Even the most insecure of parents can expect virtually immediate success. A precious advantage of homeschooling is that each child can learn at his own pace and in his own way. While parents have access to excellent texts and teaching aids to assist them, they can also provide the child with endless opportunity to manipulate concrete toys and equipment, explore and experiment, observe and reflect, and discuss to whatever degree is necessary for comprehension. The child need not suffer the frustration and confusion of missing out on any of the essential understandings. One of the most important contributions a parent can make towards successful homeschooling is to provide a well-resourced and stimulating home environment.
Children love to visit homeschooling families.
There will be hundreds of books of all kinds, an abundance of paper and a vast range of art and craft materials, board games and puzzles overflowing the shelves, music and movies and usually the child's prize possession, the computer, is furnished with all sorts of wonderful treats to extend the child's imagination and logical thinking. This, and more, because for now the home is the palette from which he will construct his world. It must be rich with colours and tones. Later still, his world reach to the shores and, finally, he will know that the whole world, past and present, is his to construct a life with. The business of educating children has been mystified by professional teachers and their supporting bureaucrats.