text: The idea of homeschooling in the perspective of the public can go either good or bad. Homeschooling could help parents or children that don't want to go to school a helpful tool to still let the child learn as much as anyone else, or it can be thought as not wanting to give the child an opportunity to learn with the rest of the kids, secluding them from their society and not letting them make connections. The thought of online learning to these parents can elevate home school learning, giving the kids a chance to learn as much as their society gets, and to make connections with other students when they work together. The opportunity to give a child whose parents won't let them go to school, or it was a decision made willingly will create paths for these families. Later on in the future if they are able to go to college, the online learning from home will erase the line between what colleges see as the learning someone retains in school, versus the learning a child gets with homeschooling. The process will eliminate the action parents have to take to either learn the knowledge to become a teacher for their child, or if they are teachers, they would do their job, then come home to teach their child as well. In the end the online video conferences will ease the parents into knowing their child has the best opportunity they have, and they don't have to leave home. This would also eradicate the prejudice that has been made of homeschooling. The online learning would be an amazing response to the cries of the silent voices.