Educational benefits at home - why parents should consider schooling at home

In addition to a few months my daughter wants to "try on" the school, my children are educated at home. why? For my family, these benefits far outweigh the minor problems of going to school at home.

I admit that there are some from

Disadvantage from

 Go home to school. I can think of two. First of all, my children often don't take a break. They're from

always from

 around. I like the time alone, it seems that it will never be enough. Secondly, because my children are always around, I can't work full time outdoors. I think that work may be related to "breaking the child."

So yes, there are some problems with family education. However, there are many advantages.

Socialization

Have you noticed that social activities are not on my unfavorable list? This is because it is not a disadvantage. I from

Do not from

 My children socialize in a school social way. I don't want them to change focus because a bell is wrung out. I don't want them to focus on material wealth. I don't want them to choose other kids because that's what the popular school kids do. I don't want them to think that being an ideal person among a group of people of the same age is ideal.

Instead, I want my child to have a steady social development and true friends. They have the opportunity to build friendships with other children on the date of the cooperative and the game. They learned from

learner from

 When we are at a local entertainment center or online class, learn people, people of all ages. They know that being kind and helpful is a good thing. [Most of the families who go to school actively promote these values ​​in their children, and children can get these values.]

Since I am trying to avoid socialization, but to promote social development, they are still social. My children know they have to wait in line instead of cutting. They know that there are reasons for the existence of rules. They understand books in the library and they understand the following laws. They have social activities. Fortunately, I have been able to concentrate. from

Good socialization from

 Not a bad thing.

Practical education

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 I don't care if my parents have a college education. The only time I questioned whether parents could provide a better education for their children than the school system, if the parents' intelligence level was much lower than normal.

Think about this. Your educator-student ratio is 1. How many children do you have? In school, the ratio is at least 1 to 15, but more likely to be 1 to 30. You must allocate time between your children and they will still get more one-on-one time.

Quirk: from

 In addition, you understand your children and their quirks. My child is sensitive and has dyslexia. I understand depression and are learning dyslexia. I can focus on their needs without worrying about whether they can get what they need. They are the majority in my family. They are not a minority in the school classroom.

Desire to learn: from

 In addition, my children can be obsessed with the theme. If my daughter wants to spend a few months mining the soil and reading the gardening, that would be great! I am very happy to let these three Rs slip for a few months, while she greedily learns and guides her studies. In addition, these 3Rs work more frequently than her own work.

Family time together

You have already withdrawn from the competition of mice from

 . My children and I have plenty of time to enjoy them. We rarely have a tight schedule, so we can relax.

You can always vacation from

 . We plan to travel to WolrdCon this year. This is the annual international science fiction conference. The conference is in late August/early September and we will take off and use it within a week. Regarding the loss of school, we did not think twice.

The evening is for the family, not for homework. from

  My daughter wants to go to school, so she went to fourth grade for four months. The amount of her homework is crazy. After a whole day of study, they actually want the children to work at home. Due to homework, we lost a lot of family time and I am very happy that it has disappeared.

Is it useful?

Most people use their test scores to determine if they are learning. I can tell you that this doesn't work for my child. My son has dyslexia and his standardized test scores are not so good. However, my son often beats my husband and me and other adults in strategic games. [And we won't let him win.] Both of my children know how to find answers to their questions on the computer. When it comes to dinosaurs, my daughter can talk to non-paleontologist scientists. I am not worried about them. When the time is right, they will be fully prepared for employment or entrepreneurship. Isn't this the point? Can I take care of myself and my family and love to learn?

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