Homeschooling is better than Public School

Second, I would like to express my apologies for accidentally posting my argument without bibliography. In answer to your question, the source I used for my previous argument was: . https://www.home-school.com... I will now continue with this debate. These are my three points that I will be using for the argument: 1. Homeschooling gives you more freedom. 2. Homeschooling gives you more options. 3. Homeschooling gives you more opportunities. I will start the first round by only using my first point. -Point 1- HOMESCHOOLING GIVES YOU MORE FREEDOM. With homeschooling, you are free to: a. Customize your child's education. b. Use your own teaching methods. c. Teach at the pace that is best for your child. -Supporting Proof A- YOU ARE FREE TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR CHILD'S EDUCATION WITH HOMESCHOOLING. In public schools, you are not free to choose the curriculum. You use the school's choice, and if it's not right for you, then you can't do anything about it. When you homeschool, the parents are free to choose the curriculum that fits your learning style. All children are different. Some children are visual learners, some are audial learners, but all deserve the right kind of curriculum for their personal benefit. There are hundreds of different curriculums out there, for each subject. Homeschoolers can even pick and choose the subjects they want to learn. If your child would succeed better in life by studying latin instead of spanish, that option is available. The options are limitless. -Supporting Proof B- YOU ARE FREE TO USE YOUR OWN TEACHING METHODS WITH HOMESCHOOLING. As reported by the U. S Department of Education, over 2 million students are affected with learning disabilities. This includes dyslexia, discalculia, and dysgraphia. Learning disabilities such as these make it extremely difficult to learn in public school environment. This causes students much stress, making it quite difficult, if not impossible, for them to excel at their studies. Homeschooling parents are free to study at the method best for their child. There are many books written about how to teach students that have learning disabilities, such as dyslexia. Being at home, and having your own mom or dad teaching you will cut down the child's stress level, and it will be easier for them to learn. They might even be more willing to learn. -Supporting Proof C- YOU ARE FREE TO TEACH AT THE PACE THAT IS BEST FOR YOUR CHILD WITH HOMESCHOOLING. Public schools will only allow children to learn at their grade level, which will be determined by their age. If you are a 11-year-old student, you will be placed in the 5th grade. You will be learning 5th grade math, 5th grade english, 5th grade reading. .. .et cetera. Even if you could read and understand college-level reading material, you would still have to learn at the pace of a regular 11-year-old. Even if you were slow at figures, and only understood math at a 3rd grade level, you would be forced to do 5th grade math. This frustrates students who are capable of so much more, and puts stress on students who are incapable of progressing at a normal pace. Homeschooling parents may teach their child at different grade levels for every subject, so the child can learn at the pace that is best for them, which will benefit them so much more in the future. My opponent stated in his argument that he "assumed" that the effectiveness of homeschooling will depend on your teacher. I would like to rebut his statement with this quote: "Homeschooling and public schooling are as opposite as two sides of a coin. In a homeschooling environment, the teacher need not be certified, but the child MUST learn. In a public school environment, the teacher MUST be certified, but the child need NOT learn. " - Gene Royer Nobody is perfect. Homeschooling parents are most certainly not perfect. They will make mistakes, but the real issue is whether the child is getting the proper education they need to succeed in life. . https://www.classicalconversations.com... . https://www.understood.org... . https://www.goodreads.com...