Homescooling

Hello! I would like to say that homeschooling is actually a bad idea. Let me explain. First of all, you did say, " It also means a lot of responsibility for parents, because to educate its child properly, they have to be fully committed to it, and spend plenty of their for it. " which kind of contradicts your arguments. Yes, it is a lot of responsibility for the parents, so how is it contradicting? The website: http://www.middleschool.net... explains. In the "Time" section, it explains how parents need to invest in the child. Now think about it. If it is a parent who is a single parent, where should they get the money to support the child and his/her education? If the parent were to continue to help the student in every single minute, how will the parent have a job and earn money? In this case, time is precious, and all the time is going to the kid who needs to learn. Due to this, the parent may have less money because all the attention and time is going to his or her child Also, it's the cost that the parents have to pay. It is true that public schools are free. However, homeschooling could be costly. As the website ( http://www.middleschool.net...) says, "In comparison to public schools, where education is free, homeschooling can be costly. Purchasing the newest curriculum and teaching tools can be very expensive. Parents may choose to use a paid homeschooling program, such programs may have added benefits, but may increase the cost of the child"s education. There are also other costs to keep in mind, like project materials, stationery, books, computer software, and field trips. Parents who choose to homeschool their children should be prepared to spend more money than parents who send their children to public schools." Next up, this is another good website to support my claim that homeschooling is bad: https://www.buzzle.com... (From this website, it does admit that there are some benefits of homeschooling. But at the end, it does say this "Though homeschooling has its benefits, it does not match up to the positive influence of schools on the overall development of children." So, really, even if homeschooling may have some benefits, it's not worth to put your child in homeschooling due to so many reasons.) Also, from that website, it does say, "Isolation: Children who are home-schooled may feel lonely, friendless and isolated, especially so if they don't have siblings. Friendships in school help them learn the importance of sharing and being there for one another. Often, homeschoolers become increasingly dependent on their parents. Being schooled at home, they are isolated from the exposure traditional education gives." Now, you may say stuff like social media is like decreasing the isolation of the person being homeschooled. But think about it, social media isn't a real friend. You don't get to meet that person face-to-face and get to experience what a real friend is. (And also, you're only real friend(s) is only your mom and/or dad, and maybe your pets.) Also, this website, https://www.liveabout.com..., explains how friendship and social media don't mix in. Continuing on, please specify this claim: "But on the other, while teching something to children, they may learn the same way the children do" I do not understand what you're trying to say. Finally, please support your arguments and the claims you have made. Really, all your claims are useless if your claims don't have any support. In conclusion, this proves my point, so far, of why homeschooling is actually a bad idea. That's really all I got right now, and I can't wait to see your argument. Best wishes, Jason