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Table of Contents Introduction History Myths Florida Statutes Curriculum Schooling Styles Social concerns Reference Introduction Home schooling is the education provided to children at home by their parents or guardians. The education is conducted at home and not in the public school setting. Before the introduction of compulsory education laws in the 19th century, education…

Table of Contents Food First aid Car emergency kits Preparedness for disasters is necessary to ensure adequate supplies and protection during an emergency. Taking all these important measures before disasters makes the difference between life and death. Food Emergency meal kit This meal kit contains provisions for food servings covering the breakfast for thirty servings,…

Table of Contents Introduction Overview The Benefits Addressing Social Development Claims Conclusion References Introduction Going back in time, the victory of the 13-years old Rebecca Sealfon in the contest Scripps National Spelling Bee in 1997, brought the attention of the country to the phenomenon that is called homeschooling. In an interview when asked about the…

For centuries, home gardens have been used in many urban homes for aesthetic value. According to Anderson (1998), many urban homes have home gardens that are strategically located within the compound to create the feeling of being close to nature. In most of the urban settings, it is rare to find forests in settlement areas.…

Table of Contents Introduction Home Brewing Beer Conclusion Introduction As human beings, our lives are mostly crowded by work and we are left with little time to spare for ourselves. Making the best use of the free time we get is therefore very important. Hobbies which are activities that we engage in for pleasure present…

The discussion of the advantages of homeschooling as an alternative to public schooling is rather controversial because there is a lot of evidence to support the opposite positions. I am inclined to state that homeschooling is the contemporary tendency that is popular with the public because it provides many possibilities for personal development where the…

Table of Contents Introduction Home school versus public school Conclusion References Introduction For many years, people have argued on the best system of teaching their children. The decision on whether to home school or take a child to a public school is vital to the future of the child. Public schooling is most common in…

The issue of economy is of a great importance for every country. With this in mind, it is possible to say that government of every state devotes a great number of its efforts to stabilization of economy and attempts to make it profitable. Moreover, it is for a country to guarantee security of deposits for…

Butler, Shery. “The “H” Word: Home Schooling.” Gifted Child Today, vol. 23, no. 5, 2000, p. 44. This is a purely descriptive article. It presents the experiences of different personalities with home schooling. The article provides a narrative while emphasizing on the significance of home schooling. There is an observation that home schooling is more…

When speaking of the child’s development as of a sophisticated socio-cognitive process, it is of paramount importance to acknowledge the fact that the positive learning outcomes are impossible to achieve without the integration of various environments. Hence, the exercise of learning potential solely on the school or kindergarten premises is by no means beneficial for…