Homeschooling has both advantages and disadvantages. Some advantages include a personalized schedule tailored to a child's learning needs, flexibility to focus on different subjects, and adapting to life events. However, homeschooling also has disadvantages such as requiring a significant time commitment that may interfere with work or personal time, losing personal space in the home, and feeling pressure to compare one's teaching style to others.

1. Homeschooling
Advantages and
Disadvantages.

2. • Home schooling formerly knows as 'Ward Teaching'.
• Home schooling is a 'church program' designed to
allow families to be thought at home.
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• There are a few reasons why parents decide to put
their children through home schooling, these are;
• Religious reasons,
• family reasons,
• poor learning environment at the school,
• the child has a disability,
• transportation,
• the parents career...

3. Advantages
• Advantages:
• Personalized Schedule. Many parents feel that their kids work better at
different times of the day than what a public or private school allows for.
So, home schooling allows parents and children to work out a schedule
that will best work for the child. Some children work best and learn best in
the morning, noon, or evening, so being able to set the learning schedule
up in a way that allows the child to succeed is definitely an advantage.
• Varied Learning Subjects. In public and private schools there is a set
curriculum that each subject must abide by, so by home schooling you are
able to control which areas of the different subjects you want to put more
emphasis on? This, also, allows you to add courses into the home school
curriculum that a normal student would get in organized classes.
• Flexibility in Time. You can set your child's learning curriculum around
vacations, illnesses, and other surprise events. Where in a public school,
children tend to be allotted so many days they can miss without both the
child and the parents getting into trouble.

5. Disadvataes
• Disadvantages:
• Not Enough Time. Because home schooling your kids is really a full time
job, you just may not have enough time in the day to do what you need to
get done. You have to full research topics and prepare lessons, set up
projects and field trips. You will have to spend time keeping yourself
organized, and on top of all that, you have to teach.
• No Time for Work. Because home schooling takes up a lot of time in
preparation and delivery, you may run out of time for house hold duties
and chores.
• Personal Space. When home schooling your kids, you will have to give a lot
of yourself away. You will pretty much loose your personal, quiet time. So,
if you opt to home school your kids, make sure to schedule in time each
day for yourself.
• A Lot of Pressure. Because everyone has their own unique style to home
schooling, you may end up finding yourself comparing your techniques
with those of other parents. This can put a lot of pressure on you.