Homeschooling is the Smartest Way to Teach Kids

by Chris Weller | Business Insider | August 20, 2016

Homeschooling is the smartest way to teach kids in the 21st century

Sovereign Solutions Editor’s Note:

Homeschooling offers PERSONALIZATION and REAL-WORLD EXPERIENTIAL KNOWLEDGE. Per the featured article, you come to realize, also, that homeschooled pupils excel comparatively.

So more success, more results with, quite obviously, less resources? Think about it: a great deal of local as well as federal taxes are put into the public schooling system. Home-schooling is very much less resource-intensive.

Yes. LESS TAXES and BETTER RESULTS await a more home-schooled nation…we CAN see to it to encourage this reality over the present one, which is so well-typified by a vital economic concept that EVERY PERSON would do very well to comprehend and avoid fulfilling.

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Alison Davis doesn’t see homeschooling as some strange alternative to traditional school.

If anything, says the mom from Williamstown, New Jersey, when it comes to raising her two children, she’s doing the sensible thing.

“You’re not going to be put in a work environment where everybody came from the same school and everybody is the same age,” she tells Business Insider. “In my opinion, the traditional school atmosphere is not the real world at all.”

Homeschooling, she says, that’s the real world.

Davis’ satisfaction with keeping her kids out of local public and private schools is one shared by a growing pool of parents around the US. Recent data collected by the Department of Education reveals homeschooling has grown by 61.8% over the last 10 years to the point where two million kids — 4% of the total youth population — now learn from the comfort of their own home.

Contrary to the belief that homeschooling produces anti-social outcasts, the truth is that some of the most high-achieving, well-adjusted students are poring over math problems at their kitchen table, not a desk in a classroom. According to leading pedagogical research, at-home instruction may just be the most relevant, responsible, and effective way to educate children in the 21st century.

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CRITICAL SOURCES:

1. http://www.newsweek.com/america-hates-its-gifted-kids-226327