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Which Religious Home School Program Do You Prefer Abeka or Seton

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A lot of parents are weighing the choice of home schooling due to the worries about the education their kids are getting in either public or private schools. As time passes home school programs are a seemingly much better choice. There are other manners of home schooling and the selection you choose will decide your curriculum.

Many of the parents that consider home schooling check into home school programs that practice a more spiritual curriculum. There are various home school programs that are grounded in religious belief, nonetheless the two most in demand are Abeka and Seton. Though both programs are spiritual based they are fairly different.

Originated by Doctor Anne Carroll in 1980, The Seton Home School Program is a highly popular form of Catholic home schooling. Doctor Mary Kay Clark became the director of Seton In 1985 and Seton carried on it's growth and presently has an enrollment of more than ten thousand students. Students that are enrolled in the Seton program and graduate from Seton's high school program get a diploma unlike other home school programs. Seton is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Seton provides a Catholic curriculum for grades kindergarten through twelve and thinks that the home schoolers of today are the leaders of tomorrow. Seton requires that enrolled students have tests every quarter and assignments must be sent in for grading. Items graded by parents also constitute a portion of the student's grade. Upon enrolling with Seton a you will get day-to-day lesson plans along with testing and academic guidance.

Looking at the Abeka home school curriculum we see that it is essentially Christian grounded and is the most popular Home School Program around. Families who are really organized or want a highly structured curriculum will enjoy Abeka very much. The Christian religion is the subject matter you will find in all of Abeka's texts. If you're seeking an accelerated and advanced type of home schooling, then Abeka is what you're seeking. With Abeka, you'll know just what has to be done every day. You're told just what to do and say. You'll be able to purchase lesson plans, teacher's manuals, textbooks and tests. You can opt to get the DVD versions of Abeka home schooling where you'll get a full year of schooling including assessments, textbooks and DVD classroom lessons.

Another choice of Abeka beside the DVD and textbook is the Abeka Academy Traditional Parent-Directed selection. It's a fully accredited college prep curriculum. Abeka gives you teacher manuals that show just how to follow and teach the program. Abeka will keep the records for you from the material you teach. You send in all the tests and work, Abeka grades them and supply's a report card. You will get progress reports and an academic calendar.

Abeka is among the pricier programs. Due to the heavy amount of material to read and do many students burn out on Abeka. However if you desire a curriculum that specify a firm structure during the formative years and continues to challenge students through high school Abeka is for you.

Finally, your child is sure to get an effective home-schooled education grounded in a religious belief whether you select the Abeka or Seton home school programs.

Get more information about the Abeka and Seton home school programs as well as other home school information at About Home School Programs.




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Don't know what to do, feel like I've let a lot of people down?
Let me start of by saying that for the last 3 or 4 years I have been battling with a social anxiety disorder. Because of this I had left school because I got to caught up in what other people thought or said to me instead of what they actually meant or thought. When I left school I was put on a Home schooling program where a teacher would come twice week and help me with my work, give test, etc. and ever since then i haven't been back in a classroom regularly. My parents tried to get me back in school but at the time I kept on thinking about what other people thought. Last year I was on a similar home schooling program as the one the year before and the first semester I got decent grades (Mostly B's) but the second semester I failed all of my classes because my parents were trying extremely hard to get me back in a school and by the time I was put back in the program it as already more than half way through the semester. I'm on an online schooling program now and the first semester I failed or didn't complete all of my classes because I wasn't motivated to do my work. I would always procrastinate and say I'll start tomorrow. The second semester just started and I've gotten good grades so far and feel like I owe it to my parents to do good and for them to see me succeed. I still think about what could have been if I didn't leave school in the first place.I feel like I let so many people down by leaving, including my friends, family, and teachers. I don't have any friends aside from a couple I met on Xbox Live but I want to do more with my life than just sit around playing games all day. I miss all of my friends from my old school and feel like I owe them something and something to my family. I don't know what I should do because I feel like an apology isn't enough because there were plenty of times I would apologize to my mom and go and do the same thing I was apologizing for the next day. If you could help me out in any way I would really appreciate it. Thanks, it means a a lot!

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I have school anxiety and don't know whether to be home schooled?
I suffer from school anxiety which keeps me out of school a lot of the time so I'm forever catching up on my work...I'm going to give you a bit of information about my disorder to help you understand a bit better? Children with school anxiety may complain of physical symptoms shortly before it is time to leave for school or repeatedly ask to visit the school nurse. If the child is allowed to stay home, the symptoms quickly disappear, only to reappear the next morning. In some cases a child may refuse to leave the house. Children can develop serious educational and social problems if their anxiety is advanced. Common physical symptoms include headaches, stomachaches, nausea, or diarrhea. But tantrums, inflexibility, separation anxiety, avoidance, and defiance may show up, too. School anxiety cases a lot of emotional problems too. I've also got anger problems and depression. I don't know whether to be home schooled because school really gets on top of me sometimes. -how much would home schooling cost (uk) -where would I sort out to be home schooled -more information about home schooling programmes please answer; desperate...I can't carry on like this anymore! Cheers x x x

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What to say to my old friends I haven't talked to in 2 years?
I left school about 2 years ago because of anxiety and I haven't talked to my old friends since. I want to get back in touch with them but I don't know what to say. The only way I can really talk to them is Facebook because I don't have their phone numbers anymore. I haven't been back in a classroom since I left about 2 years ago I've either done a home school program or an online program like I'm doing now, so I don't have many friends and the only ones I have are ones I met on Xbox Live. I really want to talk to them and get in touch. What should I do Thanks for the help!

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