1. Do you think children can study at home?
I believe children can study at home, if a parent takes a serious effort in keeping the student interested and learning. There are some advantages to homeschooling. Parents have direct supervision on what the child is studying first hand, and you can make sure the child is learning at his or her pace. Parents can ensure overall safety of the child at all times. Parents can also get tutors to teach special skills to their child, such as foreign languages. Parents can make sure their child eats healthy and nutritious meals at home. One of the disadvantages maybe is that the child is missing interaction with kids his or her own age.
2. In the home, how do you think parents can help their children learn?
Most parents do not have the know-how or the specialties of certain subjects to teach there child at home; but if they do enough research and get the right materials, I think it can be successful. Plus, for certain subjects that deem to difficult, they can get a tutor for their child so that they get special attention. Actually many children have benefited greatly from homeschooling, and have tested better than students in public schools. If the parent stays dedicated and keeps a good schedule, I believe it is definitely possible and maybe even better for the child.
3. Do you think it's necessary for adults do any study?
It is never too late to go back to school and continue education. For many adult learners the motivation to learn stems from desires to help their families, to get involved in cultural activities, to improve their confidence, and to develop broad-based employability skills. As there is more and more competition in the work field, it is necessary for some to advance their knowledge and increase their skills. Plus learning can have a profound impact on adults’ lives: it has quantifiable health benefits and it encourages them to play a more active part in their community.
4. Do you think it's possible for an adult to study at home, for example, for a degree?
I think it is possible. Adults are self-motivated and more eager to learn new things, so they will push themselves to learn in any atmosphere. Plus, nowadays the internet provides the ability to learn from the most current information available right at home, and offers many programs and courses from thousands of schools. Courses can also be scheduled to fit your schedule. Studying at home offers may benefits such as flexibility to work full time and the ability to learn at one’s own pace, which is not possible in traditional classroom education.
