Friday, August 16, 2013

Is It True That Homeschooling Is Better Than Public Schools

Children have difficulty dealing with new school
Entering a new school is certainly a fun and exciting experience for children. Stressful because they are worried about the environment, friends, teachers, as well as new lessons they would find. Some children can pass through easily, but not a few also who find it difficult. As parents we can help children by increasing the child's confidence so that he would no longer feel inadequate to deal directly with the new "environment". Do not forget, to teach children to be careful in conveying the message to the people around him. Additionally ask the child to tell the experience about new environment. Be a good listener and do not judge if he (accidentally) made a mistake, encourage him to seek the best solution. Remember to always keep an attitude. For example, to get used to saying "Thank You", "Please", and "Sorry". 

Homeschool Versus Public School 
If the child is still having trouble in public school, may homescholing could be an alternative solution, although there are still pros and cons of homeschooling. Most people think that homeschooling children are not socialized properly. And if the teachers are supposed to do the socializing, why can not parents? Every homeschooling family has as many, if not more, extracurricular activities for their kids as everyone else, such as scouts, Jiu Jitsu, music lessons, art lessons, metal working, speech and debate, sports and more. The most important difference in home-school socialization is that the social values taught come from the parents instead of the state. With homeschooling, parents would believe that a child is in a quiet and safe environment every day. Homeshooling advocates believe that children do well in a safe and comfortable environment that they are familiar with. It is believed by proponents of homeschooling is that the home is the safest, most secure environment in which children can learn well. When a child is home, he does not have to deal with peer pressure. This gives children the opportunity to focus more on learning. They do not have to worry about what to wear to school the next day, they are protected from having to fit in with the popular crowd who gave much attention to the things that are less important as buying the right clothes at the right store, wearing the right shoes or playing video games appropriate. With homeschooling, the kids can enjoy the peace and quiet. Not only that, they also can work in their own pace and in their own style. However, public school advocates also believe that the same proved true with students who attended public schools. Although public school classrooms do not have the same serenity and peaceful atmosphere that has homeschooling, public school advocates believe that the chaotic atmosphere of the classroom actually helps children succeed in the future. Because in reality, the real world is not so quiet and peaceful as we would like it to be. They believe that the children are very sheltered and protected life chances of people who would have trouble adjusting to the real world after school. They also believe that it is important that children learn how to interact and cooperate with each other for them to be able to build a real, dynamic skills needed in the real world. Public school supporters strongly believe that the purpose of public education is not just about one's academic resume. They said the mission of public schools is to teach children skills and be able to use and apply them through meaningful interactions with fellow needed and their teachers. Choose to send your child to a public school or homeschool is a big decision to make which is why it may be better to examine the benefits of each option before making any decision. Remember that you will make a choice that must ultimately be based on what is best for your child, as well as for you.

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