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== Home school resources ==
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Homeschooling is on the rise. If you know kids who are homeschooled, or if you’re thinking of teaching your own child at home, you may wonder how it works — especially for kids who learn and think differently.
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First, it’s important to know that homeschooling isn’t public school from home. It’s education that takes place outside of the public school system. (Kids still need to meet state standards, though.)
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Since 2019, many more families are homeschooling, the number of families teaching from home jumped from 5.4 percent to 11 percent, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Parents homeschool for different reasons. Some want a certain type of education for their child. Others do it for religious reasons. And many choose homeschooling because their child struggles in traditional school settings. As a first step, You can inquire at your local school to determine if they provide Independent Study or Remote Learning options.
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According to a [https://fee.org/articles/new-harvard-study-homeschoolers-turn-out-happy-well-adjusted-and-engaged/ Harvard Study]: Homeschoolers Turn Out Happy, Well-Adjusted, and Engaged. However, teaching Home school is not an easy thing to do. The following list of resources may help. If you know of more resources please contact me. Details at bottom of page.
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===Contact Info===
* email: NoLongerOnTheBall@gmail.com
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