Since the global pandemic began, many families have been plunged into home education due to lockdown regulations. It has brought to light many more opinions on the subject of home education, such as concern over whether parents are actually capable of educating their children and whether only teachers are qualified to educate children. This article will explore what research has shown to be the case regarding home education. In a radio...
The coronavirus (or COVID-19) is forcing schools to close and now, parents are faced with the challenge of how to homeschool and occupy their children during this time. This may not necessarily be a bad thing. This article will share some quick tips on the simple, most essential steps to take to make this doable for the next few weeks. First things first Obviously, take the standard basic prevention measures and...
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Homeschooling is different for every family as it depend on the parents educational goals for their children Education is the development of the...
Yes. Since 1994, the right for parents to home educate their children was legalised in South Africa through the adoption of the new constitution. In...
No. Research has found no correlation between the qualification of the parent and the academic performance of the child. Research shows that...
Yes, they take breaks. Some homeschool families follow the public school year calendar especially if they are involved in sport and music...
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