Home schooling is beginning to be famous more and more as parents worry about the quality of education being given their child amidst more and more violence, confusion and conflicts in the world. Home-schooling was thought to have first established due to religious concerns. However, the concept of home schooling is reaching into different countries such as the Philippines as a practical alternative to the public and private school system.
             Home-schooling is one of the most flexible and diverse educational option available today. The variety of home-schooling styles reflects the diversity of the people who choose this method. Some families organize their home-school the same as a traditional school, with the children studying the same subjects the same way as public and private school students. They just acquire the curriculum of the traditional schools and teach it in their very homes. On the other hand, some families use the opposite approach and "un-school" their children-a far less structured approach where the children's schedule is determined by their interests and readiness. Most home-schoolers, however, use an eclectic approach that is partly structured and partly interesting based. This method allows parents to pick and choose the classes and materials that meet their children's needs.
             For many home-schoolers, one of the greatest benefits of home-schooling is the strengthening of family bonds. Home-schooling families spend lots of time learning and playing together and this naturally creates close ties between brothers and sisters and between children and parents. Home-schoolers also have a great deal of flexibility in how and what they learn, allowing them to learn about the "real world" by being part of it. These advantages allow home-schooled children to receive an education that is attuned specifically to their own needs, learning style, personality, and interests. This then affects their future greatly.
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