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Are you aware that you can actually educate your children
even if you are at the comfort of your own home? If not yet, then maybe you
should try homeschooling.
So, what is homeschooling
and how can you start to be a homeschooler in the Philippines?
Homeschooling is
a form of education which can be conducted at home. The usual set-up of homeschooling in the
Philippines is the parent serving as the child’s teacher. To be qualified as
a homeschool teacher, the parent should be a college graduate and has the time
and the capability of teaching children of at least 4 hours of instruction. To
start teaching, they should go directly to DepEd or to the nearest DepEd
accredited homeschooling programs/institutions to avail school curricula,
lesson plans, teacher-training and instructional materials.
How much would you
pay for a homeschooling program?
Homeschooling programs cost inexpensive when compared to most
private schools in the Philippines.
What are the
advantages of homeschooling?
As a homeschooler, you will be benefited by helping your
child to learn in a non-pressured way. Children can learn anytime and anywhere
it wants. Also, you can benefit to it by
saving travel expense, travel time and promotes family bonding.
What is the
Difference of Homeschooling from an Open University?
Open Universities are
like homeschooling that it permits students to learn at home. In this set-up,
students utilize the internet and printed materials plus a face to face class
session occasionally. After a completed course, students can get diplomas and
certificates.
Homeschooling are
offered from elementary to high school
while open universities are for college students.
I hope this article
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