Homeschool or public school

Answer 1

I can't answer your question as framed. What are the facts surounding your decision/question? You or someone else? Given a willing parent, qualified available Online software and textbooks, a good syllabus, proper student motivation, I would offer Homeschool as first choice, but you may have access to a great public or charter school like KIPP programs or others.

Answer 2

It is very hard to give an overall answer to questions like these. There are a lot of things to consider.

Some variables:

• Does the parent have the patience to sit down and do their part everyday
• Does the parent have the patience they need
• Does the state you are in have gifted programs for the home or school
• Does the parent and child have a good dynamic
• Does the child do better in a setting outside the home
• Can the parent afford to supply the materials and trips needed to keep the child challenged
• What methods does the child learn best with
• Does the child need a very hands on or a more standoffish approach

Three real life examples:

1. My older daughter virtual schools. She is self disciplined by nature, loves to push herself, and is okay with not having friends around during the school day. She is outgoing enough to make friends through scouts, soccer, and other means. She prefers to have minimal instruction, and to figure things out on her own. With virtual school, she is on honor roll students in gifted programs. We take a lot of field trips, and supplement where we can.

2. One of my daughters' good friends is gifted, and she goes to public school. Her school has good gifted programs, and she is also involved in scouts and other functions. She prefers to be around more people during the day, and learns better from an instructor. She prefers not to have to use a computer. Her mom is still quite involved with her education, but in different ways, such as heading the PTO.

She is also an honor roll student in gifted programs.

3. My younger daughter is homeschooled. She is very smart, but does not like doing school work at all. She needs much more one on one attention, and occasional prods to get her math done when she is sneaking off to write a book. Even having gifted programs in our area, she does better having more one on one. It is something that the teachers are not able to give them as much of with their classes being overcrowded, despite the fact I am sure most of them are trying. With more attention, she also stays on honor roll with gifted curriculum.

Every case is different. Talk to your child, and see what they are interested in. Evaluate your own situation as a parent. You can always give homeschooling a try, and if it is not working out for you, the school system is still there. As long as you give it all you've got, you aren't going to set them behind.

Answer 3

you shoud homeschool your child so he/she stays away from cursing and bad talk