Homeschooling versus Traditional Schooling

Education is a vital element in a child's development. Over the past years, there Suggested change: have been a lot of optionshave been a lot of options1has been a lot of option on how the parents want their children to attain an excellent education. Hence it brought the Suggested change: debate over being homeschooleddebate over being homeschooled2argument on being homeschool and being enrolled in a school. Although homeschooling provides much freedom for the children to learn on their own time without limit, being enrolled in school will provide them much of the resources that are available in a school set up. Homeschooling has been a practice throughout history, as the mother serves as the first teacher. At the present, homeschooling has been a choice for parents Suggested change: who are commonly not satisfiedwho are commonly not satisfied3who commonly not satisfied with the school system. It provides learning freedom, giving children enough time to focus on one topic Suggested change: at a timeat a time4at the time as well as giving them enough rest periods. Commonly it is facilitated by the mother, giving them a chance to spend much time with their children creating a great bond. Moreover, making them aware of the children’s aptitude, attitude and abilities, making it easier to Suggested change: come up withcome up with5come with the individualised lessons and facilitate Suggested change: one-on-one tutoringone-on-one tutoring6one-on-one tutorial. Another benefit of it is that it helps in reducing emotional pressure brought by bullies, peer pressure and boredom. On the contrary, this Suggested change: requires full attention fromrequires full attention from7requires a full attention by the parents, limiting their time to work. Suggested change: Thus, it requires parentsThus, it requires parents8Thus, requires parents to be creative in facilitating the lesson in order to Suggested change: capture their children's interest and maintain attention during lessonscapture their children's interest and maintain attention during lessons9gain interest and children's attention in each lesson. Suggested change: From a financial perspectiveFrom a financial perspective10In the fiscal note, although you are not obliged to pay for tuition fees, Suggested change: being homeschooled is expensivebeing homeschooled is expensive11being homeschool is expensive as you need to buy certain educational resources that are easily available in school settings. Suggested change: On the other handOn the other hand12On the other side, attending school provides a lot of positive aspects; Suggested change: one of theseone of these13one of this is that the school provides a wide range of Suggested change: up-to-dateup-to-date14up to date educational resources. Moreover, teaching is facilitated by a well-trained teacher that can provide effective teaching strategies. Although bullies and peer pressure are present in the school settings, this will help children to be socially exposed to these factors, thus, giving them a chance to cope with it and further gain their confidence and high self-esteem. To sum it up, Suggested change: both choices have their positiveboth choices have their positive15both choices has its positive and negative side, but in my opinion, Suggested change: attending school providesattending school provides16attending school provide a wide range of necessary information as well as skills that children will help them develop well. Even though attending school is beneficial, education supplementation from home will help students to attain a high level of education. School and home teaching will greatly help students understand more and help them mould their character and attitudes that will help them in the near future.