Topic: Homeschooling should be banned

Argument: home schooling provides a safe place to learn without school shooting and bullying dangers

Argument: homes schooled children get a much better adult:child ratio. they can take advantage of weather current events etc by being flexible in their curriculum. there is also the absence of peer pressure

Argument: homeschool students don't gain the social skills they need while growing up.

Argument: homeschooled children do much better in standardized testing

Argument: Homeschooled children lack essentials education and social cohesion schooled children are taught. This impede children proper development

Argument: homeschooled children score as highly on standardized tests as those educated in public schools

Argument: homeschooled kids don't get the education they need and don't get to work on their social skills

Argument: homeschooled kids get a good education and it is the parents right to school them how they see fit

Argument: homeschooled students do not learn necessary social skills

Argument: homeschooling a child denies them valuable lifeskills, particularly interaction with their own age group and all experiences stemming from this.

Argument: homeschooling absolutely should not be banned because parents have the freedom to raise their kids as they see fit. if they think they can do a better job teaching their children, they have every right to.

Argument: homeschooling allows a cirriculum that caters to a child's specific needs and saves the state money.

Argument: homeschooling allows children to be taught in a comfortable sitting as well as benefit from one-on-one teaching and relieves the stress from such things as bullying and peer pressure.

Argument: homeschooling allows for one on one teaching as well as allowing a student to learn in a safe environment

Argument: homeschooling allows for targeted education in a safe environment.

Argument: homeschooling allows parents to emphasis topics that are important and necessary instead of the fluf that is added by the school systems.

Argument: homeschooling allows parents to teach using methods that are best suited to their child's way of learning

Argument: homeschooling allows the child to get more direct instruction and can be completed at their speed and not someone else's.

Argument: homeschooling can be appropriate with children, who have specific needs. for example, people with mental health or physical needs.

Argument: homeschooling can be tailored to individual needs of children.

Argument: homeschooling can be useful when a child is being bullied in school and needs protection from their bullies.

Argument: homeschooling can create a more independent program.

Argument: homeschooling can lead to a better learning outcome for many children who struggle in the traditional classroom.

Argument: homeschooling can lead to children not forming the social bonds with their peers which they should.

Argument: homeschooling can provide more one on one attention and can allow the child to learn at their own speed.