Whats better home school private school or public school?

Jacinta Moitoso: I would have to say private school.

Russ Kiernan: Im a private schooler, i think that private schools are somehow better because of their facilities but all three have their pros and cons:Public School Pros and Cons:The public school is the most obvious first choice for many families but it's also one that can cause them a lot of concerns.Commonly cited benefits of the public school choice include:Convenience. Proximity to home, availability of school bus transportation and other facts about public school make this an easy one on a daily basis.Cost. It's free so you don't have to think about pay for your kid's education.It's the norm. Kids will basically fit in with society after going through standard schooling.Diversity. Kids will get to meet all kinds of different people and will learn tolerance (eventually) for everyone.Commonly cited drawbacks of the public school choice include:Low quality of education. Many people feel that public schools gea! r education to the lowest common denominator in the school which means that smart kids lose out.Peer problems. Kids may argue with peers or pick up bad habits in public schools where diversity is common.Design of education. The public school has a curriculum that doesn't really allow for individuality or input from the parent. Your kid will learn what the school says he will learn.Private School Pros and ConsThe private school choice diminishes some of the problems associated with the traditional public school but will bring up its own issues.Commonly cited benefits of the private school choice include:Higher quality of education. These classes are generally geared towards college-bound kids.Future opportunities. Private schools look good on resumes and open doors. Kids from private school tend to stick together into adulthood and may help each other out with careers in the future.Close community. This close community extends to parents and teachers and creates a situation ! in which there are a lot of people looking out for your kid.Le! ss diversity. Some parents prefer that their kids "stick to their own" so to speak.Commonly cited drawbacks of the public school choice include:Cost. It's not going to be free to go here and you'll have to invest money in different activities throughout the year.Time-intensive. Parents are typically expected to be involved in volunteer efforts with the school which can take time.Limited experiences. The lack of diversity that is often encountered in public schools is a drawback when kids have to deal with a more diverse world.Homeschooling Pros and ConsMany parents find that they can avoid all of the problems of public and private school with homeschooling but it isn't perfect either.Commonly cited benefits of homeschooling include:Control over what your child learns. You design the curriculum and it can be focused on the specific educational needs and level of your child.Keeps the family closer. You do more together and this means that you've got a bond that isn't as easy ! to achieve when your child is away at school all day.Freedom and flexibility. You can set a school schedule that suits your family, travel together when it's best for all of you and otherwise enjoy more flexibility in life together,Commonly cited drawbacks of homeschooling include:Very time-intensive. You'll need to be your child's full-time teacher in addition to being a parent.Difficult. It's not easy to teach a kid everything that he or she needs to know.Isolation. The child and the rest of the family may feel isolated from a larger social group.Limits opportunities. Homeschooled kids can go to college but it's not as easy as when you've got standard transcripts from a more traditional school.Problems separating school and home. In terms of both time and discipline in the home, boundaries get blurred.Hope I Helped...Show more

Theresia Fashaw: PUBLIC ~B)Nerd

Gertrude Darke: Depends on what you're looking for. As someone who has experienced all three, I know th! e pros and cons of each.Home School: Learn at your own pace, get to wea! r PJs, going to a movie could be educational, start the day when you want. Social isolation unless involved in a group, no organized sports unless you live in a community where rec leagues are available, can be seen as "nerdy" or "weird".Private: More challenging curriculum (usually), uniforms, smaller classes (usually), better student/teacher/parent relations. More expensive, everyone knows who you are, not always a "better" education for the price.Public: Easier classes (usually), anyone can attend, teachers are less likely to be strict, cheaper. And by anyone can attend, I mean ANYONE. Even the people who bring the whole atmosphere of the place into the dumps. There's usually a pecking order and the classes are usually larger....Show more

Rana Rudell: pubic

Carmina Stickney: Private!!!!!!! they're great and they are NOT nerdy!

Mee Blumenfeld: i am looking for a new school because i am in home school right now and i have three things to choose from stay ! in home school go to private or go to public so whats better i really need help with this so is private worth paying for is it the same as public school or is it just better to stay at home schooling please help i really need it thank you for takeing time to read this :)