More Black Families Are Opting For Homeschooling

The video discusses the rise in homeschooling during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly among Black parents. It highlights the challenges faced in virtual learning, including racism and lack of support. Personal stories illustrate why some parents chose homeschooling, emphasizing the need for a better educational environment. The video concludes with reflections on the future of homeschooling.

What was one of the main reasons the Skinner family decided to homeschool their children?

• To avoid pandemic-related issues

• To improve academic performance

• To travel more frequently

• To reduce educational costs

According to the US Census Bureau, which group saw the highest increase in homeschooling during the pandemic?

• Hispanic parents

• Black parents

• White parents

• Asian parents

What is one of the challenges black families faced with virtual learning during the pandemic?

• Lack of internet access

• Racism and lack of compassion

• Overcrowded classrooms

• Inadequate teaching materials

What motivated Victoria Jones to consider homeschooling her children?

• Desire for a more flexible schedule

• Concerns about COVID-19 and racial bias

• Interest in a specialized curriculum

• Need for more extracurricular activities

What is one reason the Skinner family might return to traditional schooling in the future?

• More social interactions

• Improved pandemic conditions

• Higher academic standards

• Better sports opportunities