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Academic Programs

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Continuing and Professional Education

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[dropcap]a[/dropcap]Passion in teaching
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The best teachers in the world have a sense of purpose and they radiate “passion” when they teach. They generated a contagious enthusiasm about whatever it was, and they motivate the student. This is parental teaching.

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[dropcap]b[/dropcap]Community Based Socialization
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The homeschooler has a community-based socialization, rather than a classroom-based socialization. This advantage removes them from confinement with their agemates. Agemates are  students of the same age. The socialization for homeschoolers is real. It is not the artificial, contrived, false socialization of the classroom.

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[dropcap]c[/dropcap]Academically Superior
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The most easily defensible aspect of parents teaching their children at home is academics. Such results can be measured quickly, compared to others, easily, and are understood by nearly everyone because there have been numerous studies to prove it.

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[dropcap]d[/dropcap]Family Time
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In America, when the average child is in the traditional school setting by the age of 5 or 6, they begin spending more waking hours of the day with the peers than with their parents. This has caused a fundamental seismic shift in morals and values.

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