Why Enroll in a Home-Based Program?
A home-based program offers many advantages in comparison to traditional schooling. Below are a few reasons to consider this unique alternative for your child.
1. A home-based program offers a comfortable transition from home to school.
The familiar environment of a home-based classroom makes for a smooth and quick academic adjustment. Children are able to focus on their work with clear intention and minimal distractions.
2. A mixed-age classroom provide an opportunity for children of various ages to learn from one another.
Older children have the opportunity to serve as role models, and younger children learn from their peers. Children remain with the same teacher over the years, which helps builds trust among students. Subsequently, progressive growth can be observed over time.
3. A low student-teacher ratio allows for frequent individualized teacher-student interactions.
Each student is provided with adequate attention from the teacher, and every unique learning style can be catered to. Furthermore, a low student-teacher ratio allows a close-knit relationship between the teacher, student, their family, and the class community.
4. Home-based education allows for the embracing of a flexible and authentic Montessori curriculum.
The student selects their area of interest and pursues the subject using genuine and intriguing Montessori materials. Teacher direction can be adjusted depending on individual student needs or the expressed interests of the group.
1. A home-based program offers a comfortable transition from home to school.
The familiar environment of a home-based classroom makes for a smooth and quick academic adjustment. Children are able to focus on their work with clear intention and minimal distractions.
2. A mixed-age classroom provide an opportunity for children of various ages to learn from one another.
Older children have the opportunity to serve as role models, and younger children learn from their peers. Children remain with the same teacher over the years, which helps builds trust among students. Subsequently, progressive growth can be observed over time.
3. A low student-teacher ratio allows for frequent individualized teacher-student interactions.
Each student is provided with adequate attention from the teacher, and every unique learning style can be catered to. Furthermore, a low student-teacher ratio allows a close-knit relationship between the teacher, student, their family, and the class community.
4. Home-based education allows for the embracing of a flexible and authentic Montessori curriculum.
The student selects their area of interest and pursues the subject using genuine and intriguing Montessori materials. Teacher direction can be adjusted depending on individual student needs or the expressed interests of the group.
