Some years ago a grandson came to live with me who have problems at school˳ He had bad attention span and was noisy in class˳ That, however, was only part of the problem˳ He was also bowel incontinent and at the ages of 6-8 years that was hard for teachers and students to put up with˳ After he was sent home within an hour of arrival on various excuses I decided to home school him˳
As my education level was high having degrees from university the task was obviously not going to be that hard˳ In fact, it was so easy and so enjoyable for both of us that he picked up quite rapidly˳ He was attentive and easy to manage˳ Explaining things to him on a one on one basis meant that he readily absorbed the lessons˳
There was also a lot of help available out in the community˳ There were even gatherings with other home school students˳ They could play games and interact as they would in a play-ground or class-room˳ The parents got along as well˳
If someone is in a situation where the alternative to home schooling is a bad situation, then don’t hesitate to take it on˳ Anyone who has been to school and passed through primary with no trouble will have a great experience refreshing their memory and expounding on their knowledge˳
Books are also available for parents to use to help students˳ They get the same text books as in a class-room with the added advantage that lessons can be ongoing once a subject has been introduced˳ It is surprising how many questions come up from time to time over dinner or when relaxing that add to the knowledge bank˳
Children who are home-schooled in Australia are usually ahead of the pack when it comes to qualifying later in life˳ If someone is thinking about it then my advice is to give it a go˳ After all what do you have to lose?
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