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This is just a manner of homeschooling. My church has a homeschool group and they have an open house every year where people sign up for classes independently
by iammisc 5y ago
This is just a manner of homeschooling.
My church has a homeschool group and they have an open house every year where people sign up for classes independently offered by various tutors.
The tutors hold classes for multiple students
Technically it's homeschool because all children are out of the public school system and responsibility for their education has not been given to a private school.
But in reality, many kids take classes together with various tutors the church group organizes.
- eplanit 5y agoInteresting -- that sounds very good. They're actually community-based schools, in a very true sense.
- yosito 5y agoI was homeschooled two decades ago, and I had a similar experience: some core classes were delivered via satellite (and recorded into VHS tapes), other classes were taught at a church, some were taught in other families' homes, one class was taught in a private school, I was a part of afterschool clubs, had frequent field trips, and did a lot of self directed learning. The freedom for self directed learning was probably the number one benefit I got out of being "home"-schooled.