Do you love school? I have conflicting feelings about this educational institute. As well as to the governing bodies and authorities. And I recognize its necessity, just like the authorities. A school, an ordinary, free, general education one, is a tough place. Not all children have a good time there. NOT everyone can study there. Let me make a reservation right away: there are children who cannot study according to the general program. From the word absolutely. As a rule, they are transferred to correctional schools - their psychological difficulties are taken into account there and the transfer to home education occurs mainly on the initiative of the administration. There is a group of children whose intellectual level does not interfere with their assimilation of the program. BUT difficulties arise with studying. Someone gets sick often. Some people cannot concentrate during the lesson. Some people begin to feel anxious simply from having a large number of children nearby. Some people don't know how to stand up for themselves. Someone is in conflict with the children and with the teacher. Parents, trying to somehow resolve the issue with education, often change the form of education. The program is unchanged. But it is studied remotely, or in a family learning mode with subsequent passing of topics, or in a home-based learning mode. The program is assimilated. But social skills sag. Ability to communicate, negotiate, support, compete. In my opinion, such a recluse would benefit from walking with peers, or at least visiting clubs and other places where he can have contact with children. During homeschooling, I think the child needs medical and psychological (possibly psychiatric) help in order to overcome problems that interfere with learning at school. In this case, homeschooling helps the child cope with problems that impede socialization and learning within the school walls. Through for some time, usually the school year, the child is ready to return to school. Although... It happens in different ways. It happens that the medical and psychological measures taken do not have the expected effect. And the child is forced to study at home throughout all his years of education. The only thing that seems inappropriate to me is studying at home only because the child “does not like” school as such, with its regime, discipline, competition and aggression. (or plunges parents into unpleasant experiences) However, in this case, options are also possible. Do you find it difficult to get along with people? 8-921-919-85-59, in person and online