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  • 08-31-2011, 07:41 PM
    fluffpuffgerbil
    Re: homeschooling
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    Originally Posted by Valentine Pirate View Post
    This seems to be getting somewhat sensitive, but as a home schooled child I don't think it was a bad experience. Granted, it was K-6th grade and not through my teens, but it helped me develop a good sense of self outside of peer pressure and (for me personally) a better grasp on maturity. I can see how with different parents, or other various factors, it could have been much worse. As far as socializing goes, I wasn't around groups of children constantly, but we traveled a lot and it gave me a lot of social experience in dealing with people in general.

    I agree with this. I've been homeschooled throughout my whole life and on my own request, will be continuing it this year. I agree it's helped me get a better grasp on maturity(if you don't mind me stealing your phrase) and I didn't have to worry about peer pressure or try to fit in with everyone else.

    However, we don't travel much, but that's due to all our animals, which I doubt I would have if I wasn't homeschooled.
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