With lack of socializing, limited experiences and restricted surroundings, at times the homeschooled teenager may get bored with his routine and this may have considerable effects on his academic performance. Here are some
With lack of socializing, limited experiences and restricted surroundings, at times the homeschooled teenager may get bored with his routine and this may have considerable effects on his academic performance. Here are some of the ways that can help to keep the homeschooled teenagers happy.
The first thing that a parent can do is to let the children socialize. A regular school environment has a number of opportunities for the children to have friends, share moments and interact with other people of their age group, which certainly a homeschooled teen misses. So, parents need to understand the importance of socializing and let them have friends outside the home. Visiting parks, sports arenas, clubs and virtual groups can be a lifesaver in this case.
Children perform well when they are amongst their own age group, so homeschooling parents in the same area can group together and schedule their group study process. This will motivate the child to give his best amongst his own age group as well as reduce the pressure on the parents.
The whole idea of homeschooling revolves around allowing the learners to pursue their passion, Study what they are interested in, and use the approach they want to. Hence, parents need to ensure that these interests and passions stay alive. Let the children decide what they want to achieve and the path they want to follow. The education process can be planned and scheduled according to them giving them a comfortable environment.
A regular school environment offers a lot of chances and opportunities for the students to showcase their talent in front of an audience which again a homeschooled teen may not have. Hence, the parents or the tutor can organize such events at home, invite his friends and others and let the children showcase their talent. This will be a morale booster for the child.
Edwin Lim
Aug 02, 2018
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