English Assignment

First, homeschooling very flexible and therefore providing for the need to teach the

students according to their abilities. It is important to note that different children are characterized

by unique learning abilities. The child who grasps concepts quickly can save the time at being

taught faster so that they can concentrate on other things and enabling them to specialize early

enough. Also, the slow learner can be taught slowly by their tutors and thus provide then with

enough time to grasp the content. Additionally, after the child saves time by concentrating on the

class work for a very short time, they might consume the rest of the time in their talents and thus

develop the child all round without draining their talents and thus become all round. The public

schooling mixes all the students in the same class without considering their difference in the

abilities and thus demoralizing other while some part of the class feel their time is wasted (Ray,

2015).

Homeschooling is a short cut since the parent can have enough time with the children. The

child’s development is highly based on the quality of parenting they receive at their early age of

development. In this case, the parents have enough time and therefore, the ability to show their

children more love, and train them in the way they want to be in the next generation. It is important

also to note that, most parents send their children to public schools, but they still want to follow

up and get involved in the education of the child which becomes hectic on the side of the trainers.

For example, not all schools are Christian, and the parent would wish the child on the Christian

ways, which is then possible only in homeschooling (Phillips, 2014). Additionally, if the child is

good in mathematics but poor in English, he is encouraged to major in mathematics and drop the

weaker subjects and thus saving time.

In homeschooling, the parent can prepare own time table. It is important to teach the child

at the times when they can grasp more (Wenkart, 2014). Additionally, you do not require following

the national timetable or the curriculum. The parent has time to observe the child to realize the

best time that they can learn for example, from 3 pm to 6 pm, and thus they can fix the lesson at

the same time. The rest of the time, the child can concentrate on the things that they love doing.

Additionally, the parents can follow the national timetable while training the child later in the days

if they wish they enroll to the IGCSE or A level later. But again it will have saved the child the

involvement in the many exams along the way. Most of the examinations the children are involved

with are not helpful in the long run, but just frustrating.

References

Phillips, D. C. (2014). Encyclopedia of educational theory and philosophy (Vol. 1). Sage.

Ray, B. D. (2015). Research Facts on Homeschooling. National Home Education Research

Institute.

Wenkart, M. (2014). Homeschooling: Useful alternative or damaging deviation. BoD–Books on

Demand.