1. Are you satisfied with traditional method of teaching?

 Yes (49%)
 No (89%)
2. Have you heard about modern method of education? (i.e. homeschooling)
 Yes (109%)
 No (26%)
3. Do you think public/private school affects the upbringing of the child in a negative
manner?
 Yes (63%)
 No (75%)
4. Would you prefer homeschooling your kid for shaping his future?
 Yes (53%)
 No (84%)
5. Do you feel the need of 6 hours of schooling for a primary grade student?
 Yes (52%)
 No (83%)
6. Do you feel that studying formulas, chemical reactions and antecedents will help the
child in future?
 Yes (85%)
 No (54%)
7. Do you wish to have an overall control on your child’s education?
 Yes (93%)
 No (44%)
8. What can be your primary reasons for homeschooling the kid?
 Providing moral values and religious believes (26.1%)
 Student Athletes (15.7%)
 Desire for more time with the kid (17.9%)
 Missionary Family (1.5%)
 Child with some special needs (15.7%)
 Financial conditions of the family (6%)
  Student bullying (3%)
 Child with health/physical problems (10.4%)
 Other reasons
o Schools just teaches theory aspect of everything, a child must know
how to use them in his day to day practical life, coz theory knowledge
isn't everything, practical knowledge is what makes the child a better
person and human being.
o To teach what is needed to survive in this world and not just a
memory test. Our schools are solely based on memory tests.
Homeschooling, because to make the child understand what he/she is
learning.
9. Which qualities you feel a child may imbibe in him by homeschool?
 Independent & Systematic child (26.1%)
 Less stressed child (48.5%)
 Smart & Bold child (8.2%)
 Clumsy & Blunt child (11.2%)
 Hardworking & discipline child (6%)
10. Homeschools can reduce the number of suicides done by the children due to study
pressure.
 Strongly Agree (26.1%)
 Agree (27.6%)
 Neither agree nor disagree (42.5%)
 Disagree (6.7%)
 Strongly Disagree (1.5%)
11. According to you which possible outcomes can a homeschooler have?
 Practical beliefs in life (28.4%)
 Gregarious person (2.2%)
 Focused in life (23.9%)
 Lacking self-confidence (35.8%)
 Exposing talent (9.7%)
12. Do you think homeschools are capable of raising a crafty and a self – reliant child?
 Yes (64.9%)
 No (35.1%)
13. Which activities you feel a homeschooling kid should be introduced to?
 Arts (Music, Painting) (11.9%)
 Sports (Physical and mental, indoor and outdoor) (53%)
 Going on field trips or treks (11.9%)
 Household work (2.2%)
 Family business activities (3.7%)
 Online Course (11.2%)
 Others
o Ethics and values.
o Whatever they might be interested in.
o Help a kid find his desired stream.
o All of the above.
14. Do you feel homeschoolers can be the youth that might help our nation in being a well-
developed nation?
 Yes (64.9%)
 No (35.1%)
15. Do you think homeschooling can also lead to – (select yes/no)
 Low self-esteem (68% / 67%)
 Lack of positive self-image (59% / 78%)
 Being a stagger person (56% / 80%)
 Difficulty in addressing public (99% / 37%)
 Social acceptance (89% / 49%)
16. Any other suggestions for homeschooling
a. Reaching out to more people and making it fun and setting education goals.
b. There should be regular tests or exams because of which children get to
practice and actually gain confidence with whatever they learn
c. Home schooling must be channelized to develop personal skills but social
skills can be developed only by traditional schooling.
d. The most important question is that if a parent is subscribing to
homeschooling to reduce the stress on his child, the parent could instead
create an environment where the child doesn't feel the pressure of normal
education.
e. From my point of view homeschooling is not a good idea because at the end
all students have to compete on a common cut throat competition ground our
current education system gives us a glimpse of future competition but a
homeschooled kid is deprived of this too much extent.
f. The government should come up with more ideas and betterment for
homeschooling.