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Many of the posters on the Dr. Phil Board believed that homeschoolers would be unable to get into college, unable to cope with college life and unable to ever hold a job. This is a shining example of how homeschooing can benefit a gifted student, who would be bored in the traditional public school setting.
I think she summed up the goal of homeschooling very well to allow our children to be who they are and to give them our support.
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Day in the life of a 13-year-old (Homeschooled) college freshman
Homeschooling Allows A Child to Be Themselves & Provides Them With Parental Support
Many of the posters on the Dr. Phil Board believed that homeschoolers would be unable to get into college, unable to cope with college life and unable to ever hold a job. This is a shining example of how homeschooing can benefit a gifted student, who would be bored in the traditional public school setting.
She said she preferred her own teaching to the education Jonathan received in school."I have home-schooled Jonathan twice in the past because I actually like the way I am able to see him progress," she said. She said she knew when Jonathan was younger that he was smart because he would score the highest score on national exams in school despite never doing his homework for classes."It has been a long, hard struggle between me and schools, and that's why ultimately I had to home-school him and he did very well," she said. "That's why he would always score very well on the SATs. All I did for Jonathan is I allowed him to be who he is, and I have supported him."
I think she summed up the goal of homeschooling very well to allow our children to be who they are and to give them our support.
- Top Myths About Homeschooling
I am totally mystified by the number of people who know absolutely nothing about homeschooling but feel compelled to write post on homeschooling full of misinformation and false assumptions. Here I will address some myths about homeschooling that have...
- We Don't Need Regulations
Additionally, national studies have shown that a high percentage of home-educated students go on to obtain advanced degrees. Area homeschoolers often meet for field trips or just child-to-child interaction, and even have graduation ceremonies. It’s...
- Homeschooling In Mississippi
I have really loved homeschooling in Mississippi. It has been a wonderful experience for my family. But what do other people think about homeschooling in Mississippi? Natalie at the Homeschool Cafe ask How do Mississippi public school superintendents...
- How Condescending
In the Clarion Ledger Homeschooling: Some Regulation Required this drivel appeared Verifiable academic standards should be an issue. The question usually asked, after resolving issues of academics, regards socialization. Can home-schooled children cope...
- Things To Ponder
Would You Let Them Scan Your Child? One family said NO, but their child was still scanned. Still, a substitute teacher's mistake proved just how vulnerable children who opt out can be. "They rounded up all the kids in our son's class and they...