3 Reasons Why Homeschooling Rocks
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3 Reasons Why Homeschooling Is Awesome
Summary
Ever wonder why some students love being homeschooled? Discover why this former student believes homeschooling is fantastic!
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1. Engaging and Dynamic Learning
My first five and a half years of education were spent in public schools. While there were moments of enjoyable learning and fun with friends, the experience often felt monotonous, especially during grade school. There were classes, like "Conflict Resolution," where we spent 50 minutes learning not to fight instead of focusing on subjects like math, history, or science.
Homeschooling, on the other hand, was far more engaging. I could learn at my own pace, delve into subjects that interested me, and enjoy my free time without enduring long, dull lectures. The personalized approach made learning fun and much more impactful.
2. A Bully-Free Environment
One of the best things about homeschooling is the absence of an awkward social hierarchy. While older siblings might still tease you, homeschooling generally eliminates the issues of bullies or negative peer pressure.
Homeschooling allowed me to form strong bonds with my parents and siblings. I also made friends through our homeschool group and church. By the time I reached college, I could communicate comfortably with everyone, from older students to professors, without the fear of social awkwardness.
3. A Positive Teacher-Student Relationship
While I personally never had issues with public school teachers, I know conflicts can occur, especially in high school. Personality clashes can lead to discomfort and affect learning.
In homeschooling, developing a deep relationship with your parents, who are often your teachers, is a huge advantage. Instead of just recounting your day to them, you experience the learning journey together. This connection enriches both education and family life.
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