The issue with homeschooling (my opinion)

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Yeah this is hilarious 😭😭 bro thinks since he went to school he can now judge the world

Guys watch out, public schoolers are built different 😭😭😭

Never thought school could make someone so ignorant

College preparedness: Research indicates homeschooled graduates often have higher GPAs in college—freshman GPAs of ~ vs. —and graduate at higher rates (≈66–67% vs. 58–59%)

Sorry my friend but we don’t go off studies here… only irrational thinking and opinion

ig ur right

True that

I disagree.

In my opinion, life is about enjoying it as much as you can. Most people do not enjoy school.

That means about 1/5 or 1/6 of your life is mainly spent without enjoyment.

Not only that, children learn when they start school that people can tell them what to do. Then when they grow up, people will control them much more easily than people who were home-schooled. School also takes away a lot of children's creativity and ambitions.

So, not only will school take away 1/5 of your life's enjoyment, but it will affect the other parts of your life in a bad way.

Usually, i do not join off topic threads, because they are all trash, but this thread is worth joining in. I have to say, that in public school, you get as much bulliers as friends, and because you go to school every day, you face them every day. When you are homeschooled, you can choose who you face. Also, it is not healthy to have all of your friends with the same age as you, like it is not healthy eating just one type of food. And again, choosing your friends means less, but more quality friends. And I personally choose less good quality friends than more poor quality friends. And if a home schooled kid can't get friends, then he probably wouldn't be able to get friends in public school either. And public school takes all your creativity away, because when you got an idea which is more advanced than the level in the school or it is alternate, they say: Shut up, be quiet! And personally, I think the best home schooling method is that the child can choose what he wants to learn, this way, he can get more advanced. And not lastly, guess,how I know this? From personal experience. I am homeschooled. I have a lot of friends, way ahead of my age in English, chemistry, music, just to say a few. And public school doesn't teach you to not be selfish. But a sibling does. Again, this is my personal experience.

Thanks for your contribution

And 480, how am I sensitive, lacking friends, and trying to be in the middle?

Also, always wanting to be in the middle is not an issue from being homeschooled, but from having no siblings.

Okay, so I have this friend who is homeschooled, and he tells me A BUNCH OF RANDOM CRAP. "Did you know that Star Wars creator stopped making them?" Then Im like, "Dude, I don't care." See, public schools show you that not a lot of people may like you or are going to be your friend, but homeschooled people dont know that, and they thing that everyone will want to be their friend. As #1 said, they think the world revolves around them. Thank you for reading and have a good day/night yall

So the world revolves around you if you tell people random stuff? 🤨… WTF 😭😭

#495 I can see that public school has messed up your logical thinking lol

when are we going to get someone to argue in defense or offense of private schools too?

#495 You seem to think that if people don’t act as you do then they are messed up or “the world revolves around them”?? But you’ve clearly got that whole thing backwards. Because if someone doesn’t act like you then you start to attack their motives

they know im homeschooled, but we dm each a lot (cuz we're making a story thing)

I have the public schooled friend, his education is really in the lacking, you can tell by talking to him. He’s the same age as me but doesn’t understand basic things I mention. I like the guy but he’s not great to hang around if you want to have an actual discussion. Like most public schoolers I’ve met, he’s incredibly shallow and doesn’t care about almost anything, he’s just another cog in the machine following society’s plan for him without thinking twice, no, without even thinking once. He has lots of “friends” but I’m constantly hearing about crappy things they do to him and each other.

I win the argument now right? Since I have an example of a stereotypical public schooler in the real world, so that’s how they all must behave. If you weren’t able to tell until now, the point of this post to prove a point about giving random examples of people when you are trying to argue against a system of education.