Although homeschool children usually do not interact with as many peers as students in traditional schools, research shows that homeschool children have a higher self-esteem and an easier time relating to adults. Read about the socialization of homeschool students.
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Socialization and the Homeschooled Student
A common definition of socialization is the ability to adapt to the needs of any given group, to follow the rules of ...
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Socialization: Homeschoolers Are in the Real World
Academically homeschoolers have generally excelled, but some critics have continued to challenge them on an apparent ...
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