It s Not Back to School for Everyone
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It's Not Back to School for Everyone
As Labor Day approaches, many families are busy with back-to-school preparations, while children enjoy the last days of summer freedom. However, not all kids are preparing to return to traditional classrooms. A growing number are embracing homeschooling, where education takes a more personalized path.
Unlike their peers, homeschoolers aren’t waiting to see which classes they’ll attend. Instead, they actively select their courses with the help of their parents, ensuring they meet state requirements and college admissions criteria. Some families also seek guidance from Homeschooling Consultants.
"Parents new to homeschooling often contact me to help plan their curriculum, meet state mandates, and find social opportunities for their kids," explains Rivka Seeman, a Homeschooling Consultant based in New York City. "Even experienced homeschooling families might reach out for new ideas when something isn’t working, or to explore outside learning opportunities. Sometimes, teenagers themselves discover my website and encourage their parents to call."
Rivka emphasizes the diversity of options available, allowing parents to tailor education to their child’s unique needs. "For some children, traditional school works best, but for others, homeschooling is a better fit," she continues.
Unlike the typical classroom setting, homeschoolers' education unfolds in various locations: at home, libraries, museums, sports classes, art courses at community colleges, nursing homes where they volunteer, their own businesses, community gardens, and even on city walking tours. Learning might also happen as they lie barefoot in the grass, absorbed in a good book. Homeschooling allows learning to continue beyond the ringing of a 3:00 bell, offering an education that’s as continuous and varied as the world around them.
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