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According to the research of Renuka Ramroop the most common reasons are as follows:
1) The school is not a safe and nurturing environment.
2) General life or philosophical values
3) The need for individual learning. This could be children with learning difficulties or gifted children.
4) Religious reasons. This could be to ensure that parents transfer their religious values to their children or the believe that education is a religious duty given to parents.
5) Financial reasons, because the high school fees at good schools.
Other reasons are:
6) Social issues at schools such as bullying and peer pressure.
7) Health reasons, because children need to be in a controlled environment. There is currently also opposition to the vaccination requirements in the admission regulations.
8) The availability of suitable schools close by.
9) Flexibility needs to accommodate work and travel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Is home education often used as a smoke screen to hide child neglect?
State interference in home education is often justified as something that can identify situations where home education is used as a smoke screen to...
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Do I need to be a qualified teacher?
No. Research has found no correlation between the qualification of the parent and the academic performance of the child. Research shows that...
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Where can I find homeschool support groups?
There are many support groups consisting of parents that do things together and help each other. These groups operate on Facebook, mailing lists and...
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Do home learners sometimes wish they were in school and were normal?
They generally like being homeschooled. Some homelearners go to school for the experience but many return to homeschooling as within the homeschool...
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