Homeschool
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verb
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noun
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(As a verb)
Homeschool ( verb )
To educate a child at home, rather than in a formal school setting.
Origin:
The word "homeschool" is a compound of two words "home" and "school" which is formed by combining the two words to create the meaning of educating children at home, rather than in a formal school setting.
Examples:
- My parents chose to homeschool me and my siblings due to religious reasons.
- I decided to homeschool my child because I didn't like the curriculum of the public school.
- Homeschooling allows for a more personalized education experience.
- The number of families choosing to homeschool their children has been on the rise in recent years.
- I have been homeschooled for most of my life and I have a good education.
(As a noun)
Homeschool ( noun )
To educate a child at home, rather than in a formal school setting.
Origin:
The word "homeschool" is a compound of two words "home" and "school" which is formed by combining the two words to create the meaning of educating children at home, rather than in a formal school setting.
Examples:
- My parents chose to homeschool me and my siblings due to religious reasons.
- I decided to homeschool my child because I didn't like the curriculum of the public school.
- Homeschooling allows for a more personalized education experience.
- The number of families choosing to homeschool their children has been on the rise in recent years.
- I have been homeschooled for most of my life and I have a good education.