Home School

Gary II asked:


I’m trying to understand why people home-school their kids here. For a start, the kid is home and thus missing out on making friends and also becoming socially stunted by missing out on interacting with his/her peers. The facilities at home will never be the same as at a school in terms of books or sports teams. In school you have a teacher who has trained to teach, something you rarely have in home-schooling. It seems that home-schooling your kids disadvantages them on all fronts, so I’m interested to know why people home-school their kids.

blondiegal300 asked:


If I can home school other people’s children, is there a limit to number? I would like to teach five first graders. I have a teaching degree~K-6th grade, but I’ve let my certification slip.

mychemicalromancegirl asked:


Some people would say if they had the money, their child would go to a private school, others may say that if you are home schooled that you are sheltered, others says that private school are the best because they think they are more discipline per day others says its the way you raise your child, the way they learn and the type of environment they are in. What do you guys think of all this?

Leonette asked:


I was wondering do I have to have some kind of training or certificate to do home school for my children? Would that be a good idea? The reason is because this society is so bad that I don’t even want my kids around other kids because they might teach my kids bad things. So is it a good thing. People with experience only please.