Again, these are some of the pros and cons we have considered being that my husband and I have homeschooled our 4 little ones for a few years now. With homeschooling, we get to see how each one of our children are different and how well they learn in their own manner. Another reason for us, we felt that the school system has an overtone of assimilation, teaching in manners where they feel everyone learns the same and that’s simply not accurate. As well as the removal of many of the music and arts in non-private schools. For us, we wanted to ensure that our children received lessons of morals, high levels of critical thinking, lessons in history that educate beyond slavery and the likes, as there’s so much to Black and African History that is simply not covered in many schools today. Of course, there are many reasons parents decide to homeschool, and many are similar and some have additional reasons. The demographics of homeschooling are quickly changing, as black Americans are becoming one of the fastest growing segments of the US population that is deciding to teach their own.
Homeschool children do exceptionally well on standardized tests, are welcomed at colleges and universities, and as adults, have a reputation for being self-directed learners, humanitarians, philanthropists, community activists, and reliable employees, as well as accomplished business owners and huge participants in community service and philanthropy.
Homeschooling is becoming more and more popular each year with a growth rate of about 7 – 15 percent. Today I want to focus and share some insight on a topic that I receive SO many emails, personal messages, comments and questions about and that is the pros and cons of homeschooling.
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