes with certified teachers, and even pursue outside educational activities to complete their curriculum. More religious groups are getting on board Hybrid homeschooling, and homeschooling in general has been incredibly popular among Evangelical Christians, but in recent years, the practice has expanded more broadly among Orthodox Jews as well. Although there are no concrete numbers to represent the amount of Jewish families adopting hybrid homeschooling, homeschoolers estimate that there are several hundred to even several thousand American Jewish families who are homeschooling their children in some fashion.