Quote:I've seen home schooled kids come into a public school and the majority have a hard time adjusting. Not because they don't know their math or reading but because they don't know how to interact with other students.


Socialization is a big part of school whether you believe it or not. I see it every day.


I also never said it's the reason they go to school but it is a part of it.

 

Could it be that the "hard time adjusting" has to do with the structured environment?

 

I doubt the "don't know how to interact" statement.  My grandson (goes to public school government indoctrination) has a couple of friends that are "home-schooled" and they interact just fine together.  What is more interesting is that the home-schooled children happen to be a different race, age and sex (in a couple of cases) than my grandson.  They all interact and play just fine together.  I even had his friends come over to go swimming in our pool.

 

The supposed "need" for "socialization" or interaction in public schools government indoctrination centers is pretty much false.

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