I think that all children are unique. In the public school system some, not all, children get eaten alive by their peer group. It crushes the "uniqueness" out of them. Most homeschool parents choose not to have only the socialization that public school provides. If anything peer pressure causes undesirable behavior such as drugs, alcohol, sexual experimentation, bad attitudes by those children they are socializing with. If children do not bend to the will of the more popular opinion they are made fun of, called names, bullied and just made to feel miserable. And everything that is unique about your child is crushed and broken because of this. I have seen it many times before in the public school system. Homeschooled children not only interact with their peers but with older, younger, white, black, hispanic, poor, rich, disabled, ect. They are more able to socialize much better with the public than other children that were schooled publicly. Not social misfits at all.
2006-08-25
07:12:27
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Bethie
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