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Learning at Home<br />
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would you prefer to go to school or to<br />
learn at home? Discuss your answers.<br />
Read the essay.<br />
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This week, most children went back to<br />
school. Howevet there are thousands of<br />
children who did not. Instead, they will study<br />
at home. This is called homeschooling.<br />
Homeschooling is actually older than regular school. In the past, children learned at home<br />
because schools did not exist. Even after schools appeared in the city, there were few schools<br />
in the country. As a result, many children still had to study at home. Some famous people<br />
were homeschooled, including Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Edison.<br />
For much ofthe 1900s, homeschooling was rare. However, in the 1970s, many parents<br />
started homeschooling their children. They chose to do this for several reasons. Some<br />
parents thought the local schools were bad, so they decided to teach their children<br />
themselves. Others wanted their children to learn about religion, which was not taught<br />
at school.<br />
These days, homeschooling is very popular in Western countries. The United Kingdom has<br />
about 50,000 homeschooled children, and Canada has around 60,000. The United States<br />
has the highest numbet with as many as 1.1 million homeschooled children. Considering<br />
these numbers, homeschooling is likely to remain popular for years to come.<br />
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Circle the two pqrts of the essoy thqt tqlk obout the present.<br />
Drow o squore oround the port of the essoy thot describes the history of homeschooling.<br />
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