I am homeschooled ask me anything!

As the statment above says I am homeschooled and over the couse of my life so far, it seems that hundereds of people have questions about homeschooling and socialisation , the practicality and what homeschool groups are like so ask away and I will try and answer to the best of my ability!(and yes I can do school work in my pj's)

How do exams work and how easy or difficult do you find them?

How do exams work and how easy or difficult do you find them?

the obvious first question is why

why home school op

What made you want to be homeschooled?

Do you get lonely?

Thanks

How expensive is it roughly if you don't mind me asking.

1) Don't you question why teaching requires at least one university degree and typically another in their specialised fields for A secondary level school but you're family have decided that isn't necessary and you don't need individual subject teachers?

2) Is homeschooling the only thing in your life? hence why its also your username? People probably ask lots of questions about it because you seek them

How do you make friends and socialise?

What do you plan to do when you are older?

Sorry, but homeschooling is rubbish. I genuinely believe you've missed out on a huge amount. The experience of school from moving around classes to the fights and the drama to all the momentous stuff that happens, for a lot of people the idea of a fun childhood comes from homeschooling.

Do you feel like you've missed out?

As the statment above says I am homeschooled and over the couse of my life so far, it seems that hundereds of people have questions about homeschooling and socialisation , the practicality and what homeschool groups are like so ask away and I will try and answer to the best of my ability!(and yes I can do school work in my pj's)

1) Don't you question why teaching requires at least one university degree and typically another in their specialised fields for A secondary level school but you're family have decided that isn't necessary and you don't need individual subject teachers?

2) Is homeschooling the only thing in your life? hence why its also your username? People probably ask lots of questions about it because you seek them

when I was in grade 3 I was in public school, my teacher thought I was a slow child and had learning difficulties. I was taken out of school at the end of the year. By the time I was 10 (2 years later) I could build relatively simple computer chips (my dad is an electronic engineer who used to do factory automation) When I returned to regular school in grade 7 I wrote a Nationwide maths exam and came 2nd, infact I had already done everything we did that year when I was homeschooled so I can top that year without any studying.
My the time I was in grade 10 my maths mark had dropped from 97% to just over 60% (my other subjects had dropped alot too). So I left school again and a year later got 3A*, 2A and a B (I always sucked at English). I was self tought that time round, and have done the same for my a levels in Maths, Further maths and physics.

You can do far better at home because you are allowed to reach your full potential, and you can self study if you're in highschool. When you're younger you will need help from your parents but you don't need a degree to teach grade 5 maths, even though both my parents do.