Probably the question most often asked of homeschoolers is,
“What about socialization?” One of the greatest stumbling blocks
to homeschooling is the public perception that homeschooled
students are isolated and unsocialized. In fact, the opposite is
often true, as homeschoolers have the opportunity to socialize
with many different groups and ages, not just with their own
peers in a traditional school setting. As the homeschooling
movement has matured, the public concern over unsocialized
homeschoolers has waned, especially as people see homeschoolers
excelling in college and career environments. HSLDA has
commissioned several studies of homeschoolers that looked at the
issue of socialization. These have consistently shown that the
average homeschooler is far from isolated. | Related HSLDA
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