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Choose cons of home education:

Are inspectors allowed to visit home educated children?

Home education in UK

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Home education in UK

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Are inspectors allowed to visit home educated children?
Yes
No
Yes, only if the child is abused
Yes, only if the parents agree
2
Choose cons of home education:
Lack of friends.
Individual attention and instruction.
Disapproval of relatives and friends.
Flexibility with holidays.
3
Are you allowed to do GCSE while home educated?
only when the child is registered
no
only if the child wants to attend the secondary school
yes
4
Does government take the child abuse regarding the home-education seriously?
yes
no
occasionally
there is no need
5
Who is the teacher while home educated?
Parents or carers, sometimes outside tutors are teachers.
Outside tutors are not allowed to teach children at home.
The teachers from school come to teach the child at home.
Parents are not allowed to teach their children.
6
Do you have to follow formal rules about how you teach or when do you teach?
You don't have to follow formal rules.
You do have to follow formal rules .
Yes, only in pre-school education.
No, if you are educated teacher.
7
Choose pros of home education:
Dealing with the LEA.
Children’s interests can be followed.
It’s full-time for parents.
Lack of peer pressure.
8
Does the officcial curriculum exist for the home-education?
is processed in Parlament at this moment
no
yes
partially
9
What does home education mean?
... that you teach the child at home, part-time or fulltime.
...that you do not teach the child at home.
...that you teach the child partially at home.
Home-education is not allowed in UK, part-time or fulltime.
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Why do people use the form of home-education?
the child has to work
philosophical or religious reasons
a child may have special needs
lazy parents