I taught in public schools for more than a decade. Homeschooling my kids shifted my perspective on a student's success.

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The author reads to her young son on a couch.
The author taught in public schools for more than a decade before she began homeschooloing her own children.

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We homeschool our 4 kids and don't plan on going back to public school. We aren't against it; it just wasn't for us.

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The author and his wife and four kids on a boat.
The author, his wife, and their four kids are more free to travel because they homeschool.

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A homeschooled Gen Xer says her parents didn't pressure her to go to an elite college. Now she's a successful jewelry designer with no student debt.

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Sarah Nagle said her homeschool experience allowed her to avoid student debt.

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I worried homeschooling would make my kids antisocial and friendless. I was wrong.

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The author's kids after participating in a group theater performance.
The author's kids enjoy participating in theater, and it adds to their social lives.

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The back-to-school season always reminds me why I love homeschooling my kids so much

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The author with her husband and two kids during a whale-watching trip in Baja Sur, they are sitting on a beach and smiling.
The author has been homeschooling her two kids for several years.

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We started homeschooling our kids to travel. We've bonded as a family, and they're learning through unique experiences.

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Terri Peters and her family in Curaçao.
By choosing to homeschool her kids, Terri Peters and her husband have been able to take them to places like Curaçao throughout the year while still completing their schoolwork.

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