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INSTRUCTIONAL CHOICES

DeSchooling vs

Unschooling

  • Deschooling is a very important period of adjustment to help both parent and child transition from the traditional school experience to homeschool experience. 

  • Unschooling is a method in which the learning is child-led and typically avoids using textbooks and workbooks. 
     

Homeschool Options

  • Use a curriculum, or none at all, and instruct the student themselves;

  • Enroll the student part-time in a public or private school;

  • Enroll the student online in the Florida Virtual School FLEX program, a district virtual school, a private virtual program or other online resources;

  • Enroll the student in correspondence courses or private school video program

  • Enroll the student in dual enrollment courses at a college, university or career and technical school or college;

  • Hire a tutor;

  • Take classes from a program designed for home education students, through a home education cooperative or community;

  • Participate in 4-H, Toastmasters, TeenPac, Patriot Academy, museums, internships or other programs available in the state.

 Methods

  • Charlotte Mason

  • Classical Education

  • Eclectic/Relaxed

  • Montessori Method

  • Moore Formula

  • Waldorf

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