Actually, none of the reasons cited in the article match up with mine, except the very general statement that the parents thought they "could do better for their kids at home."
Currently, my top five reasons for homeschooling are:
1. more fun learning 2. more efficient use of time 3. enjoy having kids around 4. better chance of getting a better education 5. more flexibility in family's schedule
None of those were mentioned in the article at all. Avoiding some of the scary crap in schools is appealing, but I view that as a great perk, not a compelling motivation.
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Actually, none of the reasons cited in the article match up with mine, except the very general statement that the parents thought they "could do better for their kids at home."
Currently, my top five reasons for homeschooling are:
1. more fun learning
2. more efficient use of time
3. enjoy having kids around
4. better chance of getting a better education
5. more flexibility in family's schedule
None of those were mentioned in the article at all. Avoiding some of the scary crap in schools is appealing, but I view that as a great perk, not a compelling motivation.
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