The Benefits of Homeschooling | Alex Newman | Kirk Cameron on TBN
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- Takeaways: Alex Newman is back with Kirk Cameron to discuss the benefits of homeschooling and why it's the best decision you can make for your child.
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Single mom and homeschooled mine all the way! You CAN do it! 🙌🙏👆
You are INCREDIBLE! A *super* woman! 🦸♀️💪
Why? Is your child socially inept? Can’t socialize with others?
Please share how you did it. I would love to homeschool my boys.
And they're asking You Want Fries With That??".
Yessssss 👏🏿
Single mom, homeschooling 5. Also we will school around the year, and clearly not the days I work. We also teach in block concepts. My oldest gets migraines, and she is able to do ELA with audiobooks without a headache reading causes. All are thriving. Freedom is a perk. I want to do co-ops next year.
Homeschooling mine. And not ashamed one bit. ❤
Amazing info! We need so much more of this. Thank you Kirk and Alex for leading the charge and may God bless you and your efforts.
Amen!
omg did I make it to a live premiere!? woohoo
ope no, a pre-recorded premiere. still just as awesome!
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Thank you!
Kirk Cameron 😂
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I'm about to quit my teaching job, at a wonderful Christian school, at the end of the school year. We will begin homeschooling our twin daughters. I'm terrified, but I know this is what we are being called to as a family. Prayers appreciated.
hello! how is the homeschooling going?
Atheists don't send their children to an evangelical Christian Sunday School one hour per week, but Christians send their children to the atheist public schools 30 hours per week. I am a retired teacher and unequivocally proclaim that there is no hope for America if Christians and conservatives allow their children to be indoctrinated in the public schools. We must rescue our children!
It isnt atheist, they arent telling you there isnt a god
So true
This is why the left fought so hard to stop vouchers and freedom of educational choice. Now, over a decade later, we see the terrible results of the public schools on the current generation, that's now leading the country into ruin.
Please explain how public schools are “atheist”. They are (or at least should be) simply secular. Your comment drips with ignorance.
@@jasonaltig985 In whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them. II Corinthians 4:4
many disabilities and suicides are caused in the public schools and also the corporate world of bullying. The adults do not stick up for the little kids who are being bullied. It is not supposed to be like this. how can you learn when there is people trying to one up one another, not to mention the backstabbing that separates positive friendships. school was torture because they forget put biblical studies as an option for a choice for one of my classes. i miss my friend from harmony hall. It was ruined because of interference from typical bitch type girls.
Homeschooling has been the best thing we could of done for our kids! I love seeing them learn and grow.
same here
They’re being educated by someone who says “could of”? 😢
@@jasonaltig985 Relax Karen... this was just a comment, not a lesson plan. 😂 🤦♀️🙄
@@antoinettemoore976and I am certain you are great with those lesson plans. I mean who wouldn’t be if they are getting info from an uneducated, washed up child actor who believes the world is 6,000 years old? 😂
@jasonaltig985 lol! Good one, genius. 👍👏👏👏
I'm just now researching and considering homeschooling our soon to be 8yr old. This is the 3rd video of yours that I've watched today on this subject. Thank you Kirk, this is tremendously helpful. God bless you
I took my son out of the LAUSD school system three years ago. He is now in 9th grade. His test scores are much better, and he is calm with no anxiety about being shot in school. He is able to go at his own pace and make his own schedule which has given him a sense of responsibility allowing him to grow into a mature young man. I cannot say enough good things about homeschooling. There are so many options now for parents. You don't have to be the teacher! My son goes to K-12 high school online and has several different teachers for different classes like college. I am just his "coach" so it works out perfectly with my work schedule. The tragedy occurring in Texas has made my final decision to continue his homeschooling and he agrees. I pray for ALL parents out there in today's society. We need the Holy Spirit's guidance more than ever! God bless!
28 years homeschooling six children.
What program did you use? We use Abeka, but with inflation, we need more options. Thank you.
We used KONOS, a character trait unit study. Needs to be updated, but the principles are there.
Poor kids :(
Not at all. They’re all well established successful adults.
My husband and I made sacrifices to homeschool our children. Their schools were underperforming, we could not afford private school, and we did not approve of the assault on traditional values and the forcing of LGBTQ and Trans agendas! We have no regrets; happy kids, who behave age-appropriately!
