Homeschooling Vs Regular Public School

What is the reason why most parents choose to have their child home schooled instead of being taught in a regular public school?. There are many different types of homeschooling such as in home parent or In home tutoring etc. Other things you would need to know about homeschooling is the background behind it. Also , how homeschooling affects a kids life changes and how it affects them in a certain way and I will also be talking about some pros and cons of homeschooling from what happened in the past until the present or near future. Homeschooling is mostly about having kids taught at home the same knowledge as an average person would have been taught in a regular high school except with one on one sessions with each other. It makes it so kids …show more content…
For most married parents, one parent often goes on a full time employment out of the home in order to homeschool. But most families wouldn’t consider this idea because they might not be physically stabled financial . Most parents think homeschooling is a bad way to communicate with others because of their child being less social with others and would make it worst on them for when they would try to make friends with people without being socially awkward and less conscious about themselves. Some parents think their child would be in a better environment with other kids in their own …show more content…
They are now copyright free. This means that the public may download, print, copy and reproduce these texts in any way they please. For instance, these books can be printed out and used in a small new homeschool that is low on cash but high in creativity. A solution presents itself. Homeschooling, also known as home education, is “ the education of children inside the home, as opposed to in the formal settings of a public or private school. Parents cite two main motivations for homeschooling their children” which is dissatisfaction with the local schools and the interest in increased involvement with their children 's learning and development. Parents ' dissatisfaction with available schools includes concerns about the school environment, the quality of academic instruction, the curriculum, and bullying as well as lack of faith in the school 's ability to cater to their child 's special needs. Some parents homeschool in order to have greater control over what and how their children are taught, to better cater for children 's individual aptitudes and abilities adequately, to provide a specific religious or moral instruction, and to take advantage of the efficiency of one-to-one instruction, which allows the child to spend more time on childhood activities, socializing, and non-academic learning. Many parents are also influenced by alternative educational philosophies espoused by the likes of Susan Sutherland