| A: | I think we should home school our children when we decide to have kids. |
| B: | What? Why? |
| A: | Well, our public schools here are not very good and private school are just too expensive. I have been reading up on home schooling and it has a lot of advantages. |
| B: | Like what? I think that by doing something like that we would be isolating our children from social interaction. |
| A: | Well, first of all, I would be able to teach them everything they learn in school in a more relaxed and fun way. I also think that having a one-on-one class is much better since you can focus more on his or her strengths or weaknesses. |
| B: | I think neither your parents or mine would agree to such an idea. |
| A: | I will bring it up over Sunday brunch. |
| B: | Good luck with that! |
| home school | to educate kids at home by a parent or tutor | |
| first of all | firstly | |
| read up | to do research or instruct yourself on a topic | |
| isolate | to set apart from others; place alone | |
| social interaction | meeting, talking, doing activities with people | |
| one-on-one | a meeting or class between two people | |
| strengths | a quality that makes someone effective or useful | |
| weakness | the quality or state of being weak | |
| bring something up | to mention or open for discussion |
| GED | general education diploma which is the equivalent of a high school diploma | |
| SAT | Scholastic Aptitude Test is a test which is taken throughout the US as an admission test to US colleges | |
| tutor | a person employed in the education of others, either individually or in groups. | |
| recess | a short period of free time between school classes. | |
| quiz | a short quick test |