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Just from personal experience and nothing more...yes...people who I've known that were home schooled have problems with socializing and often have solitary interests.
Myths about unsocialized home-schoolers are false, and most are well prepped for college, experts say
If you are up to homeschooling, do it properly and socialize your children then I'm not saying it can't work out. I just said its not ideal. If you live in a good school district I don't know why you'd do it.
If you are up to homeschooling, do it properly and socialize your children then I'm not saying it can't work out. I just said its not ideal. If you live in a good school district I don't know why you'd do it.
I knew one family who home schooled their children and yes, their kids were a little "odd".. not sure if thats due to home schooling, or if they were home schooled because thats the way they are. Ilregardless, to blanket homeschooled children based upon the acts of a handful of them is like stating children who go to public schools will shoot other students based upon things like Columbine shootings.
Its dumb.
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