It’s interesting to see how politics play out in our nation but it can also be quite frightening. Just because something has been accepted by beauracrats and society, doesn’t mean that courts won’t try to legislate from the bench.
When homeschoolers in California were threatened that homeschooling was illegal unless parents were credentialed teachers, some panicked, some took political action and others started thinking about moving.
Eventually, the political leaders and courts decided that homeschool teachers could perform their duties within the confines of the law if they were designated a private school. But somebody dares to question these so-called authorities and asks them to consider why parents would WANT to homeschool in the first place.
Click this link to get the full story: Who Can Be a Homeschool Teacher?
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There are a lot of reasons to homeschool but most people choose homeschooling because they love their children and want them to have the best possible upbringing and education.
Regardless of the level of education of the homeshool teacher, homeschooled students regularly outperform their peers that attend public or private schools. But there seems to be more than meets the “standardized test” eye.
Homeschooled students have the opportunities to fully engage in life because they are not chained to a desk at one building and required to study the same information as every other kid their age. Children are uniquely created to be different and should be respected as such. Children are naturally curious and eager to learn and if given the chance, they will learn everything they want to!
Many bookstores, museums and community facilities are recognizing parents as homeschool teachers and offering their services to the homeschool sector. Look what’s happening in the homeschool community of Richmond, Virginia:Home Schooling’s Success Entices
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