Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Homeschooling takes less time because the work gets done much faster when there are fewer students.
Please realize a HUGE amount of logistics time is embedded in regular classroom hours to shepherd the students to open their books, prepare their pencil/paper, gather all the work, line up, share resources, move into groups, waiting for whispers to die down etc... and that's not even counting time lost if there are real behavior issues (which there will be during a normal classroom year).
This!
And I do not homeschool, but do suffer under the illusion that there are 6 hours if straight up instruction in traditional school.