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    1. Homeschooling began in the 1970s as an alternative to public schooling advocated by educational theorists who argued formal schooling stifled creativity and individuality. It has grown rapidly in popularity in the US with over 2 million homeschooled children. 2. Homeschooling differs from public schooling in providing a richer, more flexible educational experience with more family time but higher expenses, while public school focuses on discipline, socialization, and standardized curriculum. 3. The purpose of homeschooling is to spend more time with family, increase religious instruction, avoid bullying, and foster creativity, while public school aims to prepare obedient students and provide structured social experiences and extra

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    1. Homeschooling began in the 1970s as an alternative to public schooling advocated by educational theorists who argued formal schooling stifled creativity and individuality. It has grown rapidly in popularity in the US with over 2 million homeschooled children. 2. Homeschooling differs from public schooling in providing a richer, more flexible educational experience with more family time but higher expenses, while public school focuses on discipline, socialization, and standardized curriculum. 3. The purpose of homeschooling is to spend more time with family, increase religious instruction, avoid bullying, and foster creativity, while public school aims to prepare obedient students and provide structured social experiences and extra

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    1. Homeschooling began in the 1970s as an alternative to public schooling advocated by educational theorists who argued formal schooling stifled creativity and individuality. It has grown rapidly in popularity in the US with over 2 million homeschooled children. 2. Homeschooling differs from public schooling in providing a richer, more flexible educational experience with more family time but higher expenses, while public school focuses on discipline, socialization, and standardized curriculum. 3. The purpose of homeschooling is to spend more time with family, increase religious instruction, avoid bullying, and foster creativity, while public school aims to prepare obedient students and provide structured social experiences and extra

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    1. Homeschooling began in the 1970s as an alternative to public schooling advocated by educational theorists who argued formal schooling stifled creativity and individuality. It has grown rapidly in popularity in the US with over 2 million homeschooled children. 2. Homeschooling differs from public schooling in providing a richer, more flexible educational experience with more family time but higher expenses, while public school focuses on discipline, socialization, and standardized curriculum. 3. The purpose of homeschooling is to spend more time with family, increase religious instruction, avoid bullying, and foster creativity, while public school aims to prepare obedient students and provide structured social experiences and extra

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    ENGLISH SUBJECT

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    Name : 1. Ester Purba

    2. Ida Silalahi

    3. Puspa Maharani

    4. Ruth Damanik

    5. Tama anggini

    6. Wulan Samosir

    7. Yohana Siahaan

    Class : XI - Science 5

    Subject : English (Homeschooling)


    Debate About Homeschooling vs Public School
    I. History of Homeschooling
    Homeschooling began in 1970s when John Holt, an educational
    theorist and supporter of school reform, began arguing that formal
    schools’ focus on rote learning created an oppressive classroom
    environment designed to make children compliant employees. Holt called
    for parents to liberate their children from formal education and instead
    follow a method today known as “unschooling.” Early Holt followers
    connected through Holt’s newsletter, Growing Without Schooling, which
    was founded in 1977.
    Soon after Holt’s arguments inspired the first homeschoolers, Holt’s
    friend educational theorist Raymond Moore added his voice, arguing that
    early schooling was detrimental to children and that children should be
    schooled at home until 8 0r9 in order to give them a firm educational,
    psychological, and moral foundation. Moore’s 1981 Home Grown
    Kids quickly became popular and was often the first book homeschoolers
    read.
    Now, homeschooling is rapidly growing in popularity, with numbers
    increasing by at least 7% every year. There are currently approximately 2
    million children homeschooled throught the United States. Homeschooling
    is a hot topic, with a great deal of pros and cons.

    II. The Difference Homescooling with Public Schooling


    Difference Homeschooling Public Schooling
    Safety No bullying Sometimes, we get
    bullying or negative
    attitude
    Academic Richer educational Study with book,
    experience and using listening to teacher,
    technology for study using internet, and look
    around
    Socialization Point to the positive Students can associate
    socialization (more with every kind people
    true-to-life)
    Time with family Spend more time Spend more in
    together as a family unit outsitside with their
    many activities
    Expenses Same like to spend We can choose state
    money for private school if we don’t have
    school enough money
    How to study Can study everywhere, Study at clss room, sit,
    or wiith ever position and listen to teacher
    they want explain
    III. The Point From Proccess of Study
    1. Learn to be
    2. Learn to knoww
    3. Learn to do
    4. Learn to live together

    IV. The Purpose of Homeschooling and Public Schooling


    A. Purpose of homeschooling
    - To spend time for family
    - Teach children to have a good attitude
    - Increase knowledge and creative from children
    - To make children don’t feel bullying
    - To keep children always safe
    - To increase their religious
    B. Purpose of public schooling
    - Meke students more obedient for regulation (ex:wearing
    uniforms), discipline (ex : on time to school)
    - Nothing differentiate one to another
    - Make social intercourse of students good
    - The curiculum is clearly for students with books, internet, etc
    - For parents: it’s the best way to teach their children, because
    they don’t have enough time to teach their children
    - Make students more creative, more symphaty to their friend, and
    make students have many experience with their social
    intercourse or maybe sometimes if they join in same
    organisation
    - To know their around
    - To teenagers: who want to participate in competitive sports,
    competition of lessons, etc.

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