What Is Homeschooling? learn to read in Homeschool

Date: 30 September 2023 Author: SushilJobs

Homeschooling, the education of children at home, is a legal educational alternative to traditional public or private school in many countries.

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Homeschooling may be done for a number of reasons such as religious beliefs, educational philosophy, or dissatisfaction with the local school system.

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Start with phonemic awareness

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Teach letter sounds

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Introduce sight words

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Provide plenty of reading practice

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