homeschooling

[fluffpuffgerbil]

No highschool drama in the adult world? HAH! Adults can be just as petty and childish. If you think that people magically get mature as adults, then you're sorely mistaken.
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Don't worry, I know that. I'll have to deal with it at some point.
Honestly though, I said it above, I'm not that clueless when it comes to this.
And really, if I did go to a public school, I'm sure I would only have a couple friends.
I prefer quality over quantity. I have two very good and close friends and that's all I really need. I have more friends too, but two that are closest to me.
One being the girl I met through my math class, the other being my older sister. Luckily my older sis and I are very close and identical in interests and even how we look. We've been asked if we were twins though she's 4 years older then me. Anyway I know adults can be pretty immature.
Not everyone wants or needs public school.
My mom hated it. Her sister loved it.
Me and my older sister hate public school, my younger sister never wants to be homeschooled again after a year of being in a public school.
We're all different. Doesn't mean we're at more of a disadvantage with learning than other kids are.
Parents aren't the only teachers in homeschool.
I'm doing a virtual academy next year. There are teachers you meet with online and can talk to.
Sometimes I believe homeschool can be better since you don't have the distractions of friends and boyfriend/girlfriend dating drama and stuff like that.
If I was anywhere else I'd have to have my paper and pencil so I could draw and concentrate.
In my math class I had to draw every time I went so I could focus. It annoyed the teacher, but she didn't seem to stop me since I was getting A's and my overall grade in math was an A-. She didn't care as long as we got good grades.
I do pretty well in school.
And again, I know I will have to deal with adult drama eventually.