>I'm not sure where this myth that home schooled kids miss out on socialization comes from. From the public school establishment, mostly. I'm sure you can fin

>I'm not sure where this myth that home schooled kids miss out on socialization comes from. From the public school establishment, mostly. I'm sure you can find worst case examples of kids who've spent the last five years in the family living room, but I've never met home-schooled children who weren't better socialized than their public school counterparts. The big drawback of traditional schooling is the children are all the same age, which prevents them from modeling their behavior on more mature children.