Homeschooling is Good . . .

Good for children . . . . children can

• learn at their own pace, emphasizing the subjects they love

• have time to work, play, serve, and watch the grass grow

• avoid bullying, boredom, vulgarity, negative socialization

• take responsibility for their own lifetime education

• choose the best teachers

• get an early start on college
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Good for mothers . . . . moms can

• have fun with their children as they read together, play together, work together

• take charge of the family schedule and enjoy a peaceful life without over-structure

• find intellectual challenge and satisfaction far beyond being head cook and chauffeur

• rekindle their own love of learning and have great ideas to share at the dinner table

• make new friends at science fairs, park-days, book discussions, conferences, on email groups
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  Good for families . . . . families can

• avoid tearful homework sessions, stressful morning wake-up conflicts, and pressure to medicate

• build a Christ-centered, reverent home where truth is taught and family values respected

• become each other’s best friends in a truly bonded family, with family identity and purpose
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 Good for society . . . . communities find that

• homeschoolers have mature social skills; they make good citizens, employees, and employers

• homeschooling saves the taxpayers money and reduces overcrowded classrooms 

• homeschooling creates competition, providing educational choices for parents and students

• homeschooling stimulates private schooling, providing employment choices for good teachers

Today’s families have abundant resources and opportunities!  They have places to go and people to meet and things to do!  They have well-equipped homes with computers and math manipulatives and art supplies and  classic books and violins and videotapes and microscopes and Legos and . . . . .    
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Let the learning begin!