Modern Homeschooling: From amazing travel and adventure to early entrance to university, has homeschooling finally evolved enough for you to take it seriously? was a free kindle book when I wrote this post.
It’s time to take another look at homeschooling. Homeschooling today
allows for children to not only reach levels that their traditionally
schooled counterparts are reaching, but to exceed them, all while
enjoying more family time and a lifestyle enriched with opportunities
that previous generations could only dream about. The new face of
homeschooling offers travel, sports, and the ability to take your
passions to the next level. If you think homeschooling means pouring
over books at the kitchen table you are in for a surprise! From
traditional curriculum to online schooling to early university to
unschooling, homeschooling has something for everyone. Would you like to
travel the world? Interested in allowing your children the opportunity
to truly explore their potential in a non-school related activity? Do
your children have exceptional needs that you can better accommodate at
home? Do you think they would thrive if they could be accelerated and
maybe even move onto higher learning at a younger age? Are you
interested in more quality family time? If you answered yes to any of
these questions, then you will benefit from reading this book.
When
we found ourselves in a situation where homeschooling seemed to be the
best option for our kids, we discovered that there was so much
information out there and so many opinions and experiences that it was
very overwhelming and nearly impossible to process it all. That is why I
have decided to write this series of ebooks – my hope is to provide a
comprehensive but succinct account of what is out there, and how to get
started. I have begun by looking at the pros and cons of homeschooling,
then a dedicated chapter on socialization – the single largest concern
for parents considering homeschooling and definitely what
non-homeschoolers will tell you is wrong with homeschooling! This book
finishes off with a broad description of each of the types of
homeschooling. My hope is that by the end of this book you will have a
better understanding of what homeschooling really looks like, and what
it can (and can’t) do for your family.
I don't think that
homeschooling is for everyone, but if you would like more family time,
if you have a desire to travel or to take on some kind of non-school
activity that requires an intense commitment, or if there is something
preventing your child from being in a traditional school setting, the
benefits of homeschooling can truly be immeasurable. Homeschooling has
grown exponentially in the past decade and as it continues to grow in
popularity and scope, many new and exciting opportunities are opening up
for homeschoolers. From the already abundant curricula available to the
amazing ways that technology is changing homeschooling to the changing
face of socialization, the modern homeschooler is a truly new breed of
educator.
Today's homeschooled child is not limited by his or her
homeschool education - on the contrary, many homeschooled children are
propelled by it. Propelled into an accelerated academic career, into a
competitive level of sport or advanced relationship with the arts.
Technology is giving today's homeschooler an advantage that has been
unparalleled in the past. Homeschooling today allows for children to not
only reach levels that their traditionally schooled counterparts are
reaching, but to exceed them, all while enjoying more family time and a
lifestyle enriched with opportunities that previous generations could
only dream about.
My personal experience with homeschooling was a
complete surprise to me. I thought homeschooling was a dreary existence
fraught with an incomplete social experience and a groundhog day type
of never changing lifestyle. My eyes have been opened to homeschooling
as an exciting adventure filled with opportunity and a way to truly give
my children the best that life has to offer.
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1 comments:
There's one thing that I hate more than anything. That is for someone who knows nothing about your children or your family circumstances to put their "two cents" in when it comes to homeschool. Its so funny to see that people always say the same ole thing. "Oh, but your kids are socially deprived!" Really? I don't think so. It's irritating for me when self righteous parents think that their kids being in public schools is better than mine being in homeschool.. Well, newsflash, I am spending more time with mine, instead of allowing teachers and peers to raise my kids... Thank you so much for this article. I love it and recommended it on google.
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