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Can homeschooling help children with special needs?
Yes absolutely ! Homeschooling helps the special needs children the same as it helps other students.
does homeschooling go by the same laws in reguards to child support?
The child support laws are the same for parents who are homeschooling.
What are the disadvantages of homeschooling your children as opposed to taking them to public K-12 schools?
There are a lot of good things about homeschooling, but there are disadvantages, like less socialization with peers. Choosing your own curriculum is good, but some topics might get missed and things like projects and field trips might not be the same.
What occupation cares for infants?
There are various occupations that involve the care of infants. There are also different names for the same kinds of infant caregivers. Some are: * Pediatric or Neonatal Professional Nurses (RN, LPN, LVN) * Nannies * Au Pairs * Childcare providers at Childcare centers * Babysitters * Governesses (although they usually only teach older children) * Nursemaids * Childminder * Wetnurse
How do I learn about free homeschooling?
I would start by getting homeschooling information from your local school, as the schools most likely provide this information to school counselors. You could also ask other local families for advice if they have done the same thing.
What homeschooling courses are offered online?
All classes that are taught in the public schools are the same ones taught in online school. You will learn from certified teachers.
Is homeschool boring?
It would depend on the type of homeschooling environment. Some may think homeschooling is boring because it is conducted at home and they believe no interaction with the outside world is made. However, contrary to the belief, homeschooling can have just as many mind stimulating activities as public schooling if not more if done properly. There are also still such things as recesses and lunch and children are able to interact with other home-schoolers depending on how their teaching is done. Some homeschooling may be boring, the same as public schooling if the child at hand finds no interest in whatever the environment around them has to offer. It's also if the teacher makes little to no effort to get the child involved in their work.
How can you homeschool multi aged children effeciently?
Efficiency is subjective. Homeschooling a 3, 5, and 6 year old would be very different than homeschooling a 6, 9 and 12 year old or teenagers for that matter. If you are talking about elementary aged kids, many parents get one kid started on one lesson while the other is doing some self-directed work. Then you switch. Sometimes you can have both kids engaged in the same lessons, like Science or Social Studies, if the ages aren't too different. Check out the blog in the related link: Homeschool Revolution where a woman blogs about homeschooling her 2 kids using Evolution Homeschool's curriculum. She's honest about the trials and tribulations of homeschooling two kids with a new curriculum in the middle of the year.
Is homeschooling allowed in France?
yes, but you have to prove that the child will be given about the same curriculum he would have received in a school. Education inspectors have a right to assess what is the education worth.
Do children like homeschooling?
The following are opinions from contributors... - Home schooling your children is completely your choice. It's your choice what is convenient to you. You need to take into account money, time and your child's welfare. - Definitely. I love being homeschooled because you have more time on your hands and you know a lot of friends from your homeschool group.
Is hemoglobin content for humans same in children and adults?
no its not same in children and adults
How does a practitioner impact gender roles in children?
I think you mean "have an impact on" gender roles. A childcare worker can impose sexist views on children, such as implying that boys are better than girls at certain things (or vice versa), or that men and women should be treated differently. A great deal of this sexism is caused by the imbalance of men and women in nurseries and primary schools, so the problem can only be addressed by ensuring that equal numbers of men and women are employed to work with children (including as healthcare workers), and that fathers and mothers share childcare and other domestic duties equally as well as working outside the home for the same number of hours per week. It is no good if nursery workers do all they can to instill ideas of equality in the nursery then children go home to a sexist environment.
