Some Parents are getting discontented with Uganda system especially the primary education. So they have decided to teach their children at home rather taking them to schools. What are implications?
I would say that the high time demands of parents (equal financial constraints), generally lower professionalism (educationally incompetent people), possible non-objective conditions and especially low socialization of children and group co-working.
Thanks Marek, I hope it won't be a trend it is only rich parents can implement home training.
Bruce Robin Nyamweha I'm afraid it will. The home education is increasingly interested in my country as well. It's all mainly because of parents who promote more individuality and less independence of their children.
You will also find interesting answers here:
https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-pros-and-cons-of-homeschooling-2
The home education is increasingly interested in my country also. But it is difficult for the poor family.
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