Home schooling vs formal school education
By @mayka123
@mayka123 (17083)
India
January 13, 2019 8:29am CST
In our country very few families go for home schooling or home education. One of the reasons is because we are not able to get jobs if we do not have a formal school and university certificate. But I have heard that home schooling is very common in some countries. Can these children go to University later on. And what about job opportunities. Isnt formal education necessary for job?
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@Mavic123456 (21891)
• Thailand
13 Jan 19
We don't have this except for children with special needs. ideally education also teaches social interaction with other people.
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@Mavic123456 (21891)
• Thailand
19 Jan 19
@mayka123 yes it should always be like this. unless really can't go to school
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@mayka123 (17083)
• India
19 Jan 19
@Mavic123456 I have heard parents say that the children will get spoilt if they intereact with other kids in school thats why they want home schooling for their kids.
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@rsa101 (40952)
• Philippines
20 Jan 19
In my country there are home schools already in existence and they are being recognized by the government as legit when they have successfully completed their education. Although they are not commonly known by many. Mainly because of the price only the rich are usually able to afford. The masses have not yet fully accepted it as a way to educate their children.
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@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
7 Feb 19
Here in the Philippines, there are some children enrolled in home schooling.
It would be tedious fro moms to home school their children because they too would also teach or f=guide their child in his/her home schooling.
But mostly here go to school.
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@Clemensau (273)
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27 Feb 19
Home schooling could be good for a short period, maybe, however children needs to interact with others you cant isolate them at home
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