Homeschooling and Public Schools

Introduction

Schools are one of the most important facilities in our community. It serves as a learning facility for the students or to anyone who wants to learn. It helps the individuals to study at the same time communicate and socialize with other people that will then be used to have a more progressive life.

This paper is a study about Homeschooling, being it as barrier to social interaction. It outlines the advantages and disadvantages for the people who avails it. Especially it aims to discuss the following points:

1. What is homeschooling and who can conduct it?

2. What is the difference between a homeschooling and a normal school?

3. Is it really a barrier for social interaction?

Its objectives are to:

1. To explain the meaning of homeschooling.

2. To discuss homeschooling as the barrier for social interaction.

Significance of the study

Studying is one of the key to success, being so; we need to choose the best ways wherein we could learn the best at the same time be able to learn through experience and the people around us.

Homeschooling

Homeschooling or homeschool is the education of children at home. It is often conducted by parents or by tutors at their own house, which is really far from the formal setting of public schools. It is an option for children whose parents are against to what public schools teach, find the school environment poor and believes that guarantees better academic results and improvement to the character of their child.

Homeschooling is a legal option in some places that enables the parents to provide a learning environment for their child. It is also an alternative for families living in isolated areas or living temporarily abroad.

Methodology

Homeschooling uses different types of methods and materials. There are different paradigms or educational philosophies that families adopt including unit studies, all in one