How to Convince my mom to homeschool me?

How to convince my mom to homeschool me?

• I want to be home schooled for alot of reasons. Anyways, she won't even research it because she thinks it will interfere with her stay at home (3 hours) job. How can I convince ...show more

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  My sisters and I are all home-schooled. My mom has a part time job and is gone three days a week. None the less, we still get our schooling done, even if it's on our own. Even if it's just reading a book, reading stretches your mind and is very good for you. Parents have the worry of no socialization. While "Un-socialized Homeschooler" is a stereo type, I don't believe it for the most part... I go to a home school class every week and learn and socialize with other homeschoolers, and it's not hard to find friends if your able to get out of the house. Also there are no bad influences present like public school. I went for awhile and it was honestly alot easier to get swept up in things and have your morals and standards change. No peer pressure. •Homeschooling gives the child more educational freedom. The kid studies and learns what he wants. •Physical freedom is another pro for homeschooling. Life does not revolve around car pools, school timings and exams. •For the child, homeschooling provides emotional freedom. The child does not need to deliver to the evil effects of peer pressure, competition and bullies. They can study at peace. •Closer family relationships are made possible with homeschooling. The child will enjoy spending time at home with the family, than outside. Adolescent fears for the parents are also reduced considerably. •A certain degree of stability can be guaranteed when the child is homeschooling. Be it illness, emergencies or any requirements. There is a guarantee that disturbance will be the least. •The kid will not be fatigued out at the end of the day and will have a more rested out lifestyle. Pressure and stress will also be quite less. •Personal attention while homeschooling allows a kid to do in lesser time what children in school take longer to do. As such, homeschooling makes the children relatively more efficient at studies.