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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
A lot of homeschooled kids lack social awareness or social skills because they aren’t exposed to kids of various ages, social classes, life experiences, etc. imagine only being taught by your parents for your entire life and then having to interact with others. This isn’t true for all home schooled kids, as some parents do their best to socialize their kids and involve them in sports and stuff, but it’s gotta be really hard to do the same job that spending 6-8 hours in school does to build social skills
gpt
I grew up knowing a lot of homeschoolers that were very fortunate with this. There was an almost co-op/private school type structure that would teach different subjects (the teachers usually had a background of being a public school teacher) for homeschoolers that would have extracurriculars, dances, and just general fun activities so homeschoolers could social with other kids.