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14 de jul. de 2023 · En México, el homeschooling se encuentra en un marco legal ambiguo. Aunque la Constitución mexicana establece el derecho de los padres a elegir la forma de educación de sus hijos, la legislación educativa varía en cada estado, y algunos no reconocen oficialmente el homeschooling.
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Freedom
Whether you call it self-determination, freedom, or control, one clear advantage of homeschooling is the ability to make your own choices. As a homeschooler, you’ll be able to freely travel or move, include religious teaching in day-to-day learning, and not worry about social pressures or bullying your child may encounter at school. Plus, in home-based education, all subjects are fair game, from sailing to sewing to science. Practical skills, volunteering, artistic pursuits, and traditional t...
Flexibility
Who doesn’t like to set their own schedule? By educating at home, you determine the structure of your day. If your child struggles to wake up by 7:00 a.m., for example, you can start school later. And, since homeschool timing is fluid, you can go ahead and make your child's dentist appointment on a Tuesday at noon. You even have room to push back a lesson when you (or your kids) just aren’t feeling it. There are many ways to make it up later.
Individualized Education
Every child is different. Unfortunately, in the larger group setting of regular school, teachers can’t always tailor lessons to your child’s unique needs. At home, on the other hand, you can meet your child right where they are, customizing lessons to their particular interests. Does your younger child need a little extra help with math? Take an extra 15 minutes to help them understand fractions. Is your older kid into outer space? Start an astronomy unit! Homeschooling also lets you vary you...
A Lot of Work
In addition to the domestic responsibilities of your role as a parent, you’re now a teacher, tutor, curriculum researcher, and principal. Creating, teaching, and grading a day’s or week’s worth of learning on multiple subjects takes serious time and effort. (However, many prepared curriculum packagesdo exist.) Plus, as delightful as it can be to tailor education to each child’s learning style, this can add to your workload, too. And if you have younger children at home who aren’t school age,...
Less Time for Yourself
Not surprisingly, the workload of homeschooling—and kids home all day—is likely to leave you with less time for yourself. Some homeschooling parents say they don’t have time to shower, let alone exercise or take care of their own needs. For parents who are used to a quiet, kid-free environment during the day, this aspect of homeschooling can be a major adjustment.
Inability to Work
All the work of homeschooling is guaranteed to take up hours of your day. Therefore, as a homeschooling parent, you may not be able to workoutside the home, or you may have to cut your hours significantly. For some households, this may be a financial deal-breaker.
When more and more parents are exploring the wide world of homeschooling, it’s wise to look at the many advantages and disadvantages of this type of education. Do some soul searching and have a serious discussion with your partner about whether this could be the right choice for your child's and family's needs. And don’t forget to find out how your...
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20 de sept. de 2023 · Is homeschooling right for my child? Whether this is the right way to educate your child or not depends on a lot of factors and can change from one year to the next. If your school is failing your child and you have no other viable options (such as a quality private school), homeschooling might be the best solution.
5 de jul. de 2023 · Homeschooling involves parents educating their children at home instead of sending them to a traditional public or private school. The homeschooling movement began growing in the 1970s, and it's...
- Do parents need an education degree or educational background?In almost all areas of the country, parents do not need an education degree to homesc...
- How are kids of different ages homeschooled together? Families that homeschool often combine certain subjects that are not necessarily grade- or ag...
- Do homeschoolers follow traditional school hours or do they structure days differently? Homeschoolers organize their days in whatever way works bes...
- Do homeschooled kids receive homework? How do they receive objective grades? In many ways homeschooling lessens the need for traditional homework o...
How can you know whether homeschooling is right for you and your family? If you are considering homeschooling, there are a number of questions you should ask yourself. On this page, we will guide you through this process in an effort to inform your decision-making.
26 de may. de 2022 · Homeschooling, simply put, is parent-directed education. While every state has a slightly different definition, parent involvement is the hallmark of homeschooling.
