School vs Homeschool: Which Student Does Better?

Traditional school vs homeschool. Which one is better?

What to do? You don’t have the cash to send your child to private school, where most kids seem to do very well in terms of academic performance, and benefit from the sometimes-lucrative relationships made there. Then again, the local public school in your neighborhood doesn't feel up to snuff; the class sizes are too big, and it doesn’t have a great reputation. So, who’s to say your child won’t benefit from your own knowledge, that you secretly consider to be superior to the average teacher’s. But you worry: not giving your child the opportunity to socialize with other kids might take away an important part of growing up? Is homeschool worth it? That’s what we’ll find out, in this episode of the Infographics Show, Traditional School vs Homeschool.

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[diannerose]

Jeez.
They say us homeschoolers aren't "socialized" so they want us in public school.



But in public school, what do you get in trouble for?




socializing

[MackenzieTaylor]

I hate that so many people think homeschooling means my parents are the ones teaching me everything. When I was younger they did, but now in high school I learn from textbooks, online classes, and even community college. For myself and most homeschoolers I know, homeschooling doesn't mean your parents teach you, it just means that YOU get to control your own education instead of the public schools. I think that control and freedom is one of the greatest benefits of being homeschooled.

[shureborn]

This is basically public school students

Listen to the teacher memorize for a test
After that chapter drop everything you learned and get ready for the next chapter

Wash rinse repeat

[jordan]

Youtube has taught me more than Ive ever learned in a classroom

[wholock]

I was homeschooled, and to be honest, if you find the right groups and sports, no homeschooler will be socially awkward. I'm not socially awkward and I was homeschooled for all 12 years of schooling and I even made my way to College. I was always exposed to people, via homeschool groups and summer camps. So, no one should be afraid of the "Socially awkward" myth.

[gracecats]

In Homeschool you are able to do lots of different things.

(1) Learn at your own pace and aren't taught to a test.
(2) Mix and match many learning materials and learn about things that interest you.
(3) Sleep in and eat proper meals.
(4) Love to learn and are able to take breaks.
(5) For the friends end, you can join sports or homeschool groups. You also get to hang out with adults and that inrichens your social skills.
(6) HAVE FUN!

[Metroid]

Getting home schooled would have saved me 10 years of crippling depression and general anxiety. I was the top 10 at both public school and my community College, but I still never gained social skills or talked. I see no difference for me personally. Also taking tests is not a hard thing to do if you just memorize everything, I don't see why the system puts a pedestal on tests to evaluate your intelligence. Pretty lazy

[sugeypopplanet]

I agree. The school system only cares about passing tests and it stops curiosity. I've had people in my class ask questions and the teachers like, "You don't need to know that for the test. I can tell you about it next year when we study this subject in more detail etc." It's truly ridiculous.

[itzmeganspoon]

I’m socially awkward and I go to a public school. 😔😣😖😫😩😢😭

[AN-jwoe]

It is completely false that if a parent homeschools, that they have to be an expert in all these different areas. With libraries, the Internet, and homeschool groups and co-ops and classes, and with the fact that many homeschooled kids naturally learn to take initiative for their own learning, a parent is not actually a “teacher” in the traditional sense of dispensing knowledge, but more the facilitator supporting the child’s learning how to learn. I know families who homeschooled their kids all the way until they went off to college, and so for the high school years, the kids were basically taking various community college classes based on their interests and needed college requirements. So parents, don’t believe this lie!

[MelodyAMc]

I have seen both sides of homeschooling as l was homeschooled and now homeschool my own kids. The biggest irritation was not being allowed to go outside during schooling hours for fear the dreaded local busybodies might call DCS. I am not doing anything ilegal so l do not make my kids hide at home. If you are concerned because my kids are at the grocery store with me or playing outside during schooling hours try screwing off. Your input is unwanted.

[mariacombs]

As a homeschool kid, I can say this: Kids don't have to go to a traditional school to socialize. I go to a co-op, scouts, and am part of a volunteering group. I get more than enough socialization.

[cosmicredpanda]

People are homeschooling more because public education sucks, for multiple reasons, to put it simply.

[Bittlicious]

I went to public school and I’m a socially awkward freak. Public school didn’t help. Take your kids out of government schools. The best part of homeschooling is that you get to raise your children not the government.

[jaderomlucero]

When I learn in homeschool: I learned the lesson permanently
When I learn in public school: I learned the lesson temporary

[amberdolphin]

I think I prefer homeschool. I admit, I've never been to a school dance, I've never been to all those "cool" things, but I have the best morals that can be taught. they don't teach morals in school. Not that I've heard. And I'm surrounded by the best people. not "Best in the industry" best, best in teaching you goodness, kindness, and greatness.

[helpme]

There seems to be a misconception that home schooled kids just sit at home all day studying. There are plenty of social activities and get togethers for home schooled kids to attend.

[niwaryearsago]

Before watching... Homeschool bruh, School KILLED my passion for art, Homeschool let's u KEEP that creativity... And look at Billie Eilish, Homeschooled, and surrounded by Pianos and music in her house, now shes a star, worth millions

[britt]

I was homeschooled for 9 years, attended private school for 4 years, and did public school for my 10th grade year. And honestly, homeschooling was really where I learned the most. I had homeschool group once a week so I had plenty of friends. Private school was pretty horrible but I did learn. Although I really like public school, in my school anyway, there isn't much I learned. Ppl just cheat to get by because the teachers really sucked. Plus when I was homeschooled I got out for summer in april so I didnt really mind not going to public school as a kid

[uglynamets]

Most people in the comment section don't seem to realize that most homeschooling is done online, not by your parents.