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Home Schooling’s Learning Process Management: A Case Study of Families in the South
The objective of this qualitative research was to investigate home schooling’s learning process management organized by home schooling families in the South. Participants were four home schooling families at a basic education recruited by using the purposive sampling. Twenty-four key informants of this study were guardians, homeschoolers and teachers. The data were analyzed by using content analysis. The findings revealed that the families chose 2 types of curriculum; the Basic Education Curriculum 2001 and international curriculum of home schooling corresponding students’ interest and families’ concept and lifestyle. Next, Families showed 2 types of learning and instructional method; mixed method of eight subjects group and experience based learning, and experienced based learning. Four Home Schooling families similarly applied the experience based learning but slightly different in techniques and proportion in educational management of each family. In addition, the family must be an active learner with the students at the same time and each learning process can flexibly be adapted. Families worthily used both internal and external media and leaning resources based on student’s age and needs. Parents were counted as the most important learning resource in all families. Lastly, the families emphasized authentic assessment based on mutual understanding of family members and all parties in charge.
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