The biggest misconception non-homeschoolers have is that homeschoolers aren't "socialized". I homeschooled my two sons - one is in college now, studying engineering, and one is still in high school. If the parents find great support groups, there are a multitude of opportunities - dances, group classes, field trips, even several "game nights" each month. I also have to note that your children will become friends with some of the kindest and most respectful children you'll ever meet.
Same here. My girl has found a group of homeschooled kids that I can trust her with being alone. No freaking way if they were public school kids. I got some sick stories about what “socializing” out there looks like and this daddy wants nothing of the sort for mine.
The biggest misconception non-homeschoolers have is that homeschoolers aren't "socialized". I homeschooled my two sons - one is in college now, studying engineering, and one is still in high school. If the parents find great support groups, there are a multitude of opportunities - dances, group classes, field trips, even several "game nights" each month. I also have to note that your children will become friends with some of the kindest and most respectful children you'll ever meet.
Same here. My girl has found a group of homeschooled kids that I can trust her with being alone. No freaking way if they were public school kids. I got some sick stories about what “socializing” out there looks like and this daddy wants nothing of the sort for mine.