interaction is limited is detrimental to his progress and development. But studies have proved this wrong.
Children put into the fiercely competitive school surroundings lack the confidence to hold a conversation. Highly regarded children show little genuine interest in the matter of conversation and may know how to socialize with people of various age groups, especially their elders.
Children who learn at home are more conscious of the implications and the objective of their learning. That they will ask intelligent questions and make accurate findings. Children commence their life by imitating their parents. Homeschooled children therefore choose up the sterling characteristics they see in their parents. On the other hand, they are shielded from the detrimental affects of their peers.
These types of children are thus better equipped with the tools necessary to face the world. The positive encouragement that takes place in the homeschooling environment as opposed to being deserted, embarrassed or ignored in a normal school environment strengthens their self-esteem. Kids turn out to be better balanced and well-rounded as they progress into adulthood.
