Pros: Homeschooled kids do well on standardized tests, and as adults, have a reputation for being self-directed learners and reliable employees. Most homeschooled students have the choice to study and learn what they want, when they want, for as long as they want. Peer pressure, competition, boredom, and bullies — are all part of a typical school day, and when children are homeschooled, this is less of a problem for them. It takes a lot of time out of a parents schedule and it can be very harsh with money. There is a lot less of an opportunity for children to play team sports, which can cause problems for children being active and having friends. 
I agree with both sides, because there are positives about both sides, however it should be the childs decision if they are homeschooled or not.

Pros- While parents homeschool their children, they have the opportunity to determine what their kids are learning in school. They can make priorities in what they are taught. Another advantage is their safety. They are less likely to be bullied (face-to-face) while being homeschooled because they don’t have to be around negative people. They also should never have to worry about a school shooting or anything like that.

Cons- One disadvantage is simply the cost of homeschooling. They have to pay for the curriculum and all materials. These kids may not have a structured day like the majority of us do. We do the same thing at the same time almost every day, whereas they have a little bit more flexibility which might not be beneficial later on in life. Kids also don’t get the chance to grow up with other kids their age on a daily basis and don’t have all of the benefits and opportunities that we do.

I personally think that homeschooling can be good and “bad”. I think kids should have somewhat of a say in what they do for schooling, because leaving a kid in an education system where they aren’t happy and motivated to learn would not be beneficial for anyone. If they do homeschooling, I feel they should interact more in their community. They might miss out on choir, p.e., plays, sports, and other activities that a lot of students really enjoy. 

The negative side states that one of the parents usually have to stop working and this can hurt there family's income a lot. In the public schooling, it allows a kid to socialise more with other kids their age. 

I agree with both sides, but I’m on the pro side. I think it's up to the kid and the parents of the kid to decide whether they want to be homeschooled or not.
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Physical Freedom: when your life no longer revolves around school hours or homework.  Your  family can  plan off-season vacations, action during week days. 

CON
Financial Restraints: Typically married couple both head jobs but when homeschool one parent man not work, have an at home job or, have a business like Mary Kay or Avon something along those lines. This could make a huge sacrifice.  

Limited Team Sports: Depending on where you live, homeschoolers may or may not be welcome to with their public-schooled peers. So sport and physical active could be stuff yo find.

Opinion: I am on the con side I feel kids should attend public school. I thinK is sets goals for studentS and gives you a life experience. 

The affirmative side states that homeschooled students have a choice in what they study and learn what they want, when they want, and for as long as they want. Students who get homeschooled have a more flexible schedule to do things outside of school with their lives no longer revolving around school hours and homework. These families can live their lives according to what works for them and still get an education. Peer pressure and bullying can have a huge affect on whether someone is homeschooled or not. Studies show that most homeschooled students have a higher self-esteem that stays intact and these students can continue to thrive. 

The negative side states that homeschooling your kids takes away a lot of time from the parents. Most parents who homeschool don’t sit at the table with a book and their child(ren). The kids have hands-on experiences and activities and planning these things can be very time consuming. It can also cause financial restraints upon families, and this can be a big sacrifice for families who are struggling to balance their budget. There are also limited team sports for the homeschooled child to involve themselves in. Sometimes where these people live also plays an impact on whether they can join teams or not and there might be different rules for different schools when it comes to this topic. 

I am with the affirmative side because I think it is good that students can go at the pace they want with their learning. Sometimes bullying also has a great impact if someone is homeschooled or not and I think it is a great option for those students to get away from all of the negative people at public school.

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