Please note that this is not an exhaustive list!

• One-on-one learning
• Challenge for gifted students
• Assistance for learning disabled students
• Flexibility
• Time/opportunity for more hands-on-learning
• Less (or no) busy work
• Practice in independent study
• Less negative peer pressure
• Control over what your children are learning
• Control over the learning environment
• Opportunity to make studies relevant and inter-related (unit studies)
• Opportunity to interact with people of varied ages and backgrounds (socialization!)
• Opportunity to build parent-child relationships and sibling relationships
• Ability to control the timeline of your children’s education