homeschooler
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3.5
- noun
- /ˈhoʊmˌskuːlər/
- Many families choose to be homeschoolers to provide a customized education for their children.
- many homeschoolers
- homeschoolers say
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... but the overwhelming majority of homeschoolers receive a better education with more family involvement than their publicly educated peers.
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Also, this coming fall, I might be going to PA to participate in their homeschoolers' chorus.
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In my opinion, yes, my homeschoolers have to go to college.
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The same can be said for homeschoolers.
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I think we are still successful homeschoolers.
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I am so excited to get started with my youngest three homeschoolers still at home.
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As a twelve-year homeschooler, I have some insight on these matters.
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Try incorporating books by homeschoolers or books about homeschoolers in your lessons.
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Please don't paint all homeschoolers with the same brush.
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Their involvement in such activities as scouting, dance classes, group sports, 4H, and volunteer work demonstrates that homeschoolers are not isolated from the outside world.
Academic text (2001)
Surface Forms
Morphology
homeschooler = homeschool (transparent) = home + school + er
Built from 'homeschool' + agentive '-er'; the relation to being a person associated with homeschooling (including students who are homeschooled) is readily inferable.
Etymology
Homeschooler is built from home, school, and the ending -er, so it means a student who gets their 'school at home'. So a homeschooler here is a learner who studies at home rather than going to a normal school.