Online Home School Video Curriculum
Hi, I'm Home School Scott, welcome to my website!
What we do
• Video Curriculum
Our online curriculum is different because it's a video curriculum. Instead of reading textbooks, our students watch tutorial videos.
• Teach The Challenging Subjects
Many homeschooling parents feel frustrated because they don't have enough time to give each of their homeschoolers the attention they deserve. Family members are often skeptical of your ability to teach difficult subjects.Teaching subjects such as Algebra, Geometry, and Computer Science can quickly become an overwhelming challenge. Lucky for you our Home School Video Curriculum is here to solve all your problems.
• Make Education Available
Our program is online and accessible 24/7, so you can learn on your schedule.
• Provide Useful Skills and Knowledge
By using our video curriculum your kids get useful skills and knowledge to get ready for college or start a company.
• Cultivate Engagement
We believe in hands on learning. Concrete "real world" examples. Learning by doing. Show, don't tell. So our students are engaged and motivated.
✓ You Don't Ever Have To Buy Another Textbook Ever Again
✓ The One-on-One Instruction In Our Video Tutorials Is Designed So Your Students Can Learn Unattended
✓ The Unlimited Video Curriculum Package Includes Your Entire Household For Only $50/month
✓ No Contract - Cancel Anytime
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Watch a Free Video Tutorial Right Now
Course: 3rd Grade Math
Video # 16
In this video tutorial Mrs. Erika introduces you to multiplication.
Home School Tutorial Videos by Subject
- ECONOMICS (1)
- LANGUAGE ARTS (6)
- MATH (53)
- MUSIC (13)
- PHOTOGRAPHY (3)
- SCIENCE (10)
- TEST PREP (1)
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What Is Unschooling?
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The reason we home school is because we believe that the public school system is broken. If the public school system worked, if it was a powerful solution to the problem of educating the next generation, we would use it, and have full faith in it's results.
But it isn't and we don't.
One thing I see a lot that troubles me is families that choose to homeschool, and then try to recreate the public school experience at home. Huh?
Might as well leave your kids in public school.
Unschooling is intrinsic learning. What does that mean?
It means that instead of memorizing a bunch of useless facts just so the student can regurgitate them onto a standarized test, and then immediately forget everything they learned so they can start the process all over again. Unschoolers teach kids useful skills and knowledge.
What Unschooling is NOT:
Unschooling does not mean that we let our kids run wild.
Unschooling does not mean no books, quite the contrary, instead of reading boring textbooks written by a committee, unschoolers seek out books authored directly by experts in their field.
Unschooling does not mean no math. Mathematical thinking is a useful skill, unschoolers have strong math skills but most importantly they know why they are learning mathematics.
What Unschooling IS:
Quality
Expectations
Feedback
Unschooling is intrinsic learning. Unschooling parents create the environment for intrinsic motivation and provide guidance and a sense of purpose for their kids, then get out of the way.
Unschooling is the removal of interruptions. This is very important and often overlooked. It is impossible to learn anything without an uninterrupted block of time for the student to become engaged in the lesson. Public school is just one big interruption.
Happy Homeschooling!
-Scott
Intelligence & Skills Are A Process, Not A "Thing"
