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1 JOURNAL CRITIQUE: TRENDS IN EDUCATION ASSIGNMENT Journal Critique: Trends in Education Liberty University La’Dasha Frankmann EDUC 840 Dr. Thomas
2 JOURNAL CRITIQUE: TRENDS IN EDUCATION ASSIGNMENT Home Schooling Summary For all age groups, homeschooling is a popular form of instruction in many regions of the world. Many families opt to use this instructional style for a variety of reasons, such as resource availability, economic considerations, and religious or fundamentalist convictions. More and more families are having trouble homeschooling their kids due to health and financial issues. In her discussion of her own issues as a mother who homeschools her children, Kesson (2020) focuses on her children's problems with learning models, their lack of structure and engagement, and their inability to participate in cooperative learning. However, as a novel and enhanced method of education, homeschooling is becoming increasingly popular with families (Abuzandah, 2021). Analysis Homeschooling differs greatly from the typical school paradigm in terms of both organization and curriculum. The differences between the homeschooling approach and the conventional in-person schooling paradigm should be considered. According to Abuzandah (2020), education has "worked as a tool for creating adults who can compete in a global economy as well as adults who can engage in meaningful relationships." The absence of physical activity in a home environment, where pupils are less mobile than in a public or private school setting, should be considered while examining educational approaches. This may influence the general mental and physical wellness of the students. Students who are homeschooled should put more of an emphasis on outdoor activities to keep them healthy and interested in their
3 JOURNAL CRITIQUE: TRENDS IN EDUCATION ASSIGNMENT surroundings. According to Kesson (2020), creating real-world learning experiences for pupils is crucial since they have a long-lasting impact on their development. Lack of exposure to other pupils has a significant negative influence on social health as well (Abuzandah, 2021). Kesson (2020) talked about how homeschooled students could find it difficult to identify their talents and hobbies. She advised parents who were homeschooling their children to focus on enticing their students with tailored learning tactics and developing individualized learning programs for each of them. Abuzandah (2021) goes on to explain how pupils who are homeschooled can require additional mental stimulation to keep them interested in and engaged in the lessons being taught. Although this can be difficult, students who participate in homeschooling are more likely to quicken the pace of their learning (Kesson, 2020). Personal Response I now have a better understanding of the benefits and drawbacks of the homeschooling learning approach after doing research and discovering these two academic journals. I believe that both in-person education, whether it be private or public, and homeschooling have advantages and disadvantages, respectively. I think parents should be free to choose the educational approach they want to use for their kids; while one approach might be perfect for one family, it might not necessarily be the same for another. To put it more precisely, I think it can differ from child to child. Before picking one educational approach over another, one must consider a student's learning style because certain students can work more independently.
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