homeschooling
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- noun
- /ˈhoʊmˌskuːlɪŋ/
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educación en casa
- After careful consideration, they decided that homeschooling would be the best option for their daughter's learning needs.
- homeschooling parents
- creative homeschooling
- homeschooling families
And I think they understand the freedom that homeschooling allows them.
- And I think they understand the freedom that homeschooling allows them.
- And of course, we have to certainly maintain homeschooling and private schooling.
- And it's just all a juggle because we're back to homeschooling here until the February half term.
- So they have no charter schools and they really have almost no educational opportunities outside of homeschooling or parents private paying.
- Satanists don't like homeschooling because then you get to bring up the child with your faith values if you have a faith.
- It's more and more I see people yanking their kids out of school, doing homeschooling, putting them in private school.
- We've got like a loose schedule for the boys, homeschooling and stuff.
- But, and it's so fucked up that we have to now sit here and legit have a conversation about homeschooling our kids.
Examples
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Many parents choose homeschooling to provide a customized education for their children.
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The truth is that if approached correctly, homeschooling can be an excellent option.
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And I think they understand the freedom that homeschooling allows them.
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Like we want the idea of homeschooling all four of our kids.
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I am a Christian, a wife, and a homeschooling mom to five amazing boys.
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The issue here today is homeschooling.
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Near the end of the year, her public school teacher advised us to consider a year of homeschooling.
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We have a lot of friends that do homeschooling and where we live here seems to be like somewhat of a homeschool Mecca.
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However, there are no simple yes-or-no answers to the many complex questions that homeschooling generates.
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The advantages for children and parents alike in homeschooling definitely outweigh the drawbacks.
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How Structured
Surface Forms
Morphology
homeschooling = homeschool (transparent) = home + school + ing
A clear formation from 'home' + 'school' -> 'homeschool', with '-ing' forming the noun (gerund) describing the practice.
Etymology
The word homeschooling is formed from home ('at home') and school ('place for learning'), with -ing showing the action. So homeschooling means teaching and learning that happens at home instead of in a regular school.