Instesd of giving the department of education 60 billions of dollars (224,000,000,000 ) a year give it the parents .
As a teacher of 48 years, having spent all my career in private religious schools, I can say that while most children prosper in a well-structured Christian environment academically, spiritually and socially, there are those with special needs of all kinds who do better in other settings. My "fight" over the years has been to get administrators of the schools in which I worked to acknowledge this fact and assist parents to provide alternative education possibilities for their special needs students. Home schooling would seem to best fit the bill. While 1 size does indeed fit most, it does not fit all.
I can agree with that, if a child is thriving in an educational setting, leave it alone. However, I still believe if both parents are invested in teaching here own, and are willing to put forth the effort, home education is the gold standard. There is no argument with having one on one attention vs one on twenty. Facts.
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Thank you!
The best thing you can do is take the power back with your young ones! It worked wonder for us! our daughters are learning so much quicker than their private school counter parts, and the values they are retaining will be something that will be fruitful for them in the future.
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Thank you!
Great show yesterday hallelujah hallelujah Jesus Christ hallelujah 🙌🏻 worthy is the lamb hallelujah hallelujah Jesus Christ hallelujah 🙌🏻
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True!
Just learned of your new book, can’t wait to read it.
A Kirk Cameron book? I am sure there are plenty of pictures and simple words.
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I wish I could watch the whole interview 💻📚🙄
How is this possible for a home where both parents work?
I would first ask why both parents need to work. And I’m not trying to be snarky, but I find most families I know who say they need multiple incomes have 2 car payments and a house that’s bigger than they need. Again, I’m not trying to cast judgment. Living off of one income is difficult, but not impossible. I have stayed home for the last 12 years while my husband has worked a job in retail. We’ve had to make sacrifices, but there have been more blessings than I can measure.
And I know some families where the parents work opposite schedules or they homeschool in the evening. Some families find support from extended family or other homeschoolers.
In my opinion, you really only need about 1.5 to 2 hrs max. Homeschool in the evening &/or on the weekends. Today I did both my girls’ lessons & was done in 1.5 hrs. One was handwriting or reading independently while I prepped or taught the other child. We have some chaotic days that we only do half their lessons, or only 1 subject, but we use the weekends for make up days. You can get really creative with what works for your family.
Hubby & I work on-call, so we have absolutely NO stable schedule. Sometimes we teach in the car. It’s very doable.
Check with your state to see what their requirements are. I’m in Texas & we can do whatever we want, there’s no testing or “checking in”.
Online schooling that's how.
@@thriftyminiaI just switched my 8 year old at the end of 1st grade to Enlightium Christian academy. Their system is confusing what curriculum do you do or school?
Tough if both parents need to work. 🥺
I am a singel mom who works full-time. Honestly, I made homeschooling a priority over money and leaned on God for provisions and I have to tell you we were ALWAYS provided for! That is not to say I didn't work. God opened up a door for a new avenue so I could work from home! PRAY on it!
But there's online schooling.
@@Cacowninja Online schooling is far from homeschooling.
@@patboy-l8jyes, but it’s an alternative. And may be better.
Kirk,
Being a single parent that isn’t an option. My child does well in public school and is the gifted program. Myself and his Dad also take him to church and teach him about God and what’s right and wrong. He’s a smart kid, he knows what to do.
Dana
Okay but what does that have to do with homeschooling?
You don’t have to convince anyone. If ur child is doing well, that’s a blessing. I think most kids with special needs do not do well in a public school setting, so that’s where home education would come into play. I have seen it with my own eyes, I worked in the special needs classroom, and it’s awful.
I think the main advocating point to homeschooling is that 30 hours away in a Godless school per week with people who you do not know and negative influences, as subtle as they may be, have a tremendous impact on your child’s development both mentally and spiritually, whether you see it now or in the future.
Guess what Kirk??Parents can love their kids and still love them!
Guess what else??The public schools aren't "indoctrinating"your children!!
Lol really???
Haha you are joking right?
@@user-zl2ic1wy5yNo I'm Not!!
Well, considering the fact that s3x toys were being handed out to high schoolers not too long ago in a very respected school, I would say that kids are VERY close to being indoctrinated by schools, if they aren’t already.
u clearly dont know the history of public schools.