* Yes, I'm home schooled and it's fun and some people do it this way so they can graduate sooner. * The nature of home school has been debated widely and is now accepted in most states. I home schooled my child for one year. I think I was the hardest teacher he ever had and he would probably agree. He learned a lot , but he learned a lot from me anyway. Organized school is more than just gaining knowledge. It is about social interaction (i.e. dating, mostly) and all the things with growing up with your peers. If you are on a farm in NE Nebraska and that's all you have, then I say it's great. But a kid growing up in Boston then I say that's great, too. (didn't expect that, did you?) In most all other cases, they are better off with their peers. Opposing viewpoints are more than welcome. * Most importantly with Columbine, the University of Virginia and other school shootings, not to mention drugs, weapons, bullying, etc., I feel homeschooling is excellent. If the parents don't have the time to do it then a good Tutor will suffice. More and more parents are beginning to think of the safety of their children and homeschooling is very popular and works. It's essential that children who are home schooled also get to interact with their peers.
Here is homeschooling resources online that should help you: - www.time4learning.com/homeschool-curriculum.htm - themorningstaracademy.org/ - www.abekaacademy.org/
yes im homeschooled and i love it!!!
the money is not what you should be concerned with. The homeschooling programs out there are all christian based and that could prevent your child from learning science based material.
YES!!!!!!!!! because home schooling is fun and no one should lose out of their learning
No, it is considered homeschooling.
is there any homeschooling that is not online
Yes it is allowed, you will be surprised to know a lot of people do it. If your child is in school all you have to do is notify the school board of your intent to homeschool your child. See 'related links' for more information.
That is decided at the state level. For example, Alaska offers a stipend to purchase homeschool curricula and supplies. Texas does not pay anything. It is more typical for states not to pay anything. There are no federal stipends or tax breaks for homeschooling. Homeschooling parents are not even allowed to take the $250 federal deductible that conventional teachers are allowed to take for out-of-pocket expenses.
By online homeschooling or via regular way, it should not effect children's future really at all. Children will also get a high school diploma and can get scholarships to go to college.
A Massachusetts student is not allowed to begin a homeschool program until that program is approved by the school district where the student lives.
im homeschooled not many people homeschool there children but i think they should!
it depends on what type of homeschooling your doing but with most homeschooling you get better grades because everything is open book and you can use the internet on any question even tests, well this is for internet homeschooling.