In today’s modern world, people hold different views about whether parents should apply homeschooling or not send their offsprings to traditional schools. I personally disagree with the idea that just only stay at home and obtain knowledge from the Internet, the children could become a successful people in the future.
On the one hand, There are several reasons why some critics believe that E-learning and home-based education are advantageous in certain ways. This is because the learners are able to access almost any information they need. This is well illustrated by the fact that a Vietnamese student just sitting in his private room can figure out how children in Africa are combating with the daily poverty and a high schooler in the US can easily look up information about the trend of development amongst ASEAN countries. However, in an enormous amount of information, it is likely that children find themselves disoriented. It is not to mention misleading information, which is popularly found on uncensored websites. In contrast, at school, learners receive guidance and explanations for particular topics provided by well-qualified teachers.
Nevertheless, I personally support the idea that the children should go to school. The ones are not only a place of knowledge-centred education but also a miniature society where children are able to make friends with their classmates, which equips them vital interpersonal skills and builds their future social relationships. On contrary, individuals who apply homeschooling have limited social connection and perhaps they have rarely extracurricular activities to participate in. In addition to that, learners would receive formal education include academic knowledge and moral lessons such as politeness, honesty and respect towards older people. Without schooling, children may not comprehensively develop into useful citizens.
In conclusion, home-based education has its own good sides. However, I concur that the children should go to schools to get thoroughly both academic knowledge and other social skills.
In
today
’s modern world,
people
hold
different
views about whether parents should apply homeschooling or not
send
their
offsprings
to traditional
schools
. I
personally
disagree with the
idea
that
just
only
stay at home and obtain knowledge from the Internet, the
children
could become a successful
people
in the future.
On the one hand, There are several reasons why
some
critics believe that E-learning and home-based
education
are advantageous in certain ways. This is
because
the learners are able to access almost any
information
they need. This is well illustrated by the fact that a Vietnamese student
just
sitting in his private room can figure out how
children
in Africa are combating with the daily poverty and a high schooler in the US can
easily
look up
information
about the trend of development amongst ASEAN countries.
However
, in an enormous amount of
information
, it is likely that
children
find themselves disoriented. It is not to mention misleading
information
, which is
popularly
found on uncensored websites.
In contrast
, at
school
, learners receive guidance and explanations for particular topics provided by well-qualified teachers.
Nevertheless
, I
personally
support the
idea
that the
children
should go to
school
. The ones are not
only
a place of
knowledge-centred
education
but
also
a miniature society where
children
are able to
make
friends with their classmates, which equips them vital interpersonal
skills
and builds their future social relationships. On contrary, individuals who apply homeschooling have limited social connection and perhaps they have rarely extracurricular activities to participate in.
In addition
to that, learners would receive formal
education
include academic knowledge and moral lessons such as politeness, honesty and respect towards older
people
. Without schooling,
children
may not
comprehensively
develop into useful citizens.
In conclusion
, home-based
education
has its
own
good
sides.
However
, I concur that the
children
should go to
schools
to
get
thoroughly
both academic knowledge and other social
skills
.