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Benefits Of Homeschooling

Why let Tim and Lisa learn at home than send them to school?
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you don't have to wake them up at 7 every
morning and bundle them off to school with umpteen numbers of
instructions, and wait with an anxious heart till they return.
Homeschooling gives you more control over the influences that
affect your child. The growth and development of your child
is removed from the realm of the unknown. You, and you alone
can decide what your child needs to do or learn. Tailoring
the curriculum to suit the needs and interests of the child
is one of the most obvious benefits of homeschooling

Individual attention is another salient benefit of
homeschooling. For instance, if Lisa needs more time to learn
Math, then she can reduce the time for her English lessons.
There are no fixed hours of learning per subject. This means
that a child has the advantage of assigning more number of
hours to the subject that seems tough WITHOUT any additional
pressure. The amount of time needed to learn each subject
will depend on the abilities and interests of the child.

The schooling of the child becomes an extended family activity.
Parents get involved in every step of the learning procedure.
Field trips and experiments become family activities. Thus,
the child receives more quality time with his parents. The
entire family shares games, chores and projects. Family
closeness becomes the focus here. The child is also free of
any negative peer pressure while making choices and decisions.

Competition is limited when it comes to homeschooling. The
child does not need to prove his ability with regards to other
children. His confidence remains intact. Since parents have a
deep understanding of their child, they can plan the learning
program to pique the child's interest. It is also possible to
intersperse difficult tasks with fun activities. A tough hour
with Algebra can be followed by a trip to the nearest museum.
Learning becomes fun. Parents can also tailor the curriculum to
suit the learning style of the child. Some children learn through
reading, while others need to write, and still others need to see
objects in action.

Homeschooling allows parents to take control over the moral and
religious learning of the child. Parents have the flexibility to
incorporate their beliefs and ideologies into the child's curriculum.
There is no confusion in the child's mind either because there is
no variation between what is being taught and what is being practiced.

Lastly, more and more parents are getting disillusioned with the
public school system. They believe that their children are being
pushed too hard or too little. Other worrying issues pertaining to
discipline and ethics also make the school system less welcome. Many
repudiate the educational philosophy of grouping children solely on
the basis of their age. Some parents themselves have unhappy memories
of their own public school experience that motivates them to opt for
homeschooling when it comes to their own children.

Homeschooling is the best way to teach a child if you have the time,
the ability and the interest to follow through with his education. After
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Public school or homeschooling. What if both parents work?
Which do you prefer, homeschooling or public and why? What if both parents work full time? How do you do this? Is there benefits to homeschooling besides the obvious on keeping children safe?

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Would it be a bad idea to homeschool your kids until Junior High?
I feel so torn. I went to public school until high school, then I did homeschooling. My husband was always homeschooled. There are some huge benefits to homeschooling...not bragging I swear but my husband and I are very intelligent and love to learn...by age 16 both of us knew how to balance a check book, how to file taxes, and all kinds of stuff like that that most teens aren't aware of because we had plenty of time for our parents to teach us. We focused more on academia than socializing so we scored fantastically on all of our tests and by the age of 18 we both were starting college and had married and I had a job as a CNA in MRDD and he was an Eagle Scout and working for a church (he wants to be a pastor) with plenty of job opportunities otherwise. However, neither of us had a lot of friends and we missed prom and special things like that, and both of us VERY badly feel we missed out. We wish we'd had the chance to make friends and such. On the other hand, we are both very respectful to our parents never tried drugs, drank, or got into any trouble. Whereas most kids in public school that I know are different. Heres the thing though I did go to elementary and junior high public schools and I loved having lots of friends and I looked forward to going to school, but on the other hand I never focused on school work it was all about friends and I almost got held back and I actually became a big bully when I fell in with the popular crowd and I was not a nice person. So I was thinking anything wrong with homeschooling them throughout elementary school then sending them to public school? That way I can teach them when they're very young and impressionable then allow them to go experience school dances, first boyfriends/girlfriends, and all that stuff. I need to hear the pros and cons. Also we are a very christian family, but also very alternative or lax in our beliefs (we believe in Christ and God and living a moral life, but we are supportive of gay marriage, we are anti-war, and we don't believe in the whole wives obey your husbands thing. We're very equal rights. And these things are VERY important to us and we fear public school might interfere with this (no, I don't mean allow our kids to think for themselves, we support that, we just dont want them succumbing to peer pressure). ADvice?

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Hey please help i am thinking of homeschooling!!?
Well the reason i am going homeschool is because i want to focus more on my tennis. But i still love learning. Butgoing to school is not good for me because i am in school hal the day and no time for tennis. So that the reason for homeschool. Please tell me what are the pros and cons of homeschooling. What homeschool is good? What is homeschooling? What is a typical homeschooling day like? What about college? Do homeschoolers socialize? What are the benefits to homeschooling? Is it hard being homeschooled.

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