Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ brings happiness in human lives. The Roman Catholic believes that without him, everything would not be possible; we are all nothing in this world. Only through Jesus Christ we can reach our ultimate potentials including our education.

What are the schools teaching THIS

Today there are schools that are exclusive for those who are member of the Roman Catholic, some also are the Baptist church, and so many more.

There are so many Christian schools, although they are different, but their goal in teaching is the same, they all teach about the divinity of Jesus Christ.

If you choose to study in a Catholic school, part of the curriculum or subject is the Bible study, Christian living, Each student will be assigned in designated area, to preach gospels, retreats, every Friday it is compulsory to attend the Friday mass, this are some of the activities that is part of the curriculum of the school.

What is the mission?

The Vision, Mission, and Goal of the Catholic Home schooling curriculum is to provide an adequate knowledge about Christianity, the center of the subject is all about Jesus Christ.

That every student, while they are young will able to comprehend the purpose of Christ here on Earth, that they will live and practice the good values of Christianity, that they will become an example to their respective community.

In Catholic home schooling curriculum, every subject will be incorporating the values and teaching of Jesus Christ, like for example Science Biology.

Before discussing the subject about human life, the introductory part of the subject is pertaining life Creation or which is called The Creation of the Lord Jesus Christ, mainly focus is the seventh day creation, which is the crucial part of his creation is the human life.

The main objectives of a Catholic home schooling curriculum are to ensure individual understanding knowledge about the purpose of life here on Earth.

Each parents must take part to develop their kids' spiritual aspect that someday somehow they will become a strong person, because right in their early stage, they start to build a life with a strong foundation of Jesus Christ.

Catholic home schooling curriculum is for the parents to facilitate their child in their studies, whether in matters of academic, religious aspect, they must ensure that they’re child is heading in the right way.

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In America, there was a time when the idea of homeschooling raised eyebrows of concern and could result in a visit from social services. A lack of trust by the government and public in general in a parent’s ability to educate their own children made homeschooling a bit of a stigma.

Even today in some circles, there are still many “old school” thinkers that go so far as to say that homeschooling is tantamount to deliberate child abuse. As ridiculous as that sounds to most of us, overcoming such ignorance has been a problem for some parents looking into homeschooling.

Overseas, it can be much worse. Homeschooling is illegal in Germany, a law instituted under Hitler and still enforced today. German families who choose to home school must do so in secret and run the risk of arrest; or worse, having the state take their children away.

Performance of home schools versus public and private schools

It doesn’t take much effort or investigation to discover that homeschoolers excel above their public school counter parts in nearly every category. According to a study conducted by Dr. Lawrence Rudner:

• The average home schooled 8th grade student performs four grade levels above the national average.

• One in four home school students are enrolled in a grade level that is above their age level.

• In every grade and in every subject, home schooled students outperform both public and private school students.

Other studies confirm these findings, showing that home schooled students have a much higher college entry rate, score higher on SAT’s and ACT’s, have a higher rate of college graduation, and earn higher incomes in the workforce.

These numbers come despite the fact that about 25% of parents in America who choose to home school either never attended college, or attended but never received a degree. An additional 7-10% have only an Associate degree.

Why do homeschooled children perform so well?

The advantages to homeschooling are many, and are quite revealing as to why homeschooled children do so well.

One on one attention – Whenever a child needs assistance, the parent is there to give him or her full attention, whereas in public schools a teacher must divide their attention between dozens of children.

Ability to focus more time where needed – If a student excels in math, but flounders in science, then a parent can very easily devote as much time as is needed to teaching science. Public schools are regimented, with each subject receiving equal time regardless as to the performance of the student.

Homeschooled students move at their own pace – If a student excels in math then they can advance much quicker than students in a public school, where all students are required to move at the same pace.

Diminished distractions – The parents control the environment, and there is no peer pressure from other students trying to talk a homeschooled student into doing things other than school work or study.

Do parents need some kind of special training or certification?

Some states highly regulate home schools, requiring training and certification in some instances. However, studies show that there is virtually no difference in performance between homeschooled students in highly regulated states versus homeschooled students in states with little or no regulation.

The truth is that homeschooling is gaining in popularity and as such, more and more information and help materials are becoming available. The modern homeschooling parent can now effectively teach their children, regardless of the parent’s own education level, thanks to pre-developed curriculums such as those provided by Heritage Home School Academy.

Parents today can use these curriculums to guide their children. Some curriculums are so effective that parents can study ahead of their children in any subject for which they are lacking and effectively teach the same subject to their children. Furthermore, many children often “learn to learn,” reaching a point where they are able to teach themselves and follow a curriculum with little interaction required from the parent.

Each year more families choose to start homeschooling, spreading knowledge about its benefits, and erasing old stigmas along the way. For more information about homeschooling and home school curriculums, visit Heritage Home School Academy.

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