familyschooling
nounUK /ˈfæmɪliˌskuːlɪŋ/
US /ˈfæməliˌskuːlɪŋ/
When parents teach their kids at home instead of sending them to a school.
Familyschooling lets the children learn together at the kitchen table every morning.
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2. A style of learning where the whole family studies and explores topics side by side.
Their familyschooling approach turned every vacation into a hands-on science lesson.
3. The practice of keeping siblings in the same learning group so older kids help younger ones.
With familyschooling, the big sister often reads aloud to her little brother.
4. An arrangement where relatives share the job of teaching children in one household.
After the move, familyschooling meant grandma taught math while mom handled reading.