My Home Schooling Experience

I would like to take a closer look at my family education on this occasion. I recognize that there are various interpretations in the word "home school". I think it is necessary to explain my personal method and philosophy. Since my copy of the course is included in the secondary school report, I will not elaborate on the specific nature of my research, but I will discuss my family's educational experience. I left traditional school when I was nine years old until I was in a local public school.

What is interesting about my experience at our main school is that it may be prepared for the university rather than most high school experience. More than 10 years now, I can say so. I attended a collaborative course taught by qualified instructors with degrees and expertise in the field of education. My course is not 8-4, but a timeline and lecture that allows for flexibility and freedom of work. Working not only at school but also working. From 15 years old to high school students, I am working with my father, and I can organize a schedule in some way so that I can work on a particular day and go to school.

I grew up in a suburb of Philadelphia, a school of blue ribbons and a beautiful house. My parents are married and are still doing. Dad is a working professional, and my mother is at home to take care of me and my sister. I was taught about success and responsibility from early. I will not fight. Anyway, I do not know. This is a very good Huxtable style experience. The most noteworthy thing is that many of my black friends are talking about similar things. Still doing. This is probably why the idea of ​​black people like my friends and myself is a fraudulent crime as an exception of some kind of unicorn.

Outside my mother 's house, when I was young I had a deep black experience. A black family invited me to attend a holiday Bible school. I attended a group of black families, and older people stand up and pinch my cheek and tell me who his family is. I participated in a black skate party, a black party / festival. It was not like a white aggressor. I am full of all the black families in the central Kentucky province, loved without disguise, even even loved. This is a refuge for me, a kind of ritual through various rituals. I joined the Black Achievements group during my high school days. On the day at Kentucky University, I love and respect the scholars.