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Homeschooling BY: AMY QUALKINBUSH
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INTASC Standard…. Standard #2: Learning Differences The teacher uses understanding of individual differences and diverse cultures and communities to ensure inclusive learning environments that enable each learner to meet high standards.
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The Background of Homeschooling…. Homeschooling has been around for a very long time. It’s been around as long as houses have existed. Most people were educated by family members. In 1980 about half of the united states legalized homeschooling. Then in 1993 home schooling became legal in every state. Around the late 1700’s home schooling consisted mostly of house chores and basic reading and mathematics for the kids with parents that understood reading and math. Some parents didn’t think that they knew enough literature or math skills to teach at home so they’d either hire someone to come to their home.
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Pros of Homeschooling PROS Educational freedom… You can teach students what it is you want. There are basics but there isn’t a time period they must know it by. Physical freedom… Some parents say that they don’t have to revolve their schedule around school hours, homework, and vacation time. More stability during a difficult time- If there maybe a death in the family or illness it helps the family to cope better while homeschooling. PROS continued…. Students who are home schooled will be well rested. Not as many distractions. These here are very good points for why we all should home school. Our kids will pay more attention because they are in a more stable environment, they have physical freedom, educational freedom and they will be better rested.
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Cons of Homeschooling CONS You child will be limited on activities such as school sports, clubs, and anything that could be a stress reliever. Financial Strains- This could affect your family if you are struggling with money and you could use an extra income. Spending too much time with your child. Depending on your family spending too much time can cause a lot of arguments. CONS Continued… Most families send their children to public or private schools. It’s different to see people homeschooling still so people will think it’s a little odd. Time restrain- It takes up a lot of the parents time. It can be very draining for some parents.
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Ending Question.. Are you for homeschooling? Is this something that you think you will do with your children? Do you think that homeschooling keeps children from making friends and becoming their own person?
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References….. History of homeschooling. (2006). Retrieved from http://finehomeschooling.com/history-of-homeschooling.html http://finehomeschooling.com/history-of-homescho Shaw, I. (n.d.). Pros and const of homeschooling. Retrieved from http://school.familyeducation.com/home-schooling/parenting/29861.html http://schoo
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