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What makes that the best thing? All available evidence suggests it is not a relevant thing at all, since home schooled children are indistinguishable in social
by MustardTiger 11y ago
What makes that the best thing? All available evidence suggests it is not a relevant thing at all, since home schooled children are indistinguishable in social skills to regular schooled children. The forced social experience of a typical school is very artificial, and does not apply well to many other social settings. The only real similar setting is prison. Unless the goal of school is to prepare children for the social experience of prison, I don't see how that could be the best thing about it.
- coldtea 11y ago>What makes that the best thing? All available evidence suggests it is not a relevant thing at all, since home schooled children are indistinguishable in social skills to regular schooled children. I, for one, very much doubt that "available evidence".
- MustardTiger 11y agoFacts don't really care if you doubt them or not. Please, answer the question. What makes that the best thing?