Category Archives: Socialization

Common Objections to Homeschooling, Q&A with John Holt

Common Objections to Homeschooling – The Natural Child Project.  John Holt is considered by many to be the father of modern-day homeschooling.  He was a recognized teacher for many years but came to realize our public education system leaves much to be desired.

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An article explaining why homeschooled kids might just be better socialized than their public school counterparts

Enough of the Socialization Debate. “I’m not saying kids don’t learn valuable lessons in [public] school, I am merely pointing out that there are limitations in social learning due to class sizes and priorities that don’t apply to life outside an educational institution. Sure, homeschooled kids have to pay attention to their lessons, but because lessons don’t take as long on a one-on-one basis as with a large, diverse group, homeschoolers actually have more opportunities for life-learning, and valuable socialization in the community.”

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Addressing the socialization question in cartoon format

socialization.jpg – A humorous & helpful look at the ever-famous socialization question.

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