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Homeschooling is more effective than going to school
80% of people agree that homeschooling is better than public schools for
various reasons like lack of violence,better social development,more effective
learning,better education and flexible hours . The most reason people choose
to send their children to public school is because the children need school for
social development although, the best social development for children is
learning from the adults, who love them, not from other children who are the
same age because kids can pick up bad habbits from the people they surround
themselves with and that can affect their future
Home schooling is not only lack of violence and having better social
development, but also gives an effective learning process. In public schools,
the amount of students in a classroom can affect the learning abilty of most
learners because of the amount of distractions that can accure.Some students
are also afraid to ask questions about the work because they are scared they
are going to get bullied by their peers for not understanding the material that
they are learning about
With homeschooling, children will understand more about the materials
quickly instead of lagging behind because they do not understand. The children
also have more time and chance to ask many thing that they want to ask to the
teacher or parents, because the teacher only focuses on him or her at that
time. With homeschooling, the teacher also focuses on the students’ needs
and intelligences. So, the child will get Individualized Education Plan or usually
called as IEP. It lays out the students’ strengths and weaknesses and proposes
ways to help the student accomplish the necessary task. It is hard to apply in
public school because there are so many students with different characteristic
and intelligences that need to be conducted by the IEP itself.
According to a report published by the Educational Resources Information
Center (ERIC) and funded by the Office of Educational Research and
Improvement, U.S. Department of Education, homeschoolers achievement test
scores were exceptionally high. Students who had been homeschooled their
entire academic life had higher scholastic achievement test scores than
students who had attended other educational programs.Homeschoolers get a
better education not only from the learning process itself, but also from the
curriculum, the materials, and the goals that can be set by them which fit to
the students need and intelligences.

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