In the classroom, it is especially difficult to accommodate children who are learning more slowly or more quickly than average. The children can have long, uninterrupted blocks of time to write, read, think or work on a activity. Creativity and serious in-depth study are discouraged in a classroom where there is a lot of noise, a schedule designed for keeping every child busy and continuous interruptions. The child can be more in touch with the changes of the seasons and with the small and usually overlooked miracles of nature if more time is spent outside. More household responsibility develops a stronger family bond because working for the family is an investment in the family.
People become committed to things in which they invest.
Children will have time to pursue more non academic interests such as music or art. Children will become more responsible for their own education. Children will realize that learning can take place in a large variety of ways. No after-school homework. Learning will be at more appropriate levels - more challenging, less busywork.