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Do you have to follow formal teaching guidelines?
Yes, only in pre-school education.
No, if you are educated teacher.
You do have to follow formal rules .
You don't have to follow formal rules.
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What are the pros of home-education?
Children’s interests can be followed.
Lack of peer pressure.
Dealing with the LEA.
It’s full-time for parents.
3
Do governments take child the abuse of home-educated children seriously?
Occasionally.
No.
Yes.
There is no needn to take it seriously.
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What is home education?
You teach the child at home, part-time or full-time.
Home-education is not allowed in UK, part-time or fulltime.
You teach the child partially at home.
You do not teach the child at home.
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Why do people home-educate?
lazy parents
the child has to work
philosophical or religious reasons
a child may have special needs
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Are inspectors allowed to visit home educated children?
Yes, only if the parents agree.
Yes.
Yes, only if the child is abused.
No.
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Is there an official home-education curriculum?
No.
Partially.
Yes.
Is processed in Parlament at this moment.
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What are the cons of home-education?
Lack of friends.
Individual attention and instruction.
Flexibility with holidays.
Disapproval of relatives and friends.
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Who are the home-educated teachers?
Parents are not allowed to teach their children.
The teachers from school come to teach the child at home.
Outside tutors are not allowed to teach children at home.
Parents or carers, sometimes outside tutors are teachers.
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Are you allowed to do GCSE if home-educated?
Yes.
Only if the child wants to attend the secondary school.
Only when the child is registered.
No.