Would you ever want to be home-schooled?

[Remaine 4,687]

Title.

[felixbond 20]

yes. with the home-schooling program I have, there are many ups, compared to public school. for instance, you get a free computer, they give you 25 dollars every month for internet connection, there are no bullys, and you can get done much earlier than regular school. for instance, I consistently get done at 11:30 every day, compared to 3:00 or 2:30. and you also get to have lunch at home.

Edited February 17, 2014 by felixbond

[monkeyburn 13,521]

"Would you ever want to be home-schooled?" LOLROFLOLROFLOL... :lol:

 

P.S.

Not laughing at anyone who wants to be home-schooled...Just my age...I laughed so hard when I read the topic title. :)

 

Edited February 17, 2014 by monkeyburn

[SlLVER 12]

Never.

[alezm 44]

Never.

Me too :D

[felixbond 20]

none of you guys know the shere awesomeness of home schooling.

[SonofDeath 512]

Sounds kind of lonely.

Plus you will have a harder time getting in universities.

So no

[Aero.v2.0 1,456]

Sounds kind of lonely.

Plus you will have a harder time getting in universities.

So no

"Sounds kinda lonely." Can't disagree with that, it does get lonely, but you do meet friends :P

"Plus you will have a harder time getting in universities" Not at all true. A. Universities are equal opportunity. B. Being homeschooled doesn't make it any harder.

 

Being homeschooled can be fun. Stay in your pajamas, have your own schedule, go to an event at noon, there's just more freedom to it.

[Papitoi 294]

I did for many years with a special teacher, it's awesome way better than normal school no contamination etc, at recess i went back played soccer its really good to be honest :D..
(Funny when you aren't the only who is in it my other 3 brothers did too)

EDIT: And believe me, you learn way more than in public schools, the only thing is friend and stuff but nothing that cares a lot  :rolleyes:

Edited February 17, 2014 by Papitoi

[Ilia.ArchangeI 6,785]

none of you guys know the shere awesomeness of home schooling.

I do, I was homeschooled all the way till college, and I got into Cambridge no problem.

 

At this point I have plenty of options for university, by I've learned that the formal education system is extremely flawed, so for the time being I choose to study on my own at my own pace.

[jokjinari 160]

I was home-schooled until this year, but now I go to school. IMO, the only plausible reasons to go to school are for friends, or if you're lazy ;) With home-schooling, if you work hard, you can get way more work accomplished. In a lot less time, too. And then you'll be free to do whatever you want. No h/w at all. And from what I've heard, universities like home-schoolers a lot ;) 

[shadewarttt 3,350]

Social adapting capability decreases. 

[Reeco9 1,567]

Nope

[GoldRock2 290]

Not really - I think the social aspect of school helps people to become more rounded characters, generally. Though I can see why home-schooling would be more productive in terms of actual education.

Edited February 17, 2014 by GoldRock2

[HirunMeepage 763]

Depends. Love school when I'm lonely, you know its fun and all. Love home-schooling when in rage with my friends. :P

Edited February 17, 2014 by HirunMeepage

[GWLGUPTA 511]

Never.

[RampagingVenom 554]

Yes by a Swedish model called Helga :D  

[xtanker101 57]

YES

[SpreadLoveNotHate 374]

I enjoy friends. You get more time to spend with them when not stuck at home.

[Theawesomecooldude 108]

I was homeschooled my entire childhood, so yes. There's a lot of freedom to it, so I would recommend it.

[r_aleksiboss0 66]

nope , then i woulld have to miss all the hot girls :3

[hogree 4,179]

Of course, there are disadvantages and advantages. I am 15, and still home-schooled - though with exams and sixth form coming up, that will end soon. I, personally, whole-heartedly support the idea of homeschooling children, particularly in a "family", through "Primary" School Years if possible. At that point, there are arguments both ways for homeschooling and schooling. 

 

I often reminisce about whether I should have started school at Secondary School. However, there is a fact that you learn more at home, though that is far more true through the primary years. And then there is the lack of a social life, particularly if you are a single chlid being homeschooled. Things to consider.

[D1E 257]

I know hog in RL, and having seen his family, they are certainly far more advanced in their education than normal kids would be at school.

[r_lapsa120 2]

Ofcourse.

 

Homeschooled - No distractions, freedom, and no Bullies.

[sam131192 113]

Nope

I think that the kind of social exposure that a school provides is essential for everyone in their formative years.

Edited February 19, 2014 by sam131192