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Homeschool Writing Opportunity
The Eclectic Homeschool promotes creative homeschooling through unique resources, teaching methods, and online helps. We are a Christian publication, and although we do not limit ourselves to Christian material, we will not accept articles which include proselytizing for other religions or worldviews.
We are currently soliciting articles for publication covering any topic that deals with or touches on homeschooling or Christian living. Feature articles should reflect a creative and individual approach to homeschooling. We are looking for articles that are encouraging, practical, and insightful. We typically publish articles that deal with real life responses to homeschooling issues, assistance in choosing and using curriculum or resources, homeschooling as a life style, Christian faith and how it relates to raising our children, and ideas in education.
We are also looking for shorter departmental pieces that deal with methods or topics within a particular academic area. Our departments include: Math, Critical Thinking, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts, The Arts, Crafts, Home & Family, College & Career, Bible, and Computer. Articles may include real life experiences in homeschooling a particular subject, hands-on activities, practical suggestions or tips, or how-to's for specific topics (how to teach addition and subtraction of fractions or how to make a solution for chemistry).
We are unable to pay for articles at this time. We do make occassional exceptions. Query the acquisitions editor.
Please include a 20-30 word credit with your submission. You may include a link to your website or email address.
Rights: The following is a summary of the rights we request when we purchase articles. A sample contract is available for download.
First Rights, Non-Exclusive Electronic Rights, Archival Rights, and Anthology Rights
This allows us to publish your article online for a two month period during which it is exclusively ours to publish. It cannot be published online or in print anywhere else. After that we have the non-exclusive right to keep your article available online in our archives which are found in the Feature Archives and the Departmental article lists. Non-exclusive Electronic Rights means that you can or you can give others the right to publish your article online, too, after the two month first rights period has ended. You also have the right to publish your article in print anywhere you please after the two month first rights period has ended. Anthology rights gives us the right to add your article to an anthology we may create in the future. Something along the lines of The Best of EHO Math.
Publication dates will vary and may be up to one year after acceptance. At acceptance we will mail you a contract to sign and return. Once we have received the signed contract payment will be made. We will notify you of the date of publication and email a copy of the text as we have published it.
Please send all submissions or queries to Editor. Allow several weeks for a response.