QUOTE(Just Visiting By @ Jul 8 2023, 05:38 PM)
Under normal circumstances, I do not recommend home-schooling. Unless your kid suffers from some actual medical conditions (physical or psychological) that would make it difficult for him/her to mingle with a group of people (like maybe Down's), I would suggest getting your kid out to socialise. They need friends and an environment that fosters relationships. Academic achievements can never only be the sole considerations in considering a kid's education.
If you've no confidence in public education system, at the very least go for a private one. If it's too unaffordable, at least try public until standard 6. Then, decide what to do again when your kid completes primary education. One step at a time. I would not recommend home schooling.
Yeah, true enough. Like my friend, one of her kid is having fear/phobia towards school attendance due to the heavy burden of homework when going to SJKC. Left with no choice, she pulled him out, put him in a homeschooling, and he recovered. No homework at all, positive learning, more time for outdoor activities to mix with other kids.If you've no confidence in public education system, at the very least go for a private one. If it's too unaffordable, at least try public until standard 6. Then, decide what to do again when your kid completes primary education. One step at a time. I would not recommend home schooling.
Jul 10 2023, 12:37 PM

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