"Homeschooling is becoming popular in many countries.

In your opinion,
traditional school or homeschool which is better for student learning and why ?
"\

At the age of 12, Thomas Edison was basically tossed out of school at the age of 12
because he was “too dull” to succeed academically. After he was dismissed from his school,
his mom helped him set up experiments and let him do research to his heart’s content.
Thomas’ mom helped her son experience his learning passions. Homeschooling is
ubiquitous, it is applied everywhere in the world. Experts have argued about the
advantages and results of homeschooling. In my point of view, homeschooling
and traditional school both have pros and cons, they’re both as good as each
other depends on your child’s characteristic that determine which one is better.

Homeschooling – that is, parent-led home-based education; home education – is an

age-old traditional educational practice that a decade ago appeared to be cutting-
edge and “alternative” but is now bordering on “mainstream” in the United States. It
may be the fastest-growing form of education in the United States. Home-based
education has also been growing around the world in many other nations for
example: Australia, Canada, France, Hungary, Japan, Kenya, Russia, Mexico, South
Korea, Thailand, and the United Kingdom and Vietnam.

Research found there are about 2.5 millions of homeschoolers in the US. Its best
advantage is the flexibility, students can attends many online class as they want, at
anytime and anywhere with their connected device, their parents; or they can
schedule their own timetable to work, study and sport activities that is more
suitable for their own needs. Moreover, they can improve their organisational skills
and independency in their own life, which are needed when they grow up.

Homeschooling are also way more effective if your child is a gifted one and willing
to accomplish more academically than traditional school. If your child is a sport
talents who are full of training and exercise that cannot go to school, their parents
can teach them with the basics needed for everyday life. Research found that the
home-educated typically score 15 to 30 percentile points above public-school
students on standardized academic achievement tests.

On the other hand, the opposing claimed that homeschool students don’t have a lot
of friends and often stay at home. However, homeschool students are regularly
engaged in social and educational activities outside their homes and with people
other than their nuclear-family members. They are commonly involved in activities
such as field trips, scouting, 4-H, political drives, church ministry, sports teams, and
community volunteer work. Homeschooling do impact their social skills but in a
positive way, they are not subjected to the peer pressure, violence, drugs,
and other negative influences that are all too common in today's
schools. If you want your child to improve their social skills outside, let
them explore the world themselves, they will have their own way
making friends.

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At the age of 12, Thomas Edison was basically tossed out of school at
the age of 12 because he was “too dull” to succeed academically. After
he was dismissed from his school, his mom helped him set up
experiments and let him do research to his heart’s content. Thomas’s
mom helped her son experience his learning passions. Homeschooling
is ubiquitous, it is applied everywhere in the world. Experts have
argued about the advantages and results of homeschooling. In my point
of view, homeschooling is better than traditional schools if you have
time, effort and patience.

Homeschooling – that is, parent-led home-based education; home

education – is an age-old traditional educational practice that a decade
ago appeared to be cutting-edge and “alternative” but is now bordering
on “mainstream” in the United States. It may be the fastest-growing
form of education in the United States. Home-based education has also
been growing around the world in many other nations, for example,
Australia, Canada, France, Hungary, Japan, Kenya, Russia, Mexico, South
Korea, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam.
The research found there are about 2.5 million of homeschoolers in the
US. Its best advantage is flexibility, students can attend as much online
class as they want, at any time and anywhere with their connected
device, their parents; or they can schedule their own timetable to work,
study and sport activities that are more suitable for their own needs.
Moreover, they can improve their organizational skills and
independence in their own life, which are needed when they grow up.

Homeschooling is also way more effective if your child is a gifted one

and willing to accomplish more academically than traditional schools. If
your child is sports talents who are full of training and exercise that
cannot go to school, their parents can teach them the basics needed for
everyday life. The research found that the home-educated typically
score 15 to 30 percentile points above public-school students on
standardized academic achievement tests.

On the other hand, the opposing claimed that homeschool students

don’t have a lot of friends and often stay at home. However,
homeschool students are regularly engaged in social and educational
activities outside their homes and with people other than their nuclear-
family members. They are commonly involved in activities such as field
trips, scouting, 4-H, political drives, church ministry, sports teams, and
community volunteer work. Homeschooling does impact their social
skills but in a positive way, they are not subjected to peer pressure,
violence, drugs, and other negative influences that are all too common
in today's schools. If you want your child to improve their social skills
outside, let them explore the world themselves, they will have their
own way of making friends.

To all intents and purposes, it is still a difficult problem for families but
remembers homeschooling and traditional school both have pros and
cons, they’re both as good as each other depends on your child’s
characteristics that determine which one is better. "I homeschool my
children not to prepare them for test, but prepare them for life." -
Tamara L. Chilver.