They will learn to design their own education and take responsibility for it. Children will realize that learning can take place in a large variety of ways. Children will learn to seek out assistance from many alternative sources, rather than relying on a classroom teacher to provide all the answers. Busywork can be avoided. Learning can be more efficient since methods can be used that suit a child's particular learning style.
Children can learn to work for internal satisfaction rather than for external rewards.
They will learn to be their own judge of the quality of their own work. Children will be more willing to take risks and be creative since they do not have to worry about being embarrassed in front of peers. Children will be more confident since they are not subject to constant fear of criticism from teachers. Peer pressure will be reduced. There will be less pressure to grow up as quickly in terms of clothing styles, music, language, interest in the opposite sex.