I have been personally homeschooling for over 15 years.
Homeschool Benefits...
Why should allow my children to learn at home rather than send her to school?
Well, first of all, I don't have to wake them up early every morning and rush them off to school with umpteen numbers of
instructions, and wait with an anxious heart until she return.
Honestly homeschooling gives me more control over the influences that affect my daughter. I, and I alone can decide what they 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. My children can work on the subjects they need more help with, as long as they needs to.
The amount of time needed to learn each subject will depend on the abilities and interests of the child.
Field trips and experiments become family activities. Thus, the child receives more quality time with their 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.
One of Our recent Field Trip was to the Railroad museum in Miami, FL. We all loved getting on the big trains and we even took a ride on one of the tour trains.
Competition is limited when it comes to homeschooling. My children does not need to prove their ability with regards to other children. Their confidence remains intact.
Learning becomes fun.
I also tailor the curriculum to
suit the learning style of each child based on age. For instance to get my 11 years old daughter to learn how to spell (examine) when she was a little younger. I had to write the word so she can become familiar with seeing it, then I would have to spell it and let her repeat me, then I would have to finger spell the word and then teach her the sign that goes with the word. Without me signing the word and finger spelling it just would not stick.
Homeschooling allows me to take control over their moral and religious learning. I have the flexibility to incorporate ideologies into the their curriculum.
Well, first of all, I don't have to wake them up early every morning and rush them off to school with umpteen numbers of
instructions, and wait with an anxious heart until she return.
Honestly homeschooling gives me more control over the influences that affect my daughter. I, and I alone can decide what they 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. My children can work on the subjects they need more help with, as long as they needs to.
The amount of time needed to learn each subject will depend on the abilities and interests of the child.
Field trips and experiments become family activities. Thus, the child receives more quality time with their 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.
One of Our recent Field Trip was to the Railroad museum in Miami, FL. We all loved getting on the big trains and we even took a ride on one of the tour trains.
Competition is limited when it comes to homeschooling. My children does not need to prove their ability with regards to other children. Their confidence remains intact.
Learning becomes fun.
I also tailor the curriculum to
suit the learning style of each child based on age. For instance to get my 11 years old daughter to learn how to spell (examine) when she was a little younger. I had to write the word so she can become familiar with seeing it, then I would have to spell it and let her repeat me, then I would have to finger spell the word and then teach her the sign that goes with the word. Without me signing the word and finger spelling it just would not stick.
Homeschooling allows me to take control over their moral and religious learning. I have the flexibility to incorporate ideologies into the their curriculum.
There is no confusion in the their 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, myself included, 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/her education.
Homeschooling is the best way to teach a child if you have the time, the ability and the interest to follow through with his/her education.
After all, nobody can understand or appreciate your child more than You.
But if you do not have the time and know of someone that is homeschooling their children, and would like your child to be involved then you can work with that person to teach your child. I will be posting some resources to help get started with homeschooling.
Good luck!
P.S. So that you may stay home and homeschool your child/children, Strong Future International can show you how to create an immediate supplemental income stream. Get started FREE...
But if you do not have the time and know of someone that is homeschooling their children, and would like your child to be involved then you can work with that person to teach your child. I will be posting some resources to help get started with homeschooling.
Good luck!
P.S. So that you may stay home and homeschool your child/children, Strong Future International can show you how to create an immediate supplemental income stream. Get started FREE...
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