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0 sats \ 6 replies \ @0xbitcoiner 10h \ on: We Bought a Homeschool Literacy Course #2 Education
Where are you, children who are learning at home are forced to take school exams?
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Here in Portugal, it's also mandatory to do periodic exams and reports, and what's more, whoever teaches has to have a university degree, no matter which one.
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Part of this first stage is getting to know the depth of the legality, because as I said before, it's not prohibited, it's just within the legal framework, so it's good to be well-informed...!!
Talk to parents who have been in this process for years, and seek out parent communities as well.
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We live in Brazil, and from what I understand, if you homeschool, you're not required to take exams, but you are required to follow certain school curricula, meaning you have to complete certain levels over a period of years.
We're really studying the entire homeschooling process.
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I was reading a bit and noticed it’s a recent law, pushed by Bolsonaro. You should probably look into it properly, because I got the impression there are yearly evaluations.
“Em relação às avaliações, elas vão ocorrer anualmente com possibilidade de recuperação, já a partir de 2020. É uma avaliação que ocorre como no ambiente escolar, ou seja, desde o segundo ano do ensino fundamental até o último ano do ensino médio. É o princípio da isonomia entre o estudante da escola e aquele que aprende com a educação domiciliar.”
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That is, it is as I was saying, the tests to level up, or at the end of the course, should be, I don't know what it is called...maybe we are entering this world, we are studying and taking the steps little by little, we are already talking with some friends from church who also do homeschooling, in addition to which we are also looking at the issue of all the legality and so on, since here it is not prohibited but neither is it allowed...so we have to be clear about everything.
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