Topic: Homeschooling should be banned

Argument: homeschooling has proven to be just as educational as traditional schools.

Argument: homeschooling helps children by providing one on one attention when they need extra help.

Argument: homeschooling helps kids learn better in an environment where they're comfortable.

Argument: homeschooling is a good option for children who are bullied, giving them a safe place to learn

Argument: homeschooling is a good thing for those kids that have extra curricular activities

Argument: homeschooling is a great way for kids to get an education if they live a great distance from the school or their parents can't commute there everyday due to money or distance.

Argument: homeschooling is a matter of parental choice and if the parents think they can educate their child better than sending them to school, it should be their right.

Argument: homeschooling is a right for parents that cannot be taken away. they have the right to choose to school their children as they see fit

Argument: homeschooling is a way for the child to still learn if they are having problems in a public setting whether its bullying or poor learning skills it can help the child improve and keep them safe

Argument: homeschooling is advantageous for a particular subset of children; for example if they have additional needs or if they have been bullied in main stream school.

Argument: homeschooling is an excellent alternative for children who are unable to attend normal schools for either emotional or psychological reasons.

Argument: homeschooling is an excellent alternative to public schools for those parents who value family values.

Argument: homeschooling is an inadequate and limited form of teaching children educational materials. homeschooling denies children the ability to learn with peers and learn valuable social interaction skills.

Argument: homeschooling is beneficial to the student because of the focused learning and one on one approach. students gain more knowledge and skills when they can focus on a subject until proficient.

Argument: homeschooling is best for children where the schools in the area are not conducive to learning

Argument: homeschooling is difficult to regulate and stops children from mixing with others which is important for social function in adult life.

Argument: homeschooling is good for children that require special one on one learning.

Argument: homeschooling is necessary for those with reduced mobility or those who suffer bullying

Argument: homeschooling is not government regulated.

Argument: Homeschooling is not regulated and nobody can be sure that the kids have learned anything.

Argument: homeschooling is not regulated enough.

Argument: homeschooling is not regulated so students could miss out on important lessons.

Argument: homeschooling is not the best atmosphere for children to learn

Argument: homeschooling is not the best way to learn.

Argument: homeschooling is not well regulated and overseen by independent bodies

Argument: homeschooling is often done by parents who do not have enough education themselves to provide an adequate one for their children.