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i'm also considering to homeschool my children.. my worries are:1) is it not depriving them of the chance to experience "a normal student life"? like syempre when we're older, we get to reminisce our grade school days, friends, experiences..2) di kaya sila ma-shock pag labas nila sa "real world"? syempre, they would be shielded from bullying & other harsh realities when they are at home.. 3) would they not become too dependent on their parents?4) another thing pala is how do you explain to the child why he is in a different school set-up? nakikita kasi nung toddler ko yung cousin nya pag papasok ng school na naka-uniform & all... at lagi nyang sinasabi na gusto na din daw nya pumasok ng school and may concept na din sya na iba ang teacher sa mommy..to those who have been successful in homeschooling their kids, pls enlighten me.. TIA
eto some info from Living Heritage Academy by School of Tomorrow:Schedule of Fees in Philippine Peso.Diagnostic Test 1,000.00 One-Time Registration Fee per Family 15,000.00 One-Time Registration Fee per Student 2,500.00 Annual Tuition Fee per Student a. Levels 1-8 (Grade 1-6) 3,000.00 b. Levels 9-11 (1st Yr. – 3rd Yr.) 3,500.00 c. Level 12 (4th Yr.) 4,000.00 PACEs (Packet Accelerated Christian Education)These are the modules that the students use. They are both a workbook and textbook. The cost varies depending on the student’s level:· Colored PACEs (U.S. Print) – Php120.00 – Php160.00 each· Black and White (Local Print) – Php45.50 – Php62.00 each· Score Keys (U.S. Print)– Php120.00 – Php160.00 each