Public schools provide better education than homeschooling.

Counter-Argument to Contention 2 and 3 Contention 2 --- It's argued that public schools have more "diversity" in teachers and the subjects they teach than homeschooling parents can give their children. See my rebuttal on Argument no. 1 that public school teachers are "qualified" to teach their subjects, which too often they are NOT. Even if students are taught six or seven subjects in public school by "qualified" teachers, what exactly does this "teaching" consist of? When I was in public school, and it is exactly the same today, "teaching" consists of the teacher making the student read the next chapter in the subject textbook, and then there is a discussion the next day on this subject matter (IF the students are lucky enough to have a teacher who does this). Is there any reason why an intelligent homeschooling parent cannot give their kids the same dumbed-down public-school textbook to read, or far more interesting textbooks or REAL books and other reading material on any subject under the sun that the student may be interested in? Moreover, a parent can hire a low-cost college student or tutor to teach their child any subject whose complexity goes beyond the parent's particular knowledge at the time. In public schools, moreover, the student has to study the subjects dictated to them by the school curriculum, even if the student is BORED TO DEATH by the subjects (example: Geometry, Trigonometry, European History, etc.). Why should children be in an education PRISON where the wardens dictate what they should study and learn? In homeschooling, parents who love their kids pay much more attention to each individual student's abilities and likes and dislikes regarding the subjects they enjoy learning. Also, homeschooling allows each student to study a subject he or she loves IN DEPTH, AT THEIR OWN PACE, unlike in public schools, where kids are treated like rats or factory robots going through a maze of little classrooms, going from classroom to classroom and subject to subject, every 50 minutes. What if a child loves literature, or biology, or history in public school and would like to spend more time on this subject? The teacher does not have the time or the desire to give such student special attention on each child's personal choices of which subjects they love or hate. Children are treated like factory workers in the public schools, where all child must study the same subjects in the same curriculum, being bored to death most of the time. With homeschooling, students can study subjects they love all day long to their heart's content. It's these subjects they love that can lead the child to the eventual career they will choose. There is no such freedom of learning for the child in the typical public-school education prison. The so-called "diversity" of subjects taught in public-schools turns out to be an education cage children are locked into. Counter Argument to Argument 2 With home schooling, there is no school board?? I don't understand the 'benefit' of a school board?! A school board is just a collection of parents/teachers/school bureaucrats who dictate the same idiotic curriculum and rules for the public schools. The best thing to do with school boards is to abolish them, and let all children homeschool. Kids would be a lot happier.