homeschool
15
3.7
- noun
- /ˈhoʊmˌskuːl/
:
educación en casa
- Take a look at what you've got going on in your homeschool today.
- homeschool teacher
- homeschool group
- provide effective homeschool
Like homeschool kids straight up can be weird socially.
- Like homeschool kids straight up can be weird socially.
- Not bad, but I'll be keynote speaking at all five of those great homeschool conventions in the next year.
- They need to clean their own rooms, help fix meals, get in front of that computer to do their homeschool lessons.
- Before we bring on our guest, I do want to say that I've taught about addiction in our homeschool community.
- Well, I think we both were not homeschool people from the beginning.
- There's a group of homeschool parents who don't want anything to do with the virtual.
- And we asked him what he thought about Oklahoma City and he said that Oklahoma City had homeschool energy, which is fantastic.
Examples
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Income indeed affects the overall educational experience for the 18 percent of homeschool families whose finances fall below the $25,000 level.
Academic text (2001) -
They need to clean their own rooms, help fix meals, get in front of that computer to do their homeschool lessons.
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So expect lots of homeschool content and activities to do at home.
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I always thought the law gave parents the freedom to homeschool as they see fit.
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His parents found a local church that provided a homeschool program.
Academic text (2013) -
Many parents are having to homeschool to be sure they are being taught properly.
Blog text (12) -
I've been in homeschool situations before, and some were great.
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Pedagogues homeschool primarily because of what they believe will be the educational benefit to their children.
Academic text (2001) -
We were fortunate to stumble into a loosely knit local homeschool group, Telao.
Academic text (2002) -
Last January, we withdrew Aren from public school and enrolled him in an accredited homeschool program.
Synonyms
2
3.2
A course you do at home instead of in a classroom
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Homeschool is a simple compound of home and school, so it literally means a 'school at home' where children learn in their house instead of in a regular school.