Both parents take an active part in the education of their children with the mother being the primary teacher. In addition, learning schedules can be flexible and highly individualized based on specific family needs. Parents are able to spend much more time in training, nurturing, and interacting with their children. In today's society, harmonious relationships between siblings are often lacking. Home schooling provides a unique interaction among brothers and sisters which allows them to learn and grow together.
Parents can teach a biblical worldview to their children.
Much of today's secular curriculum promotes humanistic philosophies, such as evolution, attacks on the character of our founding fathers, sex education, New Age philosophy, and outcome-based goals which involve behavior modification and values clarification. Therefore, choosing Christian curriculum is of utmost importance. Parents teach biblical principles in every subject and train their children to apply the Word of God to everyday situations. Research is documenting the tremendous academic advantages to home education. In 1991 the Home School Legal Defense Association, working in cooperation with the Psychological Corporation, publishers of the Stanford Achievement Test, compiled one of the largest-known studies on standardized test scores for home schoolers.