Home Schooling Research

Home schooling research examines the educational outcomes, social impacts, and motivations of families who choose to educate their children outside traditional schools. It involves analyzing data on academic achievement, student well-being, and long-term effects to understand its effectiveness and challenges. Researchers compare home-schooled students with their peers in public or private schools, considering factors like curriculum quality, parental involvement, and regulatory environments. The goal is to inform educators, policymakers, and parents about best practices and potential implications of homeschooling on student development and society.