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Summary: Learn why homeschooling works and how to use it to teach kids to read in this free home schooling and tutoring video clip.

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Matt Nisjak Matt Nisjak has been dedicated to education through homeschooling and tutoring for many years. read more

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Why Homeschool Children?

Why homeschool? There are tons of great reasons. One of the most important ones I can think of is that that's how people have been teaching their children all throughout history. It wasn't until the 1850s that public schooling really began to take off in America. But until then, children learned at home, it was natural, it worked and they got far more important. Even today, even in a really school that has a very low teacher/student ratio, the teacher has to divide their time between 10, 15, 20 students. Just taking 1 hour a day to give your child one on one attention can make the largest difference in the world in their education. And study show that when children learn one on one that they can be taught in 1/3 of the time. So that means if a tradition school day is 6 hours, in just 2 hours, 2 hours a day, your child can learn better, can become more confident and can excel in all his or her studies far better than most traditional school settings. So those are the reasons; history, the one on one factor, and the time factor which allows much more time for other types of education.

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