Home schooling is not a good option

Ah. Very well. Thank you for the correction. I will be arguing, then, that home schooling is the superior choice given that the guardian has the capacity, financially and parentally, to support it. This is, of course, given, being that "regular schools" must also have the same grounds. In essence, I believe that a future where the majority of society is home schooled would be more beneficial than having one that's schooled standardly like the current American education system. However, even without the system being overhauled to support homeschooling mostly, an individual decision is superior as well.As with my common style, I will rebut prior to making my own arguments as there are no rules against such a thing."First off, kids don't interact with other kids like they do in regular schools if they are home schooled. Because of this, they may not develop proper social skills, and when confronted with the outside world, will not know what to do and shut down, leading them to a hard life, trying to know how to interact with others."This is a common misconception, from my studying of homeschooling in the past. Homeschooled children are often more socially adept than those who are schooled through public education, as they're not isolated like many believe. Also, they're more likely to are very discernibly commendable in terms of coming to terms with, or even exceeding, social norms. In addition, they are more able to influence others as effective leaders, as well as do so confidently.[1][2][3][4][5]"Being in one place, the same scene, all day, for your whole life, can be agonizing, and affect one mentally. Going to a real school helps kids get fresh air, walk around, and be in a different environment."I've already mentioned and cited a study proving this not to be true.[5] Ibid."Lastly, physically, kids cannot develop properly like those who go to regular schools."Parents and guardians have access to many options for the physical education of their child, especially knowing what their child needs physically and mentally.[6]Now that I've rebutted all my opponent's points, I've also inadvertently created my own argument. I'll gather all the thoughts here.Homeschooling's AdvantagesHomeschooling a child will most likely have your child be versatile, or significantly improved, to those educated in public, standardized environments in the following: Leadership skills.[1][5] Social skills.[1][2][3][4][5] Confidence. [3][5][7][8] Life success and income.[9] It seems very clear that homeschooling is the superior choice for any parent that wants best for their child. The 1994 "Home Schoolers at Oral Roberts University" Study by Mike Mitchell. http://www.home-school.com... The "Socialization of Home Schooled Children: A Communication Approach" Master of Science Thesis by Thomas C. Smedley (1992). "College Success of Students from Three High School Settings: Christian School, Home School, and Public School" by Rhonda Galloway& Joseph Sutton (1997). http://www.eric.ed.gov... The "Comparison of Social Adjustment Between Home and Traditionally Schooled Students" Philosophers Degree dissertation by Larry Shyers (1992). "The Effect of Home Schooling on Leadership Skills of Home Schooled Students" by Linda Montgomery (1989). http://www.nheri.org... http://simplehomeschool.net... "Self-Concept in Home Schooling Children" by John Taylor (1986). The "Home Educated Children's Social/Emotional Adjustment and Academic Achievements:A Comparative Study" Doctoral dissertation by Mona Delahooke (1986). Equip Education's Homeschooling Population Reports (2000s). http://www.equipeducation.org...