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I feel like this would be a strong argument against homeschooling (and private religious schools for that matter). Because if they're home-schooled then they'll
by DavidVoid 6y ago
I feel like this would be a strong argument against homeschooling (and private religious schools for that matter). Because if they're home-schooled then they'll get exposed to fewer people from different social backgrounds than themselves, and that would reasonably reduce the amount of "brainwashing".
- mc32 6y agoIt depends for sure. However most households have a diversity of friends and the kids do have to go in group outings. Besides, depending on school district your claim might not be accurate (ie you may attend a school full of rich brats, you may attend a school full of ne’er do wells, or a school where everyone is on the lunch program) neither broadens horizons). Religion might be a problem with strictly religious parents, but I don’t see the damage being worse than that done by school systems. I experienced way too many friends who didn’t fit in and dropped out and other kids who believed in the system and believed things their teachers told them.
- gowld 6y agoPeople who can afford to homeschool tend to live in areas where the the local public school does not have diverse social backgrounds.