Home tuition

In recent times, many are talking about home tuition (homeschooling). This is a system - or actually the method of training which become more and more popular all around the world  and it has its followers and supporters. Already there are many  families which choose to teach their children in a home tuition system and rely on its pluses. This system of education is not regulated as a possible choice for parents and their children in many countries in the world. Many people dare to practice a home tuition. These are people who consider it as an alternative of a traditional education. The reason for this wave of mass discontent outdated and unreformed education system and the desire that children do not come from an early age there.

 The home tuition as a contemporary phenomenon was revived in the sixties of the last century - the children learn at home, led mostly by their parents less often than private tutors (was common practice in Europe and North America before industrialization). The most modern states legally regulate this type of training in the past two decades, and it is often subject to strict institutional control and monitoring of these families in order to monitor compliance with children's rights. The children who use a home tuition system, or rather their parents choose between a variety of methodologies and materials - learning can be done in different paradigms - systems of classical education (Trivium) method of Montessori education in Waldorf, Charlotte Mason, and so etc. Many families mix different systems and try what works best for them and their children. It is now possible to pass the training under the auspices and program of some traditional schools. Developed online programs with virtual trainers. There are tests that can be held at the end of each year to align regulation or standard levels in schools, as well as the entrance to universities and this is available in the most countries in the world.

 The people who practice a home tuition enjoy an active public information sources - museums, clubs and libraries. In some U.S. states such as New Mexico law allows these families to visit the school facilities and to include in their teams and clubs. In Singapore for example a high percentage of a people which learn by home tuition system(78%) used as a primary source of information public libraries. This choice is a personal whether you should choose a home tuition system for your child or not, but remember that every kid needs a social contact and needs to meet other kids.

 What are the pros and cons which Mr. this educational system? Do we have time in our busy days to assist in the preparation of their children and are dedicated entirely to their education at home? Would you choose this kind of way of learning for their children and why? These are questions that every parent needs to find answers by yourself. And these answers should be correct only for each single children not for all children. As we all know each child is unique.