The opposers of home-schooling can argue that home-schooled children can never be
certain if they are learning all the things in the curriculum, and if their standards are
equal to their traditional schooled counterparts. They also worry that children who are
home-schooled miss out on the social life of being at a traditional school.
Home-schooled students in the US always beat out their traditional schooled
counterparts in standardized tests. They are also free from distraction while at study,
and still can socialize with other children in their neighbourhood. Home-school also
allows for more flexible time schedules. A student's schedule does not have to revolve
around a set school time and school activities.
Home-schooling is an especially wise decision for students who are seriously involved
in the arts or sports. They have to learn to devote the majority of their time doing
what they will do as a career, and school homework often holds them back from being
able to do these things. Also, they can use the 9:00am- 3:00pm time when the mind is
at its most focused state and the body is at its most responsive state to practice or
learn their art or sport and use the latter time when they are less energized to do
Sometimes home-school is seen as an option for students who are excelling in their
classes and not being challenged enough. These children can work at their own pace,
and take breaks at anytime and still be able to ace the standardized tests.
Home-Schooling also gives the student more life experiences than a traditional school
does. A traditional school is very age-segregated and unconsciously teaches to be
intimidated by those who are older than you. In the home-schooled enviroment things
are much different. Since most home-schooled children are home-schooled with their
siblings or have friends other than just the ones their age, they can adapt mor
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