Which on is better homeschool or school

@HailstormChessPlayer said in #20:
> Okay, so how does this homeschooling system works? Is the syllabus and same as the school going kids? How are tests and exams done? Whatif the kids don't attend the classes properly(there's no teacher to watch them)...
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> What stuffs do you know?
I don't know how to explain in english (i'm french and I live in Mexico my parents teach me in french) like logarithms, derivate, and a lot more.

@HailstormChessPlayer said in #20:
> Okay, so how does this homeschooling system works? Is the syllabus and same as the school going kids? How are tests and exams done? Whatif the kids don't attend the classes properly(there's no teacher to watch them)...
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> What stuffs do you know?

No, that's not real homeschooling. i'm desconected from the scholar system and have no exams, but it's a really more interesting system, some parents just let their kids do what they want, for me it's the opposite, u know it's not just learning with your memory automatical things, it's more I understand REALLY what I'm learning, and plus I like it !

@iris_mex said in #21:
> I don't know how to explain in english (i'm french and I live in Mexico my parents teach me in french) like logarithms, derivate, and a lot more.
Omg, even I don't know logarithm, because they teach that at 11th and I've just finished 10th now. I am soooo stupid.

Fully agreed that homeschooling is better.

@HailstormChessPlayer said in #23:
> Omg, even I don't know logarithm, because they teach that at 11th and I've just finished 10th now. I am soooo stupid.
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> Fully agreed that homeschooling is better.
Uh don't worry, but now you understand LOL
But are you and adult ?

@iris_mex said in #24:
> Uh don't worry, but now you understand LOL
> But are you and adult ?

And adult not knowing 11th... That kinda suits me, though.

@HailstormChessPlayer said in #25:
> And adult not knowing 11th... That kinda suits me, though.
don't worry lol

@iris_mex said in #26:
> don't worry lol
Glad that he understood that I'm a 16 year old adult! ;)

@HailstormChessPlayer said in #27:
> Glad that he understood that I'm a 16 year old adult! ;)

@HailstormChessPlayer said in #20:
> Okay, so how does this homeschooling system works? Is the syllabus and same as the school going kids? How are tests and exams done? Whatif the kids don't attend the classes properly(there's no teacher to watch them)...
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> What stuffs do you know?

So people have different ways of homeschooling, I am public homeschooled which means I am in this school thing where they give us money every semester to spend on classes or school supplies. Every month we need to meet up with the teacher and show what we have learned. This school thing also provides tests that you normally have to take, like the CAT exam, physical exam etc. I am also going to some classes in person, the money is provided by the school. The parents are the teachers so they watch the kids.

I know a lot of stuff, the best part about homeschooling is that you can take any classes you want. So if I am interested in this particular topic e,g, science, I can go and take whatever science courses there are. I'm pretty sure that I know everything the average school student my age should know, sometimes even more. I can take advanced classes too, since I learn things faster, so then I become advanced compared to others at my age.

@salmon_rushdie said in #8:
> That's even worse I'd purport - most people aren't capable of learning effectively solely on their own as well as they would having a teacher who can explain concepts and challenge them.

If you are homeschool, you can take online or in-person classes with a teacher who can explain concepts AND challenge them