This cannot be answered definitavely because it depends greatly on the area where you live, the abilities of the person teaching the children in the homeschool setting, what you feel is important for an education, the learning styles and needs of the children, if the parents/guardians stay involved in their children's education at public school, if the homeschooled students are given opportunity for interaction with their peers, etc. Either way, if you want to ensure good education for your children, stay involved and stay informed, and lead by example.
in my opion i belive attending a public school is better.
I beg to differ, homeschooling seems to be much more educational depending on your tutor. In school, i was very shy and could not speak to teachers without being scolded or sent to detention. This is where i became shy. Then, my parents suggested homeschooling. After a couple of months, i immediately felt confident and spoke to my tutors. And now every time i go to the park or any other public place, i can communicate and react with other people. Also, my education was WAY behind in school. My grades were low, and i was failing. In homeschool, i felt comfortable, i felt like i had the freedom to ask for help. In public school, the teacher would say, "Go ask a classmate." and when i did, they didn't know.
It all depends on the teacher. Public school teachers are not always the best. Some teachers are still in college. In homeschool, your teacher is your parent, and children learn more about respect and social communication. In public school, you are surrounded by people that are your age, you don't get to meet other kids anyway, they bully you, they mistreat you. That's not fair. And when i told my teacher, she said, "No, our school builds character and kids!" and of course, it was not the best thing to tell my teacher.
So, in my opinion, i beleive that it depends on the teacher and teaching methods that build our education.
No. Some say that home schooled kids do not have any socialization, but that is not true. I am home schooled and I think it is more fun, and I spend more time with adults than other kids, so I know how to act mature and talk to adults.
Being more mature? Ha!
I'm a public school student, and I'm polite and very respectful.
In my case, I think public school is better, since you have more fun.
See what you just said there? That isn't very respectful. I don't see anything wrong, but you know... It depends on the child's behavior and whether or not they learn. In public school, you don't always get the social interaction you need. You are usually in an over-crowded classroom with fourty kids breathing down your neck. And you get peer pressure. Then you don't learn, next thing you know, the teacher is making you go to detention for not turning in a paper. Then, you become frusterated and you get used to it. You then become disrespectful and rebelious towards adults. In your case, you seem to know your street-smarts and you are ready for the torture we call school.
Some advantages of homeschooling are:
On the other hand, there are also dissavantages:
Weather you choose homeschooling or public school, it's necessary an active parent participation to get the best for your kid. You could be successful either way or fail either way.
There are many reasons that people choose to home school. There are also advantages to public school for some students. Try using the list of reasons to come to the conclusion of what works best for your family.
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The effectiveness of online versus public schools can vary depending on individual preferences, learning styles, and needs. Online schools offer flexibility and personalized learning, whereas public schools provide social interaction and extracurricular opportunities. Both have their advantages and challenges, and the suitability of each option depends on the student's unique circumstances.
Depends on the teachers and students in public schools. Home school makes you learn math, science, and english online. It is free because you do not have pay money for public school field trips.
YES! much better because the education is much higher than what effort is put in public schools.
They're usually safer than public schools but they're not necessarily better.
yes they do sometimes, Atherton high school in louisville is a public school and they are way better than St X or trinity
They tend to be better because they are private institutions so people must pay money to go to their schools, unlike public schools. Thus they have the money to hire nice sports coaches and afford better practice facilities.A:In some places they are. In other places Public school sports teams are better than Catholic schools.
Sometimes homeschooling through K12.com is free, depending on what school district you live in. K12 is online and has more advanced lessons than public schools.
Private schools often have more resources and funding to invest in facilities, such as modern technology, specialized equipment, and smaller class sizes. This can lead to better facilities compared to public schools in some cases. However, there are exceptions, and some public schools may also have excellent facilities, depending on their location and funding.
I reckon that public schools are better. Although Home-schooling gives one to one tuition, a public school school also builds up a social background and life. I agree.
http://kathrynvercillo.hubpages.com/hub/Homeschool-vs.-Public-School-vs.-Private-School will show you all the pros and cons of homeschooling, private schools and public school. It does at one point say that home schooled children are more isolated than others because of lack of a larger social group.
The superiority of online schools versus public schools depends on individual preferences, learning styles, and circumstances. Online schools offer flexibility and personalized learning, ideal for self-motivated students or those with unique scheduling needs. Public schools provide social interactions, extracurricular activities, and in-person support, catering to students who thrive in structured environments. Ultimately, the best option varies for each student.