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Homeschoolers have more flexibility with their scheduling. At public schools, every student takes the same classes. The class length cannot be changed to fit students’ particular needs. But homeschooling programs can be specially designed for needs of the student. For example, if a student is “already good in math and may need some work in English, the program can incorporate more time with English lessons and less with Math.” (“Advantages of Homeschooling,” Jeremy Low, Ezine Articles, September 11,2006). With homeschooling, different subjects can be taught, and students can move at faster or slower pace, depending on their needs. Also, more online homeschooling courses are now available which is “a great option for the home schooler that wants to take courses from certified teachers, with 24 hour tutoring available and to work at their own pace.” (“HOME-SCHOOLING: Online Courses Offer Flexibility,” by Kate Tsubata, __The Washington Times__, March 1, 2009). This is why homeschooling does a better job than public school of taking in account the abilities, learning styles, and needs of a student.