| Home schooling is also known as home
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| | had on the mental, and, physical
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| education, and is a method of teaching
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| | development of children between the ages
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| children in the family home, rather than
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| | of 8 to 12 years of age. Through these
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| at an institution, such as a public
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| | studies, the Moores produced evidence
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| school. Originally, all schooling was
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| | that formal schooling was damaging to
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| done in the family home, or informally
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| | children, and a cause for some behavioral
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| within small communities. Very few
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| | problems commonly found in school aged
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| children ever went to school, or had
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| | children.
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| private tutelage. Children who did have
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| | According to these tests, illiterate
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| this type of education were considered to
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| | tribal mothers in Africa had children
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| be privileged, and were mainly from
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| | that were more socially, and emotionally
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| wealthy families.
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| | advanced than children in the western
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| Informal education, mainly conducted in
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| | world. The Moores believed that this was
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| the home, was the only way for children
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| | largely due to the bond between parents,
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| to gain an education. In the US, there
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| | and their children being broken when
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| were books dedicated to home education,
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| | children were institutionalized in
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| such as "Helps To Education in the Homes
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| | schooling systems.
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| of Our Country" authored by Warren
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| | In some English speaking countries, it is
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| Burton. Parents were the main teachers of
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| | still an option for parents to home
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| their children, although, where possible,
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| | school their children rather than to send
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| local teachers would assist parents, and
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| | them to an institutionalized school.
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| take classes. It is said that before
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| | There are a wide variety of home
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| schooling was institutionalized, the US
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| | schooling methods available to families
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| was at its height of literacy skills.
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| | who choose to home school their children,
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| The 19th century saw many significant
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| | rather than send them to schools,
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| changes to the way education, and
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| | including methods such as classical
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| schooling was conducted with the
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| | education, Waldorf education, and the
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| introduction of compulsory school
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| | Montessori method.
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| attendance laws. It is now considered a
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| | Home schooling can also refer to
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| human right that children are given an
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| | schooling done in a home environment,
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| education provided by the government.
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| | with supervision by teachers through
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| Over the years, there has been much
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| | correspondence schools. While children
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| controversy over the effectiveness of
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| | are schooled at home, they must still
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| institutionalized schooling, and some
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| | complete compulsory educational subjects,
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| people have even gone as far as saying
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| | and take tests.
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| that the compulsory schooling system is
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| | One of the main reasons that parents
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| damaging to younger children, especially
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| | choose to home school their children is
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| boys who are slower to mature.
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| | that they feel the schools are unable to
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| In the early 1970s, Ray and Dorothy
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| | offer their children the same quality of
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| Moore, who later become well known home
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| | education, or social environment that can
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| schooling advocates, researched the
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| | be taught at home.
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| bearing that early childhood education
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