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Social Considerations in Home Schooling

WHen you home school your children there is not doubt that

thay will not have teh same kind of social interaction with other

kids that goes along with your typical public education. For many

this is a big concern as your children start to grow up and get

older.

 

As children start maturing into adults, parents feel insecure

about homeschooling. Many parents then discontinue the

homeschooling process and happily hand over the reign to outside

authorities. But is this really necessary? Is the strictly

compartmentalized education provided in schools a better option?

 

If social concerns are worrying you, look for interest-oriented

associations, clubs and societies. These offer a lot of support

for leaders, opportunity for shared experience, and foster a sense

of belonging. Make up your own group or share this responsibility

with someone else. Home education support groups provide fantastic

opportunities to meet your child's needs. This is the best way to

develop intelligent, self-motivated, healthy and able young

people.

 

If the growing burden of some of the higher level Math or Science

seems to be beyond you, enlist the help of someone who knows more.

You can even barter your own services and thus save some money.

With homeschooling becoming more and more popular, support groups

will have innumerable resources that help you find the right

teacher for your child.

 

The underlying principle that guides homeschooling is this. Any

child has the innate capacity to grow, develop and achieve his

or her full potential. All the child needs is the right environment

and all the right support system in place for growth. Be there to

provide these and think twice before you turn over this responsibility

to a third party in teh public school system.

 

 

